Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-04-04
Lueck Wins in the
Dodge County
Circuit
Socialist Mayor Re-
pudiated At Mani
tOWOc.

elected a justice of the supreme court
by from three to four times as many
votes as were cast for his
only opponent, H. T. Scudder
Of Marinette. In Marinette and
Taylor counties the latter has a
majority, also probably in Door, near
by, and possibly in Oconto and Wash
ington, but every other county Judge
Marshall evidently has carried. In
| Dane county he will have a majority
of 5000 or 5000, while in the capital
| city alone it will reach at least 1000.
| The vote every where was very light.
Judge Samuel D. Hastings, who had
! opposition in the Green Bay circuit,
! is elected easily enough, though the
returns are fragmentary. His OppO-
nent was L. A. Calkins of Green Bay.
! E. B. Belden is reelected circuit judge
at Racine without opposition.
A sharp fight was over the county
judgeship in Jefferson county, but G.
B. Rogers of Fit. Atkinson, who had
been appointed to the place by Gov
ernor Davidson, defeates a big field
of aspirants
In Milwaukee J. C. Karel was elect
ed county judge of the second division
"a place just created by the legisla-
ture. Judges Brace and Ne0en were
| reelected to the Milwaukee municipal
and district courts.
NJ. L. Lueck of juneau probably has
been elected Judge of the 18th circuit.
| A notable defeat is that of the So
cialistic mayor of Manitowoc by a
straight-out democrat At Racine,
Horlick, of matted milk fame, wOrsted
NJ. M. Secor, democrat.
| Racine and Kenosha voted for mu-
nicipal ownership of water and light
plants respectively.
| Stoughton went wet after dry
year and Superior all but succeeded
/ in raising the license to $1,000. 1t
gets $500, as it is. Delavan voted IL
! cense; so did Richland Center while
Brooklyn changes from wet to dry
Lodi remains no-license, and also
! Cambridge and Barneveld.
DETAILED RETURNS.
Milwaukee Gives Big Boost.
! Milwaukee, April 3.-Justice Mar
shall received a big lead in this city,
getting 1904 votes to 1886 for Scud
! der.
CHIPPEWA COUNTY.
At MarshaII's Later Home.
Chippewa Falls-Returns are slow
| but enough have been received to
! show that Marshall will carry the
county by 200 or less. A very light
vote was polled.
'Rah for the Factories.
| Ladysmith-Samuel J. Cardinal was
elected mayor over Roger S. Johnson
on the issue of more woodworking
| factories.
COLUMBIA COUNTY.
No License at Lodi.
Lodi-No license won by II ma
| jor1ty. Gordan, favoring license, was
elected by 10 majority. For supreme
court Marshall got 12S, Scudder A.
No political significance in the cleo
ton as locally the fight was on the
license question
CRAWFORD COUNTY.
Three to One for Marshall.
Wlauzeka-Out of 81 votes cast
here for supreme judge Marshall re
ceived 81 and Scudder 20
DOOR COUNTY.
In Scudder's BaiIiwick.
Sturgeon Ray-The vote in this city
for justice of the supreme court was
as follows: Marshall 1873, Scudder
16J judge of the circuit court, Hast
ings. 440, Calkins 127.
-OUGLAs COUNTY.
Scudder Gets Half.
Superior-With about 70 percent
of the vote of the county canvassed
Marshall gets 1860, Scudder 100 IN
the city low license will probably
carry with over 100 votes majority
out of nearly 5000.
EAU CLAIRE COUNTY.
Republicans Win.
Eau Claire-Only precincts of Fan
Claire county have reported on SUI
preme justice. Marshall gets $50,
Scudder 1913. Eau Claire republicans
elected 10 aldermen and the demo
Gratis 3.
GRANT COUNTY.
For License.
Boscobel- Marshall got 204, Scud-
der, II; for license 212, against 1877:
Bray probably wins over Brockert
and Wood foT. county superintendent.
Sixteen women voted for county SUI
perintendent
FOND Du LAC COUNTY.
Fitzgerald the Victor.
Fond du Lac-Marshall ran ahead of
Scudder by 80 per cent. The leading
local fight was for comptroller; wen by