The Grit-advocate., 1905-04-07
MUNICIPAL ELECTION
N MANY CITIES OF COLORADO

Oeh -srats Carry Pueblo and leadville
and Elect Mayor in Colorado
Sprngs-CrippIe Creek and Victor
: Republican.
IWor, April A Republican spe-
cia ifum Pueblo last night says: John
7. West, Democratic candidate for
ma o.. leads by 1S2 votes with but Two
precincts to be heard from, So and SO,
boil UrmOcratic strongholds He prob
abl} Will increase his plurality to
abol 80. All of the aldermen on the
Delurralic ticket are elected but one,
FraN lennon of Ward ,, being the
on.l it"publican elected.
lur lU.:Owing are elected:
Na}o., j. r. West; treasurer, Sam
uel J.. McCoun. 900; attorney; d. A.
HisbbDrger, 500; clerk, Frank Duke,
1.2vo, auditor. }. ID. Miller, 400; en-
gincer A. E. Macintosh, 1000.
A loadyille dispatch last night says:
For be- first time in twenty-four years
lie. Iylile has elected Democratic
mayOr The entire Republican ticket,
witt he exception of two aldermen i'll
the Third ward. was showed under by
pMa,lli"s ranging from 2l5 to S54.
ID II. G. Rose defeated f. ID. Dick
ernan for mayor by "A plurality Of 597.
Geo" II. Colahan, city clerk. led the
Demonalic ticket. being reelected by
a plurality of S54 He lost only one
precinct out of seventeen. Other plu-
raliIcs follow:
Treasurer, A. r. Milks. 49,; police
maGi5lrate, Elos Swanson, 5S2 mar
shal W. II. Campbell. reelected. go: =:
attomoy, A. S. Lake, 342; engineer, W.
p. Cain, PSI; street supervisor, b
Lam 2l5.
A News special last night from Colo.
rado Springs says:
Henry G. Hall, Democrat and Non
partisan was elected mayor of Colo
do Springs to-day by majority ap
apXimating $50 over Ira Harris. Re,
,,,blican. With one precinct to hear
iron, Halls majority is 3Oi. That pre-
cine is expected to give him in the
neiehOorhood of fifty majority.
The Non-partisans and Democrats
in addition, have elected the city treas
urer and five out of eight aldermen
Following are those elected:
NayOr-lIenry c. Hall, Democrat
and Non-partisan.
Treasurer-W. f. IIoaSland Demo
crat and Non-partisan.
CIerk-K. NJ. Mcmillan, Republican
Auiitor-George NJ. Perry, Republi
fS,toney@W. c. Robinson, Repnbll
can.
Engnecr-R. H. Ashworth, Republi
can.
At Cripple Creek the entire Republi
can city ticket. with the exception o
one alderman in the Fourth and one
in the Second was elected to-day by
pIuralities ranging from 100 to ove1
800. James f. Hanley, the Democratic
candidate for mayor, was badly beaten
The successful ticket is as follows:
Mayor. Thomas p. Connor; clerk, r
\. Turner tre-elected: marshal
John Sharpe; police magistrate, w. H
Abbott; city attorney. James l.. Wal
lace; treasurer, U. Grant Danford
street commissioner, Col. John Davis
engineer, Ralph r. Arnold.
Victor elected the entire Republican
city ticket including the aldermen
The city officers are: Mayor. J. b
Cunningham; treasurer J. T. Walters
clerk, c. p. Smith, attorney. ]. w
Huff marshal. II. A. Naylor; police
magistrate, f. w. Ryder; engineer
George II. Atherton.
The independent ticket was elected
a I.ittleton.
IN Colorado City the non-partisar
and Republican tickets secured vic
tory over the Democrats.
4 News special from Greeley says
In the municipal election here to-day
practically the entire citizens ticke
was elected by large majorities owe!
III, Republican ticket, the exceptions
being in the case of NJ. p. Henderson
for city clerk, who is probably elected
over j. c. Shook. and w. c. Wilson
ami Daniel Stroll, aldermen. Fol
mayor. H. c. Watson was defeated by
FIauklin J. Green.
Bonds were voted increasing the
water supply and for new city hall
At Boulder the entire non-partisar
CitZens' ticket was elected by vote
OF ubout three to one. The water
bonds were authorized by a small ma
iOr'Y and the proposed franchise tC
the Boulder Electric Light & Power
Company was defeated by about loo
votes.
Tie entire citizens ticket was
clrc'ed at Glenwood Springs, with the
exc Dtion OF J. l.. Treville. who was de
fou'"d by Barnes on the Grizzly ticket
Those elected are w. S. Parkinson
mayOr; Elmer f. Lucas. DR.. l.. A. Rob
iu-un, c. d. Barnes. trustees.
4 Idaho Springs election resulted
in d complete victory for the citizens
ticket. The nominees, with the exccp
tiou Of police magistrate. have beer
ho.Ing their respective positions dur
ing he last two years, and the result
OF lie election is an endorsement oi
ther administration.
Al Lov2!and the question was high
Iic,ESe VS.. low license and the TEN
peTapce people elected most of their
can. dates. securing a majority of the
board of aldermen.
A. Golden the Republicans elected
their entire ticket with the exception
OF TWO aldermen in the third ward.
a Silverton the Democratic ticket
wa elected with the possible eXccp