The Colorado statesman., 1910-04-09
THE LATE
IN BRIEF

Hotchkiss-W. A. Duke, mayor.
Montezuma.-Mayor, F. c. Burke.
Standardization Gundy, mayor.
Cedarerdge.-E. d. Smith, mayor.
Gunnison-Local option defeated.
Dillon.-Mayor, DIR. George Smith.
Nederland.-A. j. Thomas, mayor.
Manzanola.-W L. Cloves, mayor.
Fairplay.-Charles A. Wilkin, mayor.
Wellington.-E. r. Puleston, mayor.
Kokomo.-W. A. Thompson, mayor.
Castle Rock-Mayor, w. A. Palmer
Ridgway.-Wet; mayor, l.. A. Kemp.
Hugo.-F. F. Vogal reelected mayor.
Frisco.-Mayor, J. w. Shaw, fusion.
Yuma.-H. C. Hoch, Democrat, may
or.
Silverton.-No issue; B. B. Allen,
mayor.
Cortez.-Wet; Clifford Vincent,
mayor.
Grand valley.-Wet; ]. D. Hurlbut'
mayor.
Sheridan.-Wet; Charles Lawton,
mayor.
De Beque.-Lambert Sternberg,
mayor.
Manitou.-W. R. Kirby, Republican.
mayor.
Basalt.-Dry by eleven; DR.. Kenne-
dy, mayor -.
Monument.-Dan D. Simple. dry"
mayor.
Fowler.-W. M. Berry, mayor, re-
elected.
Alamosa.-F. w. Swanson. Taxpay-
ers, mayor.
Glenwood.-E. E. Drach, Democrat,
reelected.
Carbondale.-Wet by one vote. Con-
test likely.
Sulphur Springs.-A. E. Brown, fu-
sion, mayor.
Lake City.-Mayor. John F. Morrer,
Republican.
Lyons.-C. F. Clinton. mayor, Dry
by III to 80.
North Longmont.-Wet, with F. A.
Rand mayor.
Silver Plume.-John G. Catren, Re-
publican, mayor.
Morrison.-John Walker, Jr, Clti-
zens', mayor.
Lamar-C NJ. Lee, Anti-Saloon'
Ault.-J. X. Houghton. Citizens, was
eiected mayor.
Steamboat Tice mayor, with
out opposition.
eckenridge.-Judge d. w. Fall.
Democrat, mayor.
Holly-Mayor McMurtry reelected
without opposition.
Fountain-Sam Frasier, mayor,
with no opposition.
Ward.-James Lee and j. z. Mich
OILS tied for mayor.
Brush-N. ID. Beaver, BUSINESS
Mems, elected mayor.
Central City.-Democrats elected
Thomas Cody mayor.
walsenburg. - Republicans elected
James B. Dick Mayor.
Sulphur Springs.-Republican elect
ed ]. e. Brown mayor.
Eldora.-J. L. Kohlman, mayor. Re-
funding bonds defeated.
Animas City.-Bond issue for $25,-
900 water system carried.
Kersey.-G. w. Racer was elected
mayor, with no opposition.
L
elected Clarence Nelson mayor.
Platteville.-People' Temperance
elected George A. Hodgson, mayor.
Robinson.-First town election in
eleven years. Charles ]. Senter, may
or.
Olathe.-Dr. c. L. Lockwood, Pro-
gressiye, mayor. Moisture not an is
sue.
Louisville.-William Austin was
elected mayor on the Union Labor
ticket.
Brighton.-Charles w. Stewart was
reelected mayor without opposition.
"Wets" won.
Windsor.-The Taxpayers Anti-Sa-
loon ticket was elected, with c. A.
Yancy for mayor.
Buena Vista.-Wets elected entire
ticket except mayor. Col. A. c. Wal
lace, dry" was elected.
Wray.-William Hundel. candidate
of two parties, was elected mayor.
Bonds for water system were defeated.
Eaton.-The Independent ticket,
headed by T. H. Myers for mayor,
won. The liquor question was not an
issue.
Kremmling.-David d. Graham, rep
resenting the Newcomers" as against
the pioneers, was elected mayor.
Evans.-Henry Behrens, Taxpayer,
was elected mayor. ''Wets" lost by
thirty-three votes, after notable cam
paign on both sides.
Miscellaneous.
Lincoln, Neb.-Havelock, dry Lin.
coins wet suburb, went dry.
st. Joseph, Mo.-Alvah p. Clayton
Democrat, was reelected mayor.
Michigan.-"Drys" carried twenty
counties to sixteen by opponents.
Hartford, Conn.-Democrats elected