The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-07

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(o), sis; st. Aubln (D), tts; Hall (p),
100; Halt (D). 90.
Tenth ward flour prselnets)-
Wing (R), 40e; Frey (R), a4sj Barr
(R). 100; Maybse (R), 100; Campbell
(R), %.
Eleventh ward (thrss prscincts)--
Knapp lRl. 44s; ThsIssn CRY, 4i4;
TwsIffh ward (sIsht prseInots) -.
LIttleneId (A), t,t77; ReInhardt (R),
77e; Watson Try, 724.
Thirteenth ward complete -eroxo
(R), STA; Mecarty (R), ass: Lempks
(R), 4e7; oossehsl (R), 442; Douglas
(R), Isl; psesauclair Try, 1899;
Fischer (R), 1st; Martin (R), IA;
HsIy (p). "a; Natxks 10Y. IL.
wald (R), SIS; Walsh (R), 646; Bar
rsns (R). ss7; Bromley (nl, 3i4;
Wsseh (Rt, AT; Liphardt tR), 222;
esrtiino (R), f43.
Fifteenth ward (thrss prscIncts)-
Ellis Try, SIC; Rutter (R). 800; keI-
Ter (R), t72; Lynch (o), ~; Powers
(p), 20. -.
(R), $50; ooldner (R), e2e; Merritt
(R), Goa; Proctor (R), 4os; Johnson
(R), 1914; Reband (R), 1875; yrzsxIn-
skl (R,, t4e.
seventeenth ward (ssven precInets)
Schultz (R), 7o4; Trevor (R), e23;
"starksy (R), 762; Bseke (R), 500;
karrer 10y. 1su; keuseh To-, 10;
Thompson (o), 10; Epplngsr (o), II;
Warren (o). 60
Eighteenth ward flour preeincts)--
Gilman (R), SOC; zoeIIer (R). $40;
Smith (R). a2s; kinneil (R). zoe.
There will be number OF changes
In the complexion Of the common
council az q result OF Tuesdays ori-
mary. One of the surprises was the
defeat OF Aid. Goeschel for renomina-
ton In the Thirteenth and the narrow
escape Of Aid. Lempke. who wins over
Charles e. McCarty by the narrow
margin OF nine votes. Ex-Ald. Louis
Brozo leads the ticket with 674 votes.
Ex-Ald. Littlefeld made great run
in the Twelfth. In eight precincts Ee
leads with LIT. Reinhardt 10 second
with IT'S and Watson Ii nosed out. ap-
parently, the incomplete returns CIV
Ing him 724. Several recounts are
likely.
John Lodge was an easy winner In
the First ward out Of large field.
Aid. Owen was renominated, leading
all the candidates. Arthur e. Wood
showed much strength but did not
get within striking distance. George
Brown, who put up the hardest fight,
A~ta thu ol0n nulA
Barnett had no opposition for the Re-
publican nomination for the short
term, to all out Aid. Heineman's un-
expired term. The Democrats wrote
in the name of ex-Sheriff James D.
Burns, and the latter declares he VIII
put up q campaign even X the JOB Is
for only two months.
AID Burton and Vernon were both
renominated In the Second. and have
no opposition for reelection. 1t was
easy for Gutman In the Third, but
there was hot fight between koenig
and Kingsley for second place. koenig
admits defeat by narrow margin, but
says enough Democrats wrote his
name in on their ticket to nominate
him and that he'll run as Democrat.
In the Fourth ward Aid, Allan and
Heating were again victorious. Aid.
RosenthaT (R) and Defined CD In
the Fifth; Grindley and HARPER, In the
Eighth; Skrxycki and Schultz, In the
Seventh; Tossy and Ostrowski. In the
Ninth; Friewald and Walsh, In the
Fourteenth; Ellis and Rutter, in the
Fifteenth: Trevor, In the Seventeenth,
and Gilman, i'm the Eighteenth, appear
to have been renominated. Aid. Kon-
KEEL and Garvey. both Democrats. had
no opposition In the Sixteenth. Aid.
Thompson and Field, Republicans, had
no opposition in the Sixth, and the
Democrats nominated Ed. Greco and
William Herman. Aid. Wing led the
ticket in the Tenth ward and his run
ming mate will be John c. Frey, now
an estimator. Aid. Shapland was no,
a candidate for denomination.
The Republican nominees In the
Sixteenth are Alexander Dill and
Charles Goldner, with Joseph F. Mer-
rift a close third.
School Inspector Herman Schultz
will be Aid Trevor's running mate IN
the Seventeenth ward. Returns from
all but two precincts give Trevor S2s
and Schultz 794. Aid. Korte, OF the
Seventeenth, retires from the council
OF his own accord.
Incomplete returns from the Eiev-
enth ward show Fred w. Knapp lead
ing both Theisen and link, the latter
bringing up the rear
There Is close contest In the
Eighteenth between Aid. Zoeller and
ex-Ald. Angus Smith. In four pre-
cinots Zoeller led by only four votes
The Fifth ward has an interesting
| three-cornered fight between Aid
Rosenthal, Herman Sternhagen and
william Blessing for the Republican
nomination. Returns from Ave OF the
| nine precincts give them 257, ZIG and