The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-08
LICENSE OPPOSITION
LOSES AT KIRK WOOD
Result on Alderman Gives Major
ity of One in Favor of
Saloons.
OTHER RESULTS IN COUNTY.
Citizens Candidate in Webster
Groves Defeats Peoples Party
Except in the Fourth
Ward.

At the election in Kirkwood yesterday
two Aldermen were elected on the Citizens
ticket and two on the Progressive ticket.
The issue was the saloon question, and the
result is that saloons will be licensed for
two years, as three OF the holdover Alder
men favor license.
The Citizens ticket was opposed TO
license. D. H. Black was elected to repre-
sent the First Ward on this ticket, he hav-
irg no opposition. J. Walker Evans de-
feated William Hanna in the Second Ward
by two votes. the result being So TO 81
The Progressive ticket favored license.
Theodore Spinner. for Alderman in the
Third Ward on the ticket defeated C. ].
Kicker by a vote Of 90 so 81. In the Fourth
Ward Theodore Schmitz defeated E. II.
Lycett on the Progressive ticket by a vote
OF 81 to IS.
Yesterday afternoon Dave Berg, an elac-
ton judge. and Tom Alberty, a negro. had
an alteration in front OF one OF the polling
places They were arrested and gave bono
Tor their appearance before Justice Jacobi
TO answer charges of disturbing the peace.
RESULTS AT WEBSTER GROVES.
In Webster Groves the Citizens ticket.
headed by Thomas c.. Young for May
gar %as elected; n ;b WITH & The eIsepon & S6 Ihs Al
csived 42s votes TO SsS for Judge Fred VI.
Anderson. candidate on the Peoples ticket.
The votes for the other candidates were as
CCit.). 7s2: Emanuel williams Peo). q.
Marshal-E. 3. Mace (Cit). AZ; Fred Knick-
%fns Wilson 5f S e2 g. 81 VIII RoSf sSfr5n 51dfSh 1Beo L l.
Board OF Aldermen-First ward. @. E Nc
Clure (Cit). 1o4; J. J. Murphy Peol. lo2;
A. Bush Peo5. %: Third Ward. q c. Ed
munds (Clt). l05: H W. johnson Peol. g;
Fourth Ward, A. H. guser Peo). 50; E. L.
Huthsing CCit). s5. School Directors-Au-
gust Buesse and Louis Bry.
The proposition to purchase site for the
Central High School on the south sice of
Lockwood avenue east Of Selma avenue
was carried.
ONE TICKET AT FERGUSON.
The election was quiet in Ferguson. as
there was but one ticket in the field. Fred
a REID I'D. was @ Ie-eleetsd Mayor; S; 6, Chsries
or; George II. Jessup. Assessor. Board of
Aldermen-First Ward. Harold Kennard and
Enstsca isia rS1rd Ward NJ II TIfiin sna -
NJ Miller: Fourth Ward, Arthur d. wack.
The proposition TO change the school dis
not voted on because OF an IrreguIarity in
calling the election. A special meeting OF
the patrons will be held April IS to decide
will be elected. The two chosen yesterday
TO serve until that time were William b.
Bryant and c. c. Lamb.
FJoRIssANT ELECTION.
In Florissant Leon De Isle was elected
Mayor: Herman Timme was elected Alder
man in the First Ward. Anton Kinstra in
the Second and John Stroers. Jr., in the
Third. Joseph Pondrom Charles Grtese,
Henry Hoorrnan and William Meyer were
elected School Directors
ANDRAE HAD NO OPPONENT.
]. VIII Andrae was reelected Superin-
tendent OF Public Schools for the county
without opposition The voting for this Of
fee was done at the district school meet
ings which were held yesterday afternoon.
Excuse ne Craymer / must go 70 Boeh-
ner for INV Faster Shoes