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applause. Continuing Judge Powell
said that he was not in the habit Of
making prophecies, and during the
campaign just ended he had not even
predicted that DR.. Cullum would have
q majority Of 8ss: This sly shot at at
Guy A. Eaton's advance poll Of the city
for Mayor Hugo, provoked laughter
and applause.
After the speaking the crowd, as IL
moved by a common impulse, surged
forward to shake hands with DR.. Gull
lum The doctor had taken the cam
paign so seriously that he had eaten
nothing since noon, and was in need Of
refreshments. But the crowd insisted
on shaking hands and this occupied
about half an hour. Asked for state
ment DR.. Cullum said:
"The result of the election contains
many Interesting surprises. I was
proud to carry my own ward, the First,
even If the majority was only one.
was also pleased to carry my home
precinct, the third Of the First. The
significance of the general result? l
prefer not to discuss that now. It will
take me some little time to analyze the
vote, which has varied so in unexpect-
ed localities, and among different ele-
ments. AS for my policy, have at all
timessin the campaign spromisedta busi-
ness policy, and haYe nothing sfurt be-
,s !, 81 posi- tio'4zte g
Said Guy A. Eaton manager Of Mayor
Hugo o's~catapaign: -: -~.:~-~
. "Of. course we were beaten. 1t
was simply a case of where same
Republicans didn't want Mr.. Hugo
for mayor and didn't vote for him.
or course we would like to have seen Mr..
Hugo win. I have the greatest amount OF
respect for DR.. Cullum and I can say the
same for Mr.. Hugo. I think he will
make good mayor and hope he will be
able to make good all the things he says
he wishes to do and intends to do. The
campaign was conducted as I would con-
duct another If I had it all to do over
again. There was nothing done that
should not have been done and there was
nothing left undone that should have
been DONE The small majority given DR..
Cullum Is an evidence of the esteem in
which Mr.. Hugo is heidi
Following is the vote by wards and
FIRST WARD.
For Mayor. III. Maj.
culfSm c1fo Ds7 s. 15s 5s is is g SSs SSs
For Special Judge.
Gearhart,, R:1es 81 200 iii 5s 71s 771s Isl
For Alderman.
Wilson, R.152 1903 236 25s IS 10 s34 90.
SECOND WARD.
For Mayor. III. MAI.
culium, iui D:.:iie III III is is i7s i7 So So q
For Special Judge.
GGafhsm ss ss g 14 Is 395 795 SSf Sss i
For Alderman.
IKrumsieG, D...11$$ 16S 81 g 444 -:
THIRD WARD.
For Mayor. T'l. Maj
GSiSn;, aSfS; IL IL ,ss ss A92 ~ as5 as5
For Special Judge.
eearhar 14s = 1os oS 1as a$ 2sf 2sf is;
| For Alderman.
aeE 's$ & nS$ IS ~ 1S4 $5$ $5$
FOURTH WARD.
| For Mayor. I'll Maj
Guli1m' e%T1 s. s. s. g g g 5tS ssi
! For Special Judge.
GnrhaT g nss g ,si g 2S2 9S9 Isl
For Alderman.
Tfta 1ss g y s 81 81 III Il & e t5s t5s s
FIFTH WARD.
For Mayor. I'll. Mai
calfSm, rs IS 81 81 g g IS IS tSs tSs s!
For Special Judge.
r. r 1ss 15s 5s s. s. IS s. S
For Alderman.
| McEwen ..1S7 1874 ia 112 50 631 631
| SIXTH WARD.
! For Mayor. III. NAL
! Hugo, r.: :...2a IS 43 103 20 81 800
Cullum, D.. "a 66 80 116 81 % 329 :
For Special Judge.
Tinkham, D. 20 46, 23 so II % 242 -.
Gearhart, R.s5 81 SO, 1875 2S 81 $50 lis
! For Alderman.
| Olson, R.. 40 1875 81 165 % 81 3S1 3s1
SEVENTH WARD.
| For Mayor. Tl. Maj
| Hugo, r.. ..124 105 ia II 121 sos Il
! Cullum, D.. 80 119 1876 55 81 465
For Special Judge.
Tinkham, D. 81 Is 73 So .64 3OS
| Gearhart, RIBS 126 1876 53 102 551 II;
For Alderman. -
/ Haven, r.. 1873 l22~ 1870 Al Ill 500 227
I Stevens, t.. So 90 *5S 4S 10 4366 :.
! EIGHTH WARD. :9.s: .:.*S. + J: II: i. = &
:. 4: For Mayor. i / b h nj: Mai.
Hugo, Rio 66s s87s74.50*13 !. So Ia. 1854 ri
lCul'n, 2, 86s56s rs q 70 12$21 e s367 ;,