The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-03

Lebanon. Mo-. April In ;he city e,ee-
City Attorney. City Clerk, three mempers
of the City Council and two school, Diree-
tors. The Democrats elected street CON- ON.
missioner and two members OF the SiS
Council.
Keytesville. Mo. April 2.-The city. cleo
tion Tuesday resulted as follows: Mayor,
II. ID. Edwards: Marshal. r; n Tisaaie:
Street Commi<sioner. p. Q. @, Bryan; Soam- n
Councilmen. Second Ward. {. l.; White ana
A. L. welch: School Directors. \. L. Walch
J. keytesviile Preeinct w; S. nraee, as;
. j. r. Carter is. II will take several days
TO get the entire vote on School Commis-
sioDers.
REPI-R1.IC SPECIAL.
Bevier. Mo- April AT the general city
ficers. the following Citizens ticket was
elected: For Mayor. 7. A. Rowland: Mar
shall ]. W. Brush: Recorder. William An
:. drews: Collector, J. b. Richards; Assessor,
William Whitaker: Street Commissioner.
d L. Boggs: Aldermen. First Ward. r: n
Davis: Second Ward. T, W: : Griifiihs: S Third Third
"a pired term. Charles Barnes.
K AT the school election the following Dlrec,
r tors were elected for the full three years
y the uneXpired one-year term. a. B Hughes.
:, The proposition extend the city limits
was carried by large lar nin Snts assT m
and the increase in levy for school purposes
b.. also carried.
The election was very. exciting through
out. and very large vote was poilcd.
Huntsville.
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.-- Huntsville. Mo-. Apri, 2.-The election
passed off quietly here. Party lines We're
not drawn. A full vote was poiled. as foi-
:. lows: For Mayor. A. Bright. ssi: F. a..
WpkeF Mssr M Marsaa N h y Esarssfora Hs1%an se
= sCollec.or-A. J. Ferguson. 2aS; John Lump: LUMP:
$50. Assessor-H. W. Brooking. 4sl- street
eee1n ias Adsrmse Frs
.Ashcom, 2Gs Alderman Second WaraCl, IA a.
= Raine. ies: Matt. Coulson, 1os sehoai ai. Di.
= 'rectors (two TO eleot)-W. H Hubbard. 2a'
:. J. L. Hammett, $50; ]. A. Hiether, SS6.
=. washington.
90 REPUBLIC SPECIAL. ,.,,
- Washington. No.. April AT the CITY
here the r. 1ne eoantx
E. ! Steinbeck of Pacific is elected County,
= School Commissioner by large majority
Hand school supervision is undoubtedly iost'
r. Monroe City.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
- Monroe City. Mo-. April IA. Boulware,
9 Scott and j. W. Bell psmoSsasTI Saoeaa Ir1e- re-
tor and W.. r.. P. Jackson reelected TO
School Board. j. B. Rogers. County School
sSn people
-reverything. .,.
~ -hE ELlC StESIAL.
sSedalia. Mo-, April 2.-The city election
.sTuesday was unusually quiet, only about
$3.50 per cent OF the vote being cast. The
men in the h. First First, Third M an and Fourth Fourth wards.
A. NJ Parks; Republican. being elected IN
the Second Ward ,,, The ., successfui a ui. csnsi
y; Hodges. Third. and Doctor F. NJ. Fulker-
: son, Fourth.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
al Columbia. Mo-. April 2.-The entire Demo-
r-catic ticket was elected here; Mayor.
7sor. T. A. Fscklin; Treasurer. ;. w. sapp:
L B. stevinson. John {. schwab and ". H.
seTruitt.
s5REPuBLlc SPECIAL
Mexico, NO., April AT the election held
in this city the Democrats elected four can-
didates to the City Council The. question
2 oe.,s % on siSo vi valuation % was car carried a 7 The g
oSchoel DIRECTORS elected wsre:' John Abbay
In this city ]. n. Cross defeated ". 8.
Ellef for County Commissioner and the
= newly elected Councilmen are: First Ward.
W H: Ksnnan; ,ns H., Second % Y Ward. M . r. n Arm Arm
ward. W. 8. Ragsdale.
- Maryville.
siREPUBLIC SPECIAL
Maryville.. Mo-. April 2.-The election for
Alderman In Maryville resulted in the
choice Of one Democrat and three Republic
ans: First Ward, H. F. Leet RepJ: Sec
Fred P. Robinson Rep9; Fourth Ward, J.
Wiley Oem).
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Tarlkio. Mo-. April 2.-At the city election
the following mixed ticket was elected:
William =. Guthrie. Collector: F. NJ.
N. Holt, Commissioner: c. c. Campbell,
Alderman South Ward; Alex. Gibbs, Alder
man. North Ward.
The only county Office that was voted on
was Superintendent Of Public Instruction.
Returns coming in slowly. but indi-
cations point to the election OF Miss Hattie
lent incumbent, j. F. Goodwin.
Warrensburg.
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warrensburg. Mo-, April 2-In the city
election the Democrats elected George w.
Hout, Mayor; G. A. Thurber. Collector: e.
c. Chase. Marshal: Earl Coffman, Treas
.,ocrats also elected Brewer. ozias and Cru
gen.. Aldermen from First, Third and
Fourth Wards. respectively. The Republi-
the Second Ward The new Council will be
Democratic
rREPUBILc SPECIAL
:. Ferguson. Mo-. April AT the city elec-
:tion the regular Citizens ticket was elected:
sFred A. Rec, Mayor. against Thomas Cop
pinger: Alderman First Ward. Doctor ]. +.
Thid @and na William xa1a H. Tn slssa ssea
sor George 7. Settle; Street Commissioner.
The Peoples ticket elected Alderman OF
: Fourth Ward, Charles c. Land, and City
Collector. J. G. Walker. A light vote was
.polled.
Joplin.
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Joplin, Mo-, April I'm the city election
here Tuesday the Democratic candidates
were generally successful, the Republicans
succeeding only in electing one Police Judge
and three out of five Councilmen
1. Ser. Marshal: w. A. Kirkpatrick, Collector;
c. T.. Melloan. Assessor: T. w. Cunning
ham, Treasurer; c. s. Walden. Police Judge,
.rand p. D. Decker, City Attorney. The Dem
ocrats Will remain in control Of the City
Council.
Harris0nvile.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
&. harrisonville, Mo-, April 2.-The entire
Citizens ticket was elected here as follows:
Brouse: Collector. j. NJ. Wilson: Street
Commissioner, T. B. Cofey; Alderman
West Ward, Judge c. w. Sloan: Alderman
East Ward. Captain ]. T. Burney. Politics
did not enter largely into the election as
neither party has a city organization.
Paris.
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Paris, Mo-, April 2-The city election re-
rsulted in the election of the entire Dem
ooratic ticket as follows: Mayor. T. G..
Mitchell; Police Judge, j. A. Outright; ;
Collector, G. w. Moss: Assessor, Clarence
evans; Marshal, j. X. p Masterson; Street
Commissioner. F. V. Ragsdale; Alderman
First Ward, b. E. Vaughn; Second Ward.
Ro6es and O. G. pou,ers ,yere