The San Francisco call., 1904-04-12
WIN OFFICES
I'M TOWNS OF CALIFORNIA
Citizens in Many Sections of the State Display Uncommon
Interest in the Contests at the Polls and Cergymen at
Selma Rejoice Over Triumph of the Temperance Cause
Special Dispatch to The Call.

Marshal. were elected without opposi-
ton.
SUISUN, April 1.-THE election to-
day resulted as follows: Trustees-J.
T. Cooper, 124; c. E. Mayfield, 95; A.
L. White, 20. Cooper and Mayf1eld were
elected. J. Lenahan and +. M. Gabriel
were elected Treasurer and Clerk, re-
spectively, without opposition. The
main contest was on the office of Mar
shall. ]. F. Shields was elected by a
majority Of % out Of a total vote
of 166.
An entire set of town officers was
elected in Fairfield at the election to-
day. There was a spirited contest on
Trustees, there being nine candidates
for the five places to be filled. The vote
was as follows: Harry Brown, rs;
]. NJ. Cox, 43; F. S. 'Gurnette, rs; B.
P. Kemp. Ss; George A. Mcleod, As;
]. f. Roberts, 81; H. c. Sheldon, 5S; III.
A. Shorey, 20; Josiah Wing, So, the five
highest being elected. Other results
were: For Clerk, F. L. Morrill,, SO;
Harry Miller, 4S: w. c. Jones, 6. For
Marshal, T. ]. Lenahan, Ill; c. A. Cof-
fran 13. r. d. Smith was elected
Treasurer without opposition. The
Trustees elected are the incumbents.
RESULTS AT BENICIA.
BENICIA, April IL. = The following
were elected at the city election to-day:
City Marshal, ]. G. Johnston (Rep);
City Clerk, F. p Weinmann (Rep.);
Trustees, Manuel Fraga (Rep), Her
mann Hertzbrun Qnd.); Treasurer, j.
E. Glendon. W. j. Harnett, Democratic
candidate for City Marshal, was de-
feated by but fifteen votes, while Her
mann Hurtzbrun, the Independent can
didate for Trustee, was elected by a
large majority.
= CALISTOGA, April 11.-At the muni-
cipal election to-day all offices were
contested except that of Treasurer. The
following were elected: Trustees, A. d.
Rogers, William Spiers and F. R.
Squires; Marshal, D. Rose; Clerk
Frank Teale; Treasurer, c. NJ. Hoover.
SONOMA, April IL. A municipal
election was held here to-day and the
following officers were elected: City
Trustees, G.. H Holtz and Ronald Nc
Donell; City Clerk, Joseph Small; Mar
shall, ]. Albertson; City Treasurer, Will
lam Clewe.
SAN DIEGO. April IL = Elections
were held in several towns of this
county to-day, with the following re-
suits:
National City-Jere O'Connell, Mar
shal; G.. w. Grant, Clerk; w. D.
Vaughn, Treasurer; ]. c. Ball and Cap
tain Moore, Trustees.
Oceanside-G. d. Love, Marshal; H
D. Brody, Clerk; E. S. Payne, Treas
urer; c. T. Weber. Ell Jones and ]. D.
Morrow, Trustees.
Escondido-S. A. Reed, Treasurer; s.
L. Shotwen, Clerk; ]. W.. Jobs, Mar
shall; w. A. Sickler and E. B. Buell.
Trustees.
Coronado-w. T. Clark. Clerk: ]. L.
Cameron, Marshal; H. F. Stocking
Treasurer; T. ]. Fisher, w. H. Bentley
and c. w. Carr. Trustees. In none OF
these elections were party lines drawn,
and in most cases there was no oppo-
sition.
LOS ANGELES. April 11.-Elections
were held in many cities of the sixth
class in Southern California to-day.
The issue in the majority of the towns
was on the question Of license or no
license" for saloons. The prohibition
lists were successful in most cases. All
Long Beach the old administration,
which had been in power for four
years, was defeated by decisive vote
Anaheim voted against Sunday closing
of saloons and Fullerton decided in
favor Of licenses for saloons. Azusa
Alhambra and several other towns
went in favor Of prohibition.
At San Pedro the election of two
Trustees had an important bearing
upon the water front question. The
issue was whether any further ag-
gressions on the water front were to
be allowed or not and each faction re-
turned one Trustee.