Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-02

CARRoLL-The wet tiohet won, the suo-
eessful candidates being j. Bailey, w. l.
Porter and A. p. Childs.
CEDAR RAPIDS-The town Roea dry by q
gmall margin for the hrst tins In several
years.
CENTRAL CITY-The %oitiIens elected Q.
A. Sttser, mayor; d. Y. Clark, clerk; J.
M. Rogers, councilman in Second and Third
Snards, and o. T. Bishop member Of school
board. The anti-saloon men elected J. e.
Benton. clerk; o. T. Smith, treasurer; A.
Fitch, councilman In First ward; Henry
Heatoo, police Judge; j. g. Martin is elected
member Of school board on both tickets.
T b initiative and referendum carried BY
sixty-four majority.
CoLUMBUs-Louis Held, democrat. met
his second successive mayoralty Waterloo.
r. 8. Dickinson defeated him by thirteen
votes, ten more majority than Henry Ra-
gatz got last year. ]. NJ. Curtis, repub-
ltcan, was reelected police Judge by forty
votes over II. J. Hudson. Louis Phillips,
democrat, A. W. Clark. populist, and C..
Il stllman, democrat, were elected to the
council. On clerk, treasurer and school
board MEMBERS there was no contest.
CRBIGHToN-The municipal election TO
day resulted in favor OF the high license
ticket by forty majority. William Anders
and w. II. Green were elected trustees.
BLM CREEK-Elm Creek went wet by
the following vote: Lincoln Armstrong, 81;
H. Brooks. 81; l. G. Mckenzie, 80. The
dry candidates: Amos Brown, AZ; NJ. II.
Smith, IL: c. A. Yoder. A..
CRETE. Buck (dem.) was elected
mayor over z. d. Fay by sixty-seven ma
tority; city clerk, Frank Nedela, jr, (rep.)
treasurer. J. o. Goodwin (rep0;. council
man FtraN uvord DrOf 7 q nr1-, 1~oz \
Second ward, B. r. Collinsworth (dem.);
Third ward. F. ]. Rademacher (dem.);
school board: Full term, d. B. Zook
tdem.) and s. L. Names (dem.); to nll
vacancy, z. Waterman (rep.).
FREMONT-Only treasurer, councilman
and school board were elected here today.
Frank Hollenbeck, democrat, was elected
treasurer by SO majority. The following
.councilmen we're elected: First ward. ]. G.
Lee; Second ward, J. d. Shank; Third ward,
Arthur FormAn: Fourth ward, r. M. HERE.
democrat; C. d. MARI, r. B. Schneider and
F. McGiverin were elected to the school
board.
. GOTHENBURG-The license ticket, con-
sisting OF A. @. Carlson, Frank Carlson and
II. Jansen, was elected by majorities rang
Ing from 1--WE to fourteen. The vote for
saloon license was eighty-six against seven
ty-three.
HAsTINGs-The entire republican CITY
ticket was elected with majorities ranging
from SO to 200.
HOLDREGE-The high license people
elected their ticket here today except treas
urer and members of the school board
The new officers are: l.. L.. Strong, mayor.
w. II. Cowgirl and A. L~indwall, council
men; Nels Nelson, clerk; e. r. Olson,
treasurer; James C.b!e. police Judge; L.
Brown, z. w. Roberts and B. F. Moore.
members Of school board.
HUMBOLDT-The question Of license or
no license was the Issue. Following is the
ticket elected: Mayor, c. r. Minis, tenn
perance; councilmen, First ward, e. S.
Cope, temperance; Second ward, A. NJ.
Enoch, license; treasurer, L. 8. Hackett.
temperance; clerk, L. c.. Edwards, license.
As the license people elected one council
man., they will, with the two holdover men,
ber they now have, continue in the ma
tority and the town will be wet.
NDIANOLA-At the city election Frank
Moore was elected mayor; W. H. Smith.
clerk; J. B. Killers, treasurer; r. Rod Nc
Donald, police Judge; ]. w. Wolborn and
8. R. Corbin, councilmen. The mayor-eleot
10 anti-license and the councilmen-e ELECT
are for license.
W. llChtlb, duJl- Saloon
and citizens, were in the field. The cleo
ton resulted as follows: Mayor, George
c. Gillian. citizens; clerk, e. v. Filler, citi-
zens; treasurer, w. J. Mckinney, anti
saloon; city engineer. H.. o. Smith, no OPP
position. Councilmen. First ward, Lane
Rice anti-saloon; Second ward, F. P. Doc
little, citizens. This, with the holdovers,
makes the city council still anti-saloon.
LYONS-A wtde-open town from its In
fancy, but q temperance town at it's an.
nual election Monday, Lyons declared by
a large majority In favor OF a -wide-open
town anew, e~lecting Frank Laase, c. Z.
McMoines, j. O'Connor. B. w. Everett and
George Little as town board.
MADIsoN-The citizens ticket was the
only one in the field. r. F. Memminger was
reelected mayor; c. G.. Rynearson. clerk;
George z. Richardson, treasurer; r.. ].
Thatch. engineer; o. H. Gillespie, council
man. First ward; C. A, Smith. council
man, Second ward.
MCooK-The city election here showed
In a most surprising instance the danger
Of overconfdenee and failure to vote. F..
NJ. Washburn. the republican NOMINEES for
councilman in the First ward was defeated
by @. J. Ryan, whose name the opposition
quietly wrote on the ballots. All the rest
81 the republican ticketswas elected without
opposition. washburn's defeat has caused
something OF q sensation. II was so alb
Solutely unlocked for.
NHLSON-The anti-saloon ticket was
elected. F. e. Bottenheld and d. L. Davis
being chosen. as against J. c. smith and I.
Manion. The vote was one hundred and
seven to ninety-seven. The three hold
over members are for license.
NoRFOLK-As a result Of the vote today
the democrats ~re-elect Mayor B. j. Koenig-
stein and Treasurer Carl Wilde. The re-
publieans ~re-elect CLERK s. r. Mcfarland,
Police Judge s. w, Hayes and City En-
uneer W.. II, Lowe TIL council will be:
First ward. August Brunnond (dem); Sec
one ward, Carl zuelow (dem.); Third ward,
N. D.. Tyler (rep.); Fourth ward, John
Spellman (rep.l. For the school board
Fred Kirben. Democrat and d. H. sAlter.
republican. were elected. The council is
for license.
oNEILL-For the third successive term
Mayor Ed II. Gallagher, republican. has
been elected mayor Of o'Neill. defeating
M. d. Long, democrat, by a majority OF
elGhty-six, the largest ever given a cam
didate for this once In O'Neill. J. F. CAL
lagher. republican. defeated +. NJ. Pixley,
democrat, for city clerk. by about the same
majority. While the contest was not sup
posed to be along political lines. the con-
test for the only two ofices for which