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

tickets. AS a rule party lines were
eliminated. Joshua Eric Dodge was
elected to the supreme bench without
opposition. Four non-partisan judges
were elected in Milwaukee county
Oshkosh went democratic by 25V
against a republican majority last
wear of 500. Racine and Fond du
Lac, elected democratic mayors and
republican councils, while Janesvllle
and Waukesha went republican, Mil
yaukee returns indicate the election
of the following ticket:
Circuit Judge. w Halsey.
County Judge. d. Carpenter.
Municipal judge-A. c. Brace.
District judge-N b. Neeien.
Municipal court clerk-F. K. Woller.
Three republicans and two demo
cratic aldermen were elected in the
newly created wards, making the
council a tie.
The following list shows the com
plexion of the days results: Repuoh'
can-Amherst, Waupaca, Sparta, Fair
child, Baraboo. Hayward, Darlington,
Black River Falls. Pewaukee, DelaVan,
River Falls, Unity Viroqua, Park
Falls. Monroe, Marshall, GAINESVILLE,
Bloomer, Evansville, Hudson, Wauke-
sha
mocratic-Hartford, Ashland, ke-
nosha, Oshkosh. Fond du Lac. Fox
Lake, Gilman. jefferson. West Bend,
Marinette, Muscoda, Two Rivers,
Boyd. Juneau, Elyria, Pardeeville.
Citizers' or non-partisan-Grand
Rapids Shawnee, Weyauwega, Royal
ton. Bloomfield Fremont, Wolf River
Osceola, Philips, Elkhart Lake, Au-
gusta, Ionia, Wyocena, Tomahawk'
Brillion, Shell Lake, Kilbourn, New
Lisbon, Algoma, Arcadia, Colby,
Thorpe, Horizon. st. Croix Falls,
Rhinelander.
No license-OConto, Grantsburg.
License-Deerfeld, Lodi, Spring
Green, Madison.
BeIden Sure.
Racine, Wis. April 3.-The majority
for Michael Higgins, democrat for
mayor is S54. OF the aldermen elect
ed six are republicans and one a dem
ocrat. The new council will embrace
ten republicans and four democrats.
Belden for circuit judge has 1900 ma
jority in this city and is elected sure
by big odds.
Whitewater,
Whitewater, Wis, April S.-M. n.
Littleiohn, republican, was elected
mayor by a vote of 439 against l.. g.
Baker, independent, 210. The entire
republican city ticket and two out of
three republican aldermen are elect
cd. John b. Simmons received ma
iority of SO over Beldon for circuit
Judge.
Simmons Big Majority.
Elkhorn, Wis, April 3.-The repub-
Leans elected Geo. f. lerce. mayor
John ]. Slatery, assessor, f. J. Hooper
and S. c. Golf supervisor, n. Carswell
and Geo. H. Farrary, alderman. The
democrats elected F. NJ. Porter treas
urer and John Morrisey alderman
The judicial vote was: Dodge 19t
Belden 119, Simmons 297. j. F. Lyons
for county Judge 5000. Simmons ma
iority in the county is l,400.
Mixed at Superior
West Superior, April g.
The returns indicate the cleo
ton of w Z. Hoehle, independent,
for municipal Judge over Titus, re.
publican, and Tickner, independent
republican, by las votes. l.. S. Lar
sen is probably elected county judge
on the republican ticket over Reed
democratic, and Roberts Independent,
by 100 majority.
Results at Eau Claire.
Eau Claire, April 3.-Wm. Rowe, re.
publican, was reelected mayor; Her
man Radensleiben, republican, was re.
elected treasurer: and John Fennes-
sey, democrat, was reelected clerk.
The republicans elect s aldermen, the
democrats 4. Geo. l.. Blum, nonparti.
san, was elected county judge over
Hubbard, republican.
Non-Partsan Judge in Monroe.
Monroe, Wis, April 3.-The repub-
icans elected the treasurer and three
justices, two constables, two super
visors and two aldermen. The demo
Gratis elected assessors, three alder
men, two supervisors. The city gives
J. NJ Becker, nonpartisan candidate
for probate judge, $50, insuring his
election over Burr Sprague, the repub-
lican candidate.
Fond du lac.
Fond du Lac, April "A demo
cratic mayor and majority of dem
ocratic aldermen elected. Republican
county judge elected.
Msrinette,
Marinette, April 3.-The democrats
elected Campbell for mayor by 400
majority, also city treasurer and as
scissor.
Waukesha.
Wgukpsha. brr.I 8.-Tha entire re-