Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-04-04

judge, Gyiswold for municipal judge |
and Tular were reelected.
Wet at Lodi.
Lodi Wis, April S.-Poli,cs cut no |
figure in the election, The only ques
ton of interest was whether the town |
should be wet or dry. Wet carried by
5 majority,
GAINESVILLE.
April 3.-The republicans elected !
the city ticket throughout Two re-
publ an aldermen were elected out of |
five.
Portage,
Portage, April S.-The entire demo !
cratic ticket was elected ], L. Jones, !
mayor, has a majority of 27S and the |
assessor IFS. The council is now de-
moCratic
McFetridoe at 5araboo.
Baraboo, Wis, April Sc. H, Nc
Fetridge was elected mayor, but the
remainder of the ticket is in doubt.
The third ward is democratic, The
vote on Judge is close but f. Aug.
Runge is probably elected.
Delavan.
Delavan, Wis, April 3.--The com
plete republican city ticket was elect
ed Simmons for circuit judge carried
the city. 1t will be close in the district
between him and Beldon.
Berlin.
Berlin. Wis. April 3.--H, c, Trues'
dell democrat, was elected mayor and
the entire city ticket is democratic by
small majority. The democrats elect
one alderman and five school commits
sioners. the republicans four alderman
and one school commissioner,
His Old Home.
Elkhorn, Wis, April S,-Returns
complete from Walworth county gives
John P. Simmons 1898 majority for
circuit judge. This county is his old
home.
Wyse at Reedsburg.
Reedsburg, April 3.--W. A. Wyse,
rep, was elected mayor by majority
of eight votes over Peter Byrne. For
county Judge Runge, rep, 200, Kelsey,
dem, 16S
Waukesha Republican.
Waukesha, April 3.-The republi'
cans carried the entire city ticket and
elected seven out of twelve aldermen.
Manitowoc Results.
ManitowoC, April 3.--William Rahr
republican for mayor, has 500 major
ity; Mahnke, for treasurer, 500 major
| ity; Chloupek, democrat, has county
judge 1000 majority; Schenian, re-
publican, for municipal Judge, 200 ma
| jOrity.
6ruemmer Wins.
! Kewaunee, Wis, April 3.--The citi
zens ticket was elected with the eX
ception of one supervisor. Bruemmac
for county judge, is elected by about
| 900 majority.
Columbus Divided.
Columbus Wis, April 9.-The fol
lowing city ticket was elected: G, T.
Dodge, republican, mayor; F. F.
Wilsk, democrat, treasurer II. A.
Leuders, democrat, assessor. The
democrats elected a majority Of the
aldermen and supervisors.
Socialists Strong.
Sheboygan. April &.--The demo.
cratic party elected the entire ticket.
No change in political complexion.
Social democrats elected four out of
eight aldermen.
Sawdust City Democratic.
Oshkosh, April 3-The democrats
carried the city, John Mulva, demo,
crat, being elected by 349 majority for
mayor.
Wausau Democratic.
Wausau, April 3.--The democrats
elected all city officials and l6 out of
IS members of the council.
At Appleton.
Appleton. April 3,-DemoCrats won
by small majorities.
Centralia.
Centralia. April 3.--The republicans
elected all sixteen men in the town
ship against the Independent by ma
jorities from 100 to 300.
Richardson Reelected.
GAINESVILLE, April 3,-The city went
republican by an increased majority
Mayor Richardson is reelected by 420
majority. The republicans elected
three out of five aldermen.
8oschert In La Crosse.
La Crosse, April 3.-Joseph Bosch
crt, democrat, was elected by a small
majority.