The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-08
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publican. W. S. Anderson was elected
school board treasurer and J. c. Porter
police judge. both Republicans. NJ. H.
Malott, Democrat, was reelected city
treasurer without opposition.
HUTCHINSON.
Hutchinson, Kan, April 81. p. Har-
majority over Frank l. Martin. present
mayor and former judge of this judi
cial district. Two years ago, at the
height of the Carrie Nation Crusade.
Martin was elected the first time on a
purely wet and dry issue.
OTTAWA
Ottawa, Kan. April 8.-John Halloreh
Democrat. was elected mayor over F.
o. Hetrick by ten majority The Re-
publ1canS elected police judge, city and
school treasurers and all but one ooun-
Gilman. Republican majorities on city
ticket ranged from $50 down. The Dem
ocratic mayor-elect is pledged to street
paving and municipal ownership of putt
lie utilities.
FORT SCOTT.
Fort Scott. Kan, April 8.=The vote
on mayor is close. Indications are that
the Republicans viii elect all the other
council and board of education. A fight
was made on Grant Hornaday for men,
Der Of the school board. but he carrier
the city by a large ma jority.
ENTERPRISE
Enterprise, Kan, April 8.-The city
election resulted in the casting of a very
light vote. only $50 votes being cast
and L. E. SteigIeman police Judge. D.
F. Grcsser- who was chosen one of the
councilman. refuses to serve and the
mayor will call another election.
COUNCIL GROVE
Council Grove, Kan, April S.-R 5.
Davidson, Republican on the law and
order independent ticket, with his en-
tire ticket, was elected over William
Shamleffer. the Democratic independents
candidate. By far the largest wona r.
vote ever out was cast 1t is a distinct
victory for the temperance forces and
the women voters.
WASHINGTON.
Washington, Kan, April S.-The dry
ticket was elected here by a majority o.
30 out of $50 votes cast The officers
elected are: For mayor, B. L. Robin
son; for couneilmen. o. ". Cook A n.
@ p. Wells; for police judge, S. Il.
MaunGex-
Leavenworth, Kan. April Sd. r.
Anthony Jr., was elected mayor of
Leavenworth by a good majority He
carried every ward in the city, some
thing that never has been accomplished
by Republican candidate before.
The other candidates on the Republi-
can ticket ran nearly 1000 behind An
and it will require the full count to de-
termine the result The Democrats
probably have elected city attorney
city treasurer, city clerk and police
judge, but Republicans are claiming
the office of city attorney and police
judge by small majority
The Republicans also elected four
members of the city council and one
member Of The board of education. The
Democrats elected two councilmen and
five members of the board of education.
GALENA-
Galena, Kan, April SC L. Sawyer.
Democrat, was elected mayor over NJ.
L. Smith, Republican, by 100 majority;
A Coles. Democrat, for police judge,
has small majority; J. F. Pinson, Re
publican, for city treasurer. won by a
/ big majority, and J. P. Royce, Republi-
can, for treasurer board of education.
cans elected three councilmen and the
/ Democrats two. The proposition to
vote bonds for the erection of a high
school carried, while the establishment
GIRARD.
Girard, Kan. April Sex State
Senator " H. Ryan, Democrat,
was elected mayor by a majority of 50.
This is the first time since the city was
organized that any other than a Re-
publican was elected mayor.
EUREKA
Eureka. Kan. April S.-Eureka elect
ed J. NJ Smytn, mayor. and the Re-
publican ticket in full. Madison elect
ed 4 wet" ticket and Toronto a dry
The old officers were reelected al
Severy.
STERLING
Sterling Kan. April s.-The Citizens
ticket. headed by Mayor J. s. Seward
was successful. The entire ticket was
elected by about 100 majority.
CORNING.
Corning kan, April S-William
Jacobia elected mayor on city ticket
200 votes cast out of a total of 206 legal
voters
WICHITA
Wichita. Kan. April S.-The bitteresi
city campaign in Wichita history end
ed by the Republicans winning every
man on their ticket
DODGE CITY
Dodge City. Kan, April S.-There
was not much excitement in city cleo
ton here as the candidates elected had
no opposition. Following is list of can
didates elected Mayor, Geo. NJ
Hoover: treasurer. W F. Pine: police
judge, ". W. Jackson: school treas
urer. G. II. States The four wards II