Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-03

FREMONT. Neb., April 2--Cspecial Teie-
gram The republican city ticket was
elected today with one solitary exception,
J. c. Rogers, democrat, defeating the re-
publican representative, Knowles, for
councilman from the First ward by two
votes. The following we're elected: Mayor.
George f. wolE; treasurer. J. c. Cleland;
no opposition; clerk, 8. F. stiles; police
Judge. J. C. Cook; councilman, First ward,
]. c. Rogers; Second ward A. ]. Eddy;
Third ward, A. w. Murphy; Fourth ward,
Herman Beckman members of school
| board, l. P. Page. republican; d. "
Stephens democrat. no opposition.
AINSWORTH, Neb., April 2-(Special
Telegram THE weather was pleasant here
today and the election passed off quietly.
| The issue was license of no license and IL
cense carried by fifteen majority
| OAKLAND, Neb., April 2.-(Special Tele-
gram 1.-The city election here today passed
of quietly, there being only one ticket in
| the field A full vote was cast. The only
issue was license or no license and license
won by a majority of 81.
| TEKAMAH. Neb., April 2.-(Special.)-
The city election passed OF quietly today,
resulting in the election of the follow
ing: Mayor John A. singhaus; council
man, First ward W. r. Beum; Second
| A. Il. llIeis city CLERK M. >. MI
Crew. city treasurer, d. w. Greenlief;
city engineer, W. e. Pratt; members Of
Board Of Education, NJ. d. willert and
H. H. Smith. The proposition against
license" carried by majority of thirty
one.
SCHUYLER, Neb. April 9.-(special
Telegram 1.-The city and school election
today resulted in electing four repub-
licans and six democrats Mayor Rathsack
was elected for a second term, carrying
all three wards with a large majority.
All other Offices were close, excepting city
clerk. For this Woods, also for second
term, was elected, carrying all wards.
Following is the vote: For mayor. Will
liam Rathsacl, republican, 500; J. A.
Pence, democrat, 14s; for city clerk, Jesse
Woods. republican. 31S; J. L. Johnson,
| democrat, 1929; for city treasurer, A. Nc
Rae, democrat. $40; William ]. Higgins,
republican, 203; for police Judge, L. G.
Smith, democrat, 259; " w. Sutherland,
republican, 1856; for councilman. First
ward, Charles williams, republicans 9s;
r. Hughes, democrat, 6S; Second ward,
E. Wade, republican, ST. ]. w. Burkard,
democrat, IS; Third ward william Lunne-
berg, democrat, IL John Sulc, republican,
IS; for Board of Education, H. c. Wright,
democrat. 24e; F. w. shonka, democrat,
247; S. Thurman, republican, 1853; F. ].
Chollette, republican, las,
OSCEOLA, Neb., April 2-(special.)-
The election for city officers was more
quiet this year than ever before. Hereto
fore there have been two tickets in the
field This year, the village having be-
come a city, only one set of officers was
nominated. They are: Mayor. j. d. Hart
| ,AN al aaIr n aANN
treasurer NJ L. Nelson; city engineer, A.
A. Gray; police judge, w. H. Weeden;
councilmen, First ward e. L. Marquis and
A. A Young; Second ward, Grant T. Ray
and @. L. Emminger. *
COLUMBUS, Neb, April 2.-(Special.)-
There was only one ticket in the field,
the democratic, as follows: G. w Phil
lips, mayor; William Becker, clerk; G. B.
Spiece, treasurer; r. L. Rossiter, engineer;
councilman, First ward, Sam Gass, jr.
Second ward, Steve Ryan; Third ward
George Willard; Board of Education
Henry Lubker and DR.. q H. Nauman.
Or. Nauman is the only republican on
the ticket.
CENTRAL CITY. April 2-(special Tel
egram- I'm the city election here today the
square deal ticket won by a landslide. The
following ticket was elected Mayor, NJ
v. Scott; clerk w. w. wo1cott; treasurer
I. A. Traver; police judge, A. F. JEWELL
engineer, o. Angler councflmen, First
ward, A. B. Ross; Second ward, E. H.
Krassman; Third ward, J. B. White. The
vote was the largest ever cast in the
city.
Beatrice Is Republican.
BEATRICE, Neb., April 2-(Specal Tel
egram.) lin the city election held here to-
n 7 MAJ ale
mayor over Captain Ashby, democrat. The
republicans made clean sweep except in
the Second and Third wards NJ. M. Falk
was elected alderman in the Third ward !;
w. L. Hall and James Baer won over M L.
Harper in the Second ward. A light vote
was polled.
BLUE SPRINGS Neb, April 2-(speciaI
Telegram. "A. R. Pattin, democrat, was
elected mayor. The remainder of the re-
publican ticket was elected.
WYMORE, Neb., April 2.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-Dr. H. A. Gavin. democrat won
over John Taylor republican, 70 rmayor.
The republican ticket was elected except
in the Second ward, d. A. Lasher winning
for alderman. The license question was
} the issue and the ''wets" won.
ARAPAHOE, Neb.. April 2-(special Tel
egram 1.-THE municipal election held here
To-Day T6Sult6o IN u. Tie NOlS on SdCn
candidate receiving 12S votes. As the
"wets" carried the First ward and the
'drys the Second, lots will be drawn to
determine whether Arapahoe is license or
prohibition for the coming year. As this
is the first election under city regulations,
two aldermen were elected from each ward.
! The vets elected the treasurer and the
ants the balance Of the city ticket Many
, votes were challenged and one arrest was
made, with many more IN prospect, for
} alleged illegal voting.
! BEAVER CITY, Neb., April 2-Cspeclal
Telegram. 1.-THE citizens or temperance
ticket was elected today, with the excep-
= ton of two councilmen in the Third ward
/ which makes the board tie on the saloon
! issue.
r LOUISVILLE. Neb.. April 2-(special
r Telegram. 1.-THE main issue in the election
held here today was wet or dry. which re-
suited in a complete victory by twenty-five
: majority for the dry side. Those elected
3 were ]. p. Ellis, Charles Vanscoyoe George
/ Rand and B. ]. Fulton
WATERLOO, Neb., April 2.-(Special Tel
egram.)-F. L. Brown and H. B. waldror
/ were elected village trustees today, and tn,