Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-05

Knowlton. rep; Second ward, Henry Brett
enfield, rep; Third ward, C.. r. Schaeffer,
dem. Fourth ward, Fred Murie, dem.
School board: c. C. McNish, rep, and E.
N, Morse. dem; no opposition.
STELLA, Neb., April 4.-(Special.)-Th
license ticket was elected yesterday by ma
jorities ranging from to II. The one
holdover on the board was anti-license, so
the complexion of the council will be the
same as last year.
EDGAR, Neb., April 4.-(Special. )-License
was voted down by a majority OF 5 and a
license board elected by the same majority.
It is hardly believed that the council will
grant license in the face Of even the small
majority against 1t.
ARLINGTON, Neb., April 4.-(special.)-
At the village election held Tuesday H. w.
schoettger. A. L. Hewitt and W. @. Pfeiffer
were elected trustees. This means the town
will be wet for year.
MINDEN, Neb., April 4.-(Special) AT
the election held here the no-license people
elected every man on the ticket.
BURWELL, Neb., April 4.-(Special.) -
At the village election held here today the
high license party elected r. C. Kingsland.
w II. Riddle and R. W. Hanna by the
small margin of majority, thus making
saloons possible for the coming year.
Mayor Has Deciding Vote.
FAIRBURY, Neb.. April A-(special.)-
At the municipal election the high license
ticket was elected with the exception Of
one councilman from the Second ward
The officers elected are: Mayor, w G..
Uhley; city clerk, F. L. Rains; treasurer
]. o. Evans; engineer, w. w. Watson
councilmen, First ward, j. L. Hutchison
Second, ]. r. Mendenhall. The council
will be a tie on the license question. with
a high license mayor to cast the vote set
thing the question.
LEIGH. Neb.. April 4.-(special.)-A very
quiet election occurred in Leigh yesterday.
There was no issue and light vote cast
WAYNE, Neb,, April 4.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-The city election held here yester-
day passed or quietly. there being no par
ticular issue There were two candidates
for mayor, the remainder OF the ticket
having been nominated by both caucuses.
William Piepenstock the nominee of the
citizens caucus, won over John 7. Bress-
Ter, the nominee of the peoples caucus. by
a vote of l7s to l72. A light vote was polled.
Others elected were: Rollie Ley, city treas
urer: A. T. witter. city clerk; p. Coleman,
police judge; members OF the school
board, ID. c. Main. +. L. Needy; council
men, ElIHN NdIut GGol ~ olAAllbNlt DttoAI
ward. Theo Dureing; Third ward, d. Har-
rington.
SPRINGFIELD. Neb.. April 4.-(special }
The village election hinged on the same
! old issue observation-disclosures against anti
license. Two members were to be elected
| with the result as follows: /. V. Cornish
| license member. was elected by ten votes
| over S. l.. Heacock. anti-license; T. T.
] Ball, license. and c. r. Smith. anti-license
| a tie vote on sixty-three votes. This leave,
! the board two dry and two wet, and who
ever draws the long straw settles the is
| sue.
LOUISVILLE. Neb. April 4.-(special.) y
The issue in the election held yesterday
| was license and anti-liceuse. Result as fol
lows for license: Ben MetzEeT. eighty
eight votes; DIR. Montgomery. eighty-fou
votes; Ben Hoover, eighty-four votes
Anti-hcense: p. A. Jacobson. eighty-sil
| votes; Charles Vanscoyoc. eighty-fou
votes; George Rand, eighty-two votes. Thu
village will have saloons. as the two cOun