The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-04
BILL GLASMANN
KING OF OGDEN
He Was Bifsd, But Not Quite
Hard Enough.
REPUBLICANS GET LONG END
DEMOCRATS SAVE A PAIR OF
CoUNCILMEN.
REPUBLICANS GET LONG ENI
Cspecial 10 me HERALD. :,

Ogden, Nov. 3.-The Democratic party
/ saved two cOuncilmen out OF the gen
/ eral- disaster in the election today. The
/ Republicans all but swept the city, car
( rying the entire general ticket and the
councilmen in all but TWO wards.
W ROllO Emmett Is elected in the
Fifth to the fOur-year term over Driv-
! er, the present president of the council.
by two votes. There is some talk of a
contest in Drivers interest, though
what il viii be based on is hard to
conceive, as Emmett has an undoubted
majority Of two on the face of the re-
turns.
In the Fourth ward Max Davidson
defeated F. J. HendershOt by twenty
eight for the twO-year term. All other
Republicans were elected by safe ma
Jorities. on the general ticket, Howell
Tor municipal judge made the banner
run, having a majority of ], 40S Clas-
mann for mayor ran considerably be
mind his ticket, having a majority Of
543 less than Howell. CritchlOw for
recorder was next i'm the running.
The Democrats We're greatly ham
pered by lack OF carriages and workers.
No assessments were. levied on the can
didates and no headquarters We're
maintained.
The Socialists vote on their candi-
date for mayor David Stark, was 242
the other candidates on that ticket hav-
ing about the same vote. The Repub-
hcans carried every ward and almost
every precinct. The 'leVee" districts
rolled up big majorities for their ticket
and the party more than held its own
elsewhere in the city.
Inc votes and majOrities follow:
Mayor-William Glasmann (RcpD. 293S:
eoS majority over Peter Anderson (Dem)
who got 300
Recorder-W. ]. Critchlow CRepl. 215S.
1873 majority over H. II. Goddard CDem),
Auditor-Nirs. Hattie Brown Rep).
3l50; l,274 majority over Mrs. Sadie West
CDem.), who got 1876.
Treasurer. T. HaIversou Rep). 1850:
llS2 majority over James F. Burton
(Dem.), who got ISIS.
Attorney. r Bagley CRepl. 3.169: I .263
majority over Charles Stout (Dem.), who
got 1906
Municipal Judge. A. howell QRep)
~; LAOS majority over Joseph chez
(Dem.), who got 1876.
Councilmen. First ward-Robert Paine
lRep) defeated ID. IT. Ensign Tor the
1873 For the short term T. f. Carr CRcpl
is reelected over George Parker, $50 TO
366 "A majority Of 90.
COunCilmen. Second WaTd-A lcXa ndcr
Moves (Repl beat Fred Vol DEM, 1875
70 24y, majority Of 23g For the short
term J. r. Williams CRep) beat Martin
go
Councilmen. Third vard-WiHiam Craig
long term, 526 to 347, a majority of Ia
Harvey Randall beat AzaeI Farr for the
short term. 4I6 10 3ja majority Of 12&
Councilmen. Fourth ward-Fred wv.
Chambers, for the fOur-year term. had
I56 to J. R. Brown DemD. so. a ma
j0rity Of 169. For the short term +. j.
Henderson, CRep) was defeated by Max
Davidson, who polled 664 TO his oppon-
ent's 636.
Counciimen. Fifth ward-wHliam Driv-
er Repl polled 563 for the long term and
". Rollo Emmett 565 beating Driver by
votes J. c. Nye (RepD polled 594 for
the short term 10 J. ". +. NOlIker's 4S4
winning by 10 votes
The election was attended by very lit
tie excitement and ii was hard to get
the vote out. There was almost no dem
onstration during the counting. From
the first il was seer that the RepUb-
( licans had a great lead in straight bal
lots and one that could not be overcome
in the count Of scratched ballots.