Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-04-05
Outcome of Great Cam
paign in Cream
City.
Democratic >lajority Is
Placed at 1000
to 5000.
Results at Many Other
Points Throughout
the State.

Milwaukee, Wis, April A David S.
Rose is probably elected mayor by
5000 and the rest of the ticket by
about 1900 The campaign was one of
the most exciting in the city's history,
and was fought chiefly on the old
street car issue, Rose being regarded
as favorable to the corporation and
Baumgaertner against it, The former
had the backing of Payne and Pfster,
leading republicans. as we'll as Peck
and Wall prominent democrats. Near
ly the entire local press, English and
German, advocated Baumgaertner' S
cause which in measure, was re-
garded also as La Follettes. 1t Is al
ready common talk that the result
foretells Roses nomination for the
governorship on the democratic
ticket
Later.
Incomplete returns show that Rose
plurality will not go much beyond
1000. The common council and board
of supervisors seem to favor the re-
publicans though the result Is very
close.
Another Report.
Milwaukee, April 4.--Mayor Davis S.
Rose, democrat, triumphed at the mu
nicipal election and carried the rest of
the city ticket with him. He will have
a plurality of at least 5000. William
Bollow and James r. Wolf We're re-
elected treasurer and comptroller re.
spectiyely. Judge Emil Wallber, re-
publican, is elected county Judge
THROUGHOUT THE STATE.
The result throughout the state
shows that the republicans gained the
greater number of victories. In many
instances, however, party lines We're
thrown aside and citizens tickets
elected Republican mayors We're
elected in Hudson, Durand Waupaca,
Elroy, Elkhart, Mansion, Sparta. New
Lisbon, Marinette, Columbus Monroe.
Darlington, Delavan Ripon, Marshteld,
Hayward, Elllhorn, New Richmond,
Viroqua, Stoughton and Portage, while
democratic mayors were elected III
Grantsburg, Hartford. Shehoygan Fails,
Plymouth, Fox Lake, Chiffon Mineral
Point, WATERFOWL, Alma, Beaver Dam.
Edgerton, Eagle, Mazomane, Barabon
and Fort Atkinson. Citizens tickets
we're elected in Fennimore Thorp,
Ceiarburg, Kilbourn, Waterloo, Lodi
Horizon Algoma, kewaunee, Merrill
Rhlnelander. Burlington, Hartland,
Boyd, Brodhead, Lake Geneva, Omro,
Port Washington, Richland Center,
West Bend, Reedsburg and Evansville.
Four circuit judges were elected with
ont opposition Clementson, Wyman,
Ninje and Dunwiddie. License gener-
ally carried in the state Portage de
teated sewerage plant bond proposal
The no-license proposition was beaten
none generally than usual
Madisons council is tie, but Hoyen,
dem, was reelected mayor by a de-
creased majority Republicans gain
three aldermen.
Appleton, April 4.-Ihe democrats
elected Mayor Hammel and the whole
city ticket.
Barneyeld- rhirty-nine against Il
cense. No license also last year.
Belot, April 4,-Simon Smith, rep,
was reelected mayor without opposi-
ton.
Town Of Brooklyn, Green county
Chairman. H. c. Smith, rep; super
Yisors, VIM Hwan. ]. II. Richards;
clerk, II. Patterson; treasurer, E. Z.
Watkins; assessor, f. Burlington. No
license carried by 80 mai The town
has been no license for 3 years. The
ticket was non-partisan-th first time
in - years.
Chippewa Falls, April 4.-Thos. ].
Cunningham democrat, was elected
mayor. The entire democratic ticket
was elected by safe majority.
Doqgeville-S!xty-on for license;
last year about that much against.
Fond du Lac, April 4.-The demo-
Gratis elected the entire ticket.
GAINESVILLE. April 4.-The republicans
carried the council and city treasurer.
Burpee, democrat, Vas elected city
attorney.
Marnette, April 4-The republicans
elected their full city ticket, with
julius rtke for mayor
Racine, April 4-The democrats
won the victory.
Waukesha. April 4.-The republican
municipal ticket was elected with one
exception to succeed democratic offi-
cia's Five OF the six supervisors are
republicans.
Wansau. April ~. A. Anderson,
republican, was elected mayor. The