Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-06

Equalization Of taxes was an important
issue. as was bootlegging to Indians.
sTELLA-Three temperance trustees
were elected by "a majority.
OGALLALA-Oganala voted for saloon
license by 20 majority, changing from no
license. Twenty thousand dollars water
works bonds we're defeated by one vote.
Results In johnson County.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS went dry today
by majority Of thirty-flve. The following
city ticket was elected: Mayor, A. p. Fitz-
simmons; clerk, N. NJ Davidson; treasurer
L. NJ. Davis: police Judge E F. Perkins;
engineer. r. c. Gore; councilmen First
ward. J. c. Bowman; second ward g. o.
McLanahan; Third ward, g. J. Rubelman.
Sterling and Cook in this county went wet
while Crab Orchard and Elk Creek went
| dry.
COLUMBUs-With the exception Of the
councilman In the Third ward the demo-
Gratis elected the entire city ticket as fol-
lows: Mayor, Louis Held; treasurer
Walter Boettcher; clerk, William Broker;
police judge, William o'Brien; engineer
Charles wurdeman; water commissioner
p. j. McCaffrey; councilmen, First ward,
Louis Drunken; Second ward, William
Kurt; Third ward e. Bergman; Fourth
ward, @. II. Prieb. Charles L. Dickney,
/ republican and L. A. Lachntt democrat
were elected members of the school board.
! CHADRON--For mayor: James w. Fin
negan, citizens, 282; DR.. d. w. sperllng,
socialist, 162; city clerk, George f. Mar
riots city treasurer, Ernest X Reikman;
Lefty engineer, Fred II. Merritt police
Judge, F.. j. Houghton; councilmen, Third
ward John IL. Morgan; Second ward, Jim
Chaulk; First ward, Dodendorf. School
house bonds and tax carried. For mem
bers of the Board Of Education, Benjamin
Loenthal and o. b. Unthank.
FAIRFIELD-Fairfie is in the dry col
umn by "a majority. ID. b. Potter was
elected mayor; w. e. Underfofler, clerk
A. d. Baum, treasurer; c. M Prickett
engineer; A. B. Hopper, police Judge.
shelton Changes TO Wet.
sHELToN-The largest vote polled at 9
spring election was cast here today 25I
votes being poIled Shelton will be wei
next year by seventeen votes. ]. r
Walker and f. d. Reed were. elected vii
lage trustees. The town has been dry tn,
last year.
Il wATERLOo-E L. Inquest, c. A
trustees On the liquor question the vot,
was: For license, 80; against rs; no chang'
from last year.
HUMPHREY-Result Of election: Ben
der, 1O2; DINER, 81; Bodewig, by petition s.
FRIEND-Frank Hacker was elected
mayor here today, The vote was wet.
HoLDRBGE-No saloon issue. Ticke
composed of vets and drys elected a.
follows Mayor. c. w. McConaughy; clerk
S. C. Helncker; treasurer L. Grandlund
city engineer. C. f. sturtevant: council
men, First ward, w. f. Edwards; Second
ward, f. p. Kronquest. A. W. Danielson
c. A. Galloway. Lance Hooper and Charles
Engstrom were elected members Of tn,
school board. Holdrege remains dry.
Beaver city Ia Dry. 5
BEAVER CITY-The city election her
resulted in the election of the entire dr.!
/, council and officials.
GILTNEk-The vets carried the field to
! day and George II, Thomas was electe,
mayor.
ST. EDwARDS--st- Edward went dr.!
by forty-one majority The vote was u
against to 70 for saloons.
SCHUYLER-Ther was only one tickle
in the field, the citizens ticket, on whicl
John f. Arnold was named for mayor
AL Kovar for city clerk and John Gaetl
for city treasurer. There was no lquo
y question nor angs special local issue.
BENKDEMAN-JfA A. Mcdonald and w
4 c. Hansen license were elected trustees
L and o. M. Kellogg. license, and w. r. Bar
: ger, temperance, were tied. The result o
the tie vote will tie the license question
! as two temperance trustees hold oven
e The town is now dry
l. HERMAR-Dry by seven votes. c. r
a Grey and r. p. Hansen were elected mem
> bers OF the town board.
/; ARLINGTON-Wet Washington count
! is in the same position in regard to SO
q looms as 1t has been during the last year
No Change at Humboldt.
'HUMBOLDT-C. e. Minis elected mayor
temperance. 165, and ]. B. Davis, license
: l61. H. v. Dorland and A. j. Buerstetti
8 elected councilmen, L. s. Hackett, treas
I urer, and w, a. Lydlck, clerk. Direc
vote on liquor question, with 40 for II
e cense and 1855 against No change from
z last year.
y PAWNEE-A non-partisan ticket wa
e elected with no issue, r LApp was electe
e mayor; city clerk, John P. Pyle: city treas
Q urer, Vernon Bascom; city engineer, ]. c
smulz; police Judge, Frank L. Evans; TO
?, councilmen, A. r. Clark and E. L. Stimson
9 DoRCHEsTER-No political issue. Tn
/. citizens ticket won, the vote being: ]