The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-04-02

legislators at $1,000 per term and mileage,
instead OF So per day when the Legislature
i in session. as at present, and the other
provided for an increase in salary OF the
Circuit Judge in Bay county.
The Democrats made a marked gain III
Jackson, where their entire city ticket was
elected. the city went Republican last
year.
In Owosso. S. ID. Emery. Prohibitionist
was elected mayor, overcoming a Repuo-
/ lican majority last year of coo. He was the
I only member of that ticket, however. who
was successful
In Detroit John b. Whelan. Republican,
was reelected police judge. the only mu-
nicipai ofhcer voted for. BY f.2S5 majority.
Judge Montgomery carried Detroit by over
900. OF the seventeen school inspectors
elected. eleven are Republicans and six
Democrats.
At Menominee the Democrats elected their
city ticket. five out OF seven supervisors and
six out OF seven aldermen. II is a Demo
cratic gain of three aldermen and two SUI
| pervisors-
Rev. DR.. 1. S. Copeland. of the Michigan
University staff, was elected mayor or Ann
Arbor by the Republicans by 242 majority.
The Republicans control the City Council
At Traverse City the Republicans elected
j. w. Patchin mayor. all the city of1cerS
The Democrats of Albion elected James
Stanley mayor by ninety-three majority
city clerk and half of the aldermen.
AT Sault Ste. Marie, the Republicans
elected the mayor. controller, justice ans
all but ward officers. The Democrats elect
ed the police judge and treasurer.
John w. Howell, Democrat, was elected
mayor of Marshall by 70 majority. The Re
publicans carried Calhoun county Tor JUS
tice of the Supreme Court.
At Manistee the Democratic city ticker
was elected by majorities ranging from 2o'
to 500. The state and county Republican
ticket carried by small majorities.
In Benton Harbor the Republican city
ticket was elected, except treasurer. ST
Joseph county was carried by the Repub-
leans by a large majority. St Joseph city
also went Republican.
The Democrats of Iona elected their e.
the city ticket.
Wexford county gives the state Repub-
iican candidates the usual Republican ma
jority. G.. s. Stanley, Democrat. Is elected
mayor of Cadillac. Other city officials are
Republican.
Ex-Mayor E. l.. Rose, Democrat, was
elected mayor of Petoskey by 100 plurality.
The rest of the candidates on the Repub-
lican ticket were elected.
The Republican ticket was elected in
Kalamazoo by 400 majority and Kalama-
zoo county was carried by the Republicans
by 500.
The vote of Saginaw on justice Of SUI
preme Court was: Montgomery. BOB; Ad-
sit. 2,3S7.
Ludington went Republican by 200 major
ity. AT Marquette the Republican ticket
was successful by an unusually heavy ma
jority.
AT Bay City a light vote was cast. Cum
ningham, Democrat, was elected mayor
over Fox, Republican, by about 1000. For
treasurer Gustin, Republican, was re-elect-
ed The Democrats captured the Office of
city controller and five of the twelve alder
men. The Common COuncil continues Re-
publican.
The Republicans of Grand Rapids car
ried the city by 100. re-electing their city
ticket. headed by city clerk, except the
have reelected. The Republicans gain two
aldermen.