Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1903-04-10

at Fort Benton, Havre, Dillon. Phillips
burg; republicans at Glendive elecle1
mayor and balance OF municipal ticket.
James W. Freeman. republican, was
elected mayor of Great Fails and
James Foster, democrat, mayor of Bill
ings.
At Anaconda.
Anaconda, Mont, April S.-Social-
lists elected John F'rinke mayor, Pat
McHugh police judge, Mike Tobin
treasurer and three out of six alder
men. Democrats got two and repub-
licans one alderman. In the new couu-
Gil the democrats will have four. repub-
licans five and socialists three.
The socialist majorities on the gen
eral ticket run from 200 to 400.
Helena Democratic.
Helena, Mont, April SIN the cleo
ton held here only aldermen were
elected. Out Of eight, the democrats
elected six, making the council tie.
At kaIispeli.
Kalispell, Mont, April 8.-The cleo
ton in Kalispell was carried by the
democrats electing three aldermen by
good majorities. The socialist ticket
did not cut much figure.
Harrison Again Winner.
Chicago, April S.-Carter H, Harri
son was elected mayor of Chicago to.
day for the fourth time, his majority
by unofficial count over Graeme Stew
art, the republican candidate, being
6949. The vote was:
Harrison, 146,323; Stewart, 1895;
Cruice, independent labor, 1893;
Breckon, socialist, 11,212; Haines, pro-
hibition, 2S4S.
In the last mayorality election the
total vote was: Harrison (democra),
1876; Hancey (republican), 12S,413;
Hoyt (prohibitionist). 1928; Ceilings
(socialist), 1928.
Elections in Idaho.
Elections were hela in the towns
and cities of Idaho yesterday, except
ing Boise, Lewiston and Bellevue.
which, under special charters, have
their elections at other times. Politi-
cal lines were not drawn except in 4
few instances, the contests involved
local issues solely. and in many cases
there was only one ticket.
At Wallace the citizens ticket was
successful, all the candidates except
one being elected. Wardner voters
again elected the present administra-
ton, except one councilman. Moscow
elected the whole taxpayers ticket,
headed by ]. c. Wolf for mayor, &C.
casioning much surprise, as the oppo-
sition was reasonably certain of sue
cess. Juliaetta chose councilmen. and
part of a blind" ticket introduced in
the afternoon was successful. At Gene
see the only departure from the eau
Gus program was an attempt to elect
P. McRoberts treasurer, which failed.
Waterworks for Troy are certainty
as an outcome Of the ballot. Occur
d'Alene had an exciting election, the
five trustees on the union ticket win
ming. They favor the new light and
waterworks proposition. Only one
ticket was in the field at Rathdrum.
At Standpoint the entire citizens m
dependent ticket carried.
In a number of towns the vote cast
by women was factor, for the fair
sex turned out anu gave their favor
ties ardent support,
Election at St. Louis.
st. Louis, Mo-, April 9.-Election re-
turns show that st. Louis went demo-
cratic by plurality of over $4,000 in
about one half the registration vote,
which is $4,000. Five republicans and
one independent candidate were elect
ed to the house of delegates. The 9TH
er % members elected are democrats.
The democrats elected their six candi-
dates for the city council. The repub-
lican and democratic nominees for the
board of education were elected, and
the democratic nominee for inspector
of weights and measures won.