Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-04-03

Yesterday, and nearly all the cltleS ana
towns elected tickets. AS rule party
lines were eliminated. Joshua Eric
Dodge was elected to the supreme
bench without opposition. -Four non
partisan judges were elected in Mil
waukee county. Oshkosh Went Demo-
cratic by $50 against Republican ma
jority last year of 800. At Madison,
w. q. Zimmerman (RepD was elected
county judge by about 800 majority
and Professor Storm Bull CDem.) was
elected mayor. Racine and FOn du
Lac elected Democratic mayors and
Republican councils; Janesyille and
Waukesha went Republican.
Milwaukee returns indicate the cleo
tion of the following ticket: Circuit
judge, l.. w. Halsey: county judge.
L. ID. Carpenter: municipal judge. A.
G. BraZee: district judge, \. b. Neelen:
municipal court clerk. +. f. Woller:
Carpenters opponent Emil Walber, is
running close. Following is list of
the towns and cities and the way they
went: epubliean-Amherst, Waupca
Sparta. Fairchild. Barabeo. Hayward.
Darlington. Black River Falls. Pewau-
kee. Delevan River Falls. Unity, NirO-
qua, Park Falls, Monroe. Marshall.
Janesville. Bloomer. Evansville, Hud-
son. Waukesha. Democratic-Hart-
ford. Ashland. Kenosha, Oshkosh.
Fond du Lac. Fox Lake Gilman, JEFF
ferSon. West Bend: Marinette, Mus
coda, Two Rivers. Boyd, Juneau. Ely
ria. Pardeeville.
JaneSville. Wis, April 3.-JaneSville
has gone Republican by an increased
majority. Mayor Richardson is elect
ed by 420 majority. Two years ago
his majority was only 216. The Re
publicans elected three out of five
aldermen. The question of sewerage
was decided in the affirmative by a
majority of over 500.
Fond Du Lac. Wis, April "a
Democratic mayor and majority of
the aldermen were elected. Repub-
lican county judge was elected. The
council is Democratic.
Racine Wis. April 5. = Michael
Higgins Oem.) elected mayor by 500
majority. Republicans elect rest of
the city ticket and Il majority of the
council
Marinette. Wis. April 3-DemO-
Gratis elect Campbell for mayor by 400
majority. also city treasurer and as
SCISSOR Holgate. county judge, prob
ably elected by small majority.
Waukesha. Wis. April 3--Entire
Republican city ticket reelected by
increa sed majority. Republicans
gained three aldermen. County judge,
NJ. s. Griswold: municipal judge. D.
S. Tular, reelected.
Beloit. Wis. April 3.-The muni-
cipal election yesterday was not on
party lines. Independents were gener-
ally successful on local option. Thevote
was in favor of license as at present.
Madison, Wis. April 3.-PrOfesSOr
Full. nephew of the great violiniSt. Ole
Bull, was elected mayor. as Il Demo-
crat. Complexion of the council is
unchanged. Richard T. Ely. the great
political economist. was elected super
visor in q suburban town.
Slieboygan. Wis. April 3,-The Dem
ocratic party elects the entire ticket.
No change in the political complexion.
Social Democrats elect four out of
eight aldermen
Oshkosh, Wis. April 3.-The Demo
Gratis carried the city election yeSter-
day. John Mulva Deml was elected
by $40 majority for mayor. The Re-
publicans carried the city last fall by
nearly 500.
Wausau. Wis. April 3.-The Demo-
Gratis elected all the city officers and
sixteen out of eighteen members of the
council. A gain of mayor. two jus
tices of assessors and telve council
men. Local issue decided the contest.
Appleton. Wis, April 3.-ElectiOn
returns show the Democrats win by
small majority. No political change
of officials over last year.