Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-04
NORFOLK q. Democratic.

members OF the TOWN. uOaFu-
Norfolk f. Democratic.
NORFOLK. Neb., April S.-(Special Tel
egrsm. )-Norfolk went democratic by about
100, re-electing John Friday as mayor. JUL
ius Haase is elected treasurer. Julius HUH.
clerk; II. Salmon, engineer; Matrau and
Johnson. members Of the school board;
Hasse, Craven. Brumund and spellman.
councilmen. w. II. johnson and Dan
Craven are republicans and the others DEM
ocrats. The $4,000 sewer bonds carried by
100 majority.
BLAIR, Neb.. April 3.--(special Tele-
gram.)-The city election passed of quietly
today, although there was hard fight put
up on the license or no license question,
which carried for a no license and dry town
by a majority of 81. Hon. w. @. Harrison
was elected mayor by majority Of 50 over
L. A. williams, the present mayor, and T.
p. Lippncott, candidate on the socialist
ticket. F. w. Kenny and Joe s. Cook were
reelected on the Board OF Education; Paul
Peterson. councilman for the Second ward:
Emmett Bolt Fourth ward; Guy Mead.
Third ward; James Christiansen and Al
win Mckinney. First ward. II the new
mayor and council carry out the wishes ex-
pressed by the vote OF the people It will
be the first time in the history Of Blair that
no licenses nave DeeH k1dnAeu lOT TIE Sd-
looms.
NEBRASKA CITY. April s-Cspecial
Telegram)-One Of the most exciting cam
paigns ever held In this city ended today
in a sweeping republican victory. John
w. Steinhardt republican, was elected
/ mayor by 3T7 over c. II. Kressen, demo-
crat, candidate for reelection. Charles
| Schminke. republican. is elected treasurer:
E. ]. Goss, republican, police judge; NJ. c.
Berry, democrat, city clerk. For the city
council: First ward, William Carmen, re-
publican; Second ward, A. N Nelson, re-
publican; Third ward. F. L. Koeppel re-
publican, and John Steinhardt. democrat
| Gather of the mayor-elecO are tied;
Fourth ward, George Kregel, republican.
| For the board OF education B. w Schminke
and William Metz. republicans. and DR..
Claude Watson. democrat, are elected.
TECUMSEH. Neb., April 2-(Special
Telegram -License carried in Tecumseh
| by II majority. The following nonpartisan
ticket was elected: Mayor, II. T. Ward;
clerk. c. NJ. Wilson; treasurer, L. NJ.
Davis; engineer. Roscoe Gore; councilmen,
First ward, Frank Nail; Second ward,
George Mueller Third ward, long term, s.
b. Parker; short term, o. L. Brown.
High License Mt HoIdrege.
| I1OlsDtNbG6, NeD.s April 0.-NSpeClal.)-
The result of the city election in Holdrege
today was a complete victory for the en-
tire high license ticket Max Uhlig, for
mayor, was elected by a majority of 129,
the largest majority ever given any can
didate for mayor. The total number OF
votes cast in the city was 500. 200 short OF
a full vote, the stay at homes being about
evenly divided between the two parties.
License or no license was the only issue.
| HASTINGS, Neb., April 3.-(Special.)-
Regardless OF rain and snow Hastings
voters turned out today and elected the
| entire republican ticket with the exception
of two councilmen. Mayor Miles was
unanimously elected for the third term,
as the fusionists failed to secure a candi-
| date who would make the race against
him. The ticket as elected: Mayor. CIar-
ence ]. Miles; clerk, A. T. Bratlon; treas
urer, A. II. Cramer; water commissioner,
L. A. Payne; councilman. First ward, s.
B. Williams; Second, f! L. Gauvreau;
Third o. c. zinn Fourth. C. Ingstram;
school board, e. f. vanPatten. d. NJ Ball.
E. N. Hallen and George T. Brown.
BENSON. Neb., April 3.-(Speclal.) 1.-The
village election resulted as follows: Coun-
cilmen. James A. Howard. rep: Jesse "
Long, labor candidate 0ull term); Burt L.
Childs to fill vacancy.
BENKBLMAN. Neb April s,-(special.)-
The high license ticket came out victor
ious at the village election today, ]. A
Mcdonald NJ. S. Owens and J. c. Ough
being elected by small majorities.
O'NEILL, Neb., April S.--(Special 1.-The
city election passed Off quietly today A
heavy vote was poled. Politics did not
enter into the contest. Mayor d. A. Doyle
was defeated for reelection by ex-Mayor
Ed. F. Gallagher by forty-fve votes. r.
| D. Saunders was reelected city clerk. j.
F. Gallagher city treasurer and Sheridan
Simmons police judge. Councilmen were
reelected as follows: First ward. T. d.
Hanley; Second ward. Neil Brennan. Third
ward, Henry Zimmerman.