The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-04-05
Returns from Other Places.


A democrat, u. l.. Baldwin, was
elected mayor of Niles by large ma
jority.
Berrien county went republican by
1000 majority.
Herman A. Foelitzer, rep. was elect
ed mayor Of Benton Harbor by 629 ma
jority. Adolphus S. Miles, dem. was
elected treasurer by 100 majority.
Homer township, Calhoun county
went democratic.
Albion elected James Stanley, dem.
mayor. Frank w. Culver dem, clerk
and Henry ID. Smith. rep, treasurer.
M. e. Main, citizens ticket was
elected mayor Of Gladstone by 80 ma.
jority.
Eaton Rapids democrats elected
John T. Hall mayor and two aldermen,
Republicans still have the council.
Republicans carried Eaton county
by 500 majority.
Charlotte has gone democratic.
that party still having a majority in
the council.
Republican majority in Genesee
county Will reach 1.500.
Republicans have 500 majority In
Gladwin county. New jail bonding act
defeated.
The city of Gladwin elected the re.
publican ticket without opposition. ].
w. Leninger, mayor; M. e. Raymond,
clerk, and F. Il. Atkinson, treasurer.
Aldrich is elected mayor of st..
Louis by 80 majority.
Nelson G. Rice was elected mayor of
st. Joseph on the Republican ticket by
500 majority.
In Adrian Mayor Willard Stearns
was defeated for reelection by DR.. J..
II. Reynolds by "a. The city ticket is
divided, republicans electing mayor,
treasurer and Justice; democrats a
clerk, marshal and street commits
sioner.
At Hudson the city election passed
on quietly. The democrats elected
their mayor. o. r. Pierce, by "a major
ity; B. e. Westfall was elected mar
shall; Henry G. Hall, Samuel Stephen
son and Ed West were elected alder.
men on the democratic ticket; w. w.
Bennett on the republican ticket.
w. F. Berry, rep, defeated John
Prichs for mayor Of Mt. Clemens by 70
majority.
Grand Haven went republican by q
large majority. J. w. O'Brien was
elected mayor by a majority of 200.
Ottawa county went republican by l..
200.
Indications are that republicans car
ry Livingston county by about 100.
The state ticket has about 275 ma.
1ority in Big Rapids. e. C. Newcombe
was elected mayor by 324 majority
The democrats elect two supervisors.
one alderman, and one constable. Ev
erything else is republican. County
probably gives TOO majority republi-
can.
Midland elects entire republican city
ticket. The four wards elected citizen
supervisors. Mustard (rep.), for school
commissioner, carried the city by 1870.
and is probably elected. The republi.
can state ticket will carry the county
by 200, Light vote Amendments are
In doubt.
Monroe is democratic in the city by
about $780, Jacob Martin (dem.) was
elected mayor by 1877. There will be a
democratic common council and board
OF supervisors. A small vote was cast
on the local issue to abolish the board
of public works. 1t did not carry.
Mr.. Moore (dem.) was elected may
or of Muskegon by about 900 majority.
This is a surprise. as the city has a
normal republican majority of between
600 and 700. The state ticket was civ.
en- good republican majority.
The election in Pontiac was some.
thing of surprise. DR.. Harry G. Gil
lot (rep.), defeated Peter I. Meloy for
mayor by 1853 majority John e. Bron-
dige (dem.) was elected clerk by "A
majority, and VIM. F. North (dem.) for
treasurer, received 494 majority. Oak
land county will give about 500 major
ity for the republican justice and re-
gents.
A political cyclone struck Hillsdale.
The democrats elected Blackman may
or by 242 majority. They also elect
clerk and treasurer, three of the four
supervisors and three of the four aid
ermen.
Incomplete returns from Ogemaw
county give republican candidates for
justice of the supreme court and re-
gents of the university about GOO plu-
rality. The democrats elect mayor of
Lapeer city by over 100 majority. The
republicans getting only clerk, one aid.
erman, justice and street commits.
sioner.
In Lansing the democrats elected
city treasurer and five aldermen, while
the republicans elected city clerk, as
SCISSOR, justice of the peace and one
alderman. This is a democratic gain
of three aldermen.
Van Buren, county will give 1900 re.
publican majority. In the fight for
the county seat, as far as heard from,
Paw Paw leads by 497 majority