The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-04-08

Sweet, republican, lO9. Second
ward, Toole, citizen, l66; Wright,
citizen, 1856; Renshaw, republican.
ll6; Olin, republican, 1903; Third
ward, Wood, republican, l24; Moore.
republican, 1856; Kelly, citizen, 90
blackburn, citizen, l22; MoIsou.
citizen, 81; Counor, republican, 90
Rogers, republican, II.
The election passed of quietly.
ONE TICKET IN MOSCOW.
Moscow, Idaho, April A
straight nonpartizan ticket vas elect,
ed here today. There was only one
full straight ticket on the official
ballot. which received the following
vote:
Mayor, William NJ. Morgau-East
ward. 100, vest ward. ll3. south
ward go, total, 346. City clerk W
q. Barge-East ward, lOI. west ward
I43, south ward 81. total. 33l.
Treasurer. l.. A Torseu- East ward.
lO3, west ward lI9; south ward "a.
total, $40. Police Judge. Henry
CumminRs-East ward lOI, west
ward lac, south ward %. total, $40
Engineer, J. H. Kirkwood East
ward LOG, west ward IA. south ward
1913. total. $40. For counciImep-
East ward, Sikko Barghooru 1902:
vest ward, 5. G. Parks 10; auth
ward, J. f. Randall l0I. The hard
est contest was In the west ward.
where William Carter. present
councilman, ran independent against
Parks, receiving 40 votes. The
election today was the most oniet
ever held Ia Moscow. Digsrsnt
political factions and parties fafIsd
to hold primaries. The controlling
elements IN both republican aud
democratic parties favored the non.
partizan candidates who have been
successful The ouly issue In the
campaign was local management Of
city affairs.
Mayor Elect Morgan Is a young at
torney aud was ex. Senator Hsltfeld'.
secretary.
HERD LAW WINS AT JULIAETTA.
Juliaetta, Idaho, April 4-Tbs
election here was not very spiritsd
and passed of very quietly. The
principal fight was on the question Of
a herd Law. This called out good
many women voters Who we're in favor +
Of the passage Of such an rdlnapce.
The ballot stood 70 for and 20
against. The vote for trustees WAS.
;. N. Robinson %, T. I. Dunlap 20.
am Prince lO3, F. Housed 81. ID. r
dcGlynn 70, II. J. Stephens So. r.
Il. hinden 80, p. Fl. Pctarasn II.
Total votes cast 10. Robinson. Dun.
aD, Prince. Glynn aud Minden will
'e the hoard for the next year.
CANDIDATES At KENDRICK.
ksndrick, Idaho, April The
esult Of the most bitterly contested
lection ever held in the village IA
q follows: J. l. Mecham, 10. J. q
3ibb 81. K. b. Hims I4s. A. c. 4
White 100, d. A. Jones 16I, p. d.
soberts 1913 F. S. Beckwlth 115
he four high men we're elected.
One hundred and eighty eight votes
'ere cast. and the result Is that the
onds were not carried. After the
esult was announced Mecbam an
ounced that he would contest the
lection, claiming fraud.
FIGHT AT CUL DE SAC.
Cul de Sac, Idaho, April 4.-Tbe
'wn election today resulted In the
election of the following trustees
am Russell, Thomas Eubanks, Cbas.
arlisle. Theodore Shreffisr and F.
|. Remington. The total number Of
otes was 172. The question at issne
as which bank should control the
'Wn funds. the rival institutions be-
~ the Bank Of Culdesac and the
ollmer- Clearwater bank. The ticket
'oked by the Bank of Culdeaac elect.
three candidates, while the VoII-
er.Clearuatsr ticket elected two.
II 1t IA strange fact that three Of
q trustees elected are dspositors Of
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