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


Hebron, .f.J u ttWsst Lincoln
Hiohman 5mtf West Point,
-Audreghf 80. .Wuber,
humboldt, 49, H. Wymors
Day,
AingwOrth herman,
ftArRpahos fEimban
sAahiand, LYONS
AEteu At Madrid,
~Auburn milford
Aurora '. 1000 ldinden
Aassett, Oakland,
hssTs1 eity. P RsSnss G Bay:
Bolwood, ~ .selAt' Ragan,
HaBenklemRn, fUtBr RanAoipb
Bertrand, % -.} Hed Cloud
bethany Republioan City,
Broken Bow schubert
Central City, 81. Edwards,
college View Stella,
Crab Orchard, Tekamen,
Iayaa Cityso .s Esoumseh'
Edgar, Poi, Unlversity Place
sSFatrhury valley,
fairfield, Verden
eGroenwocd Wilcox,
HaHGvelook
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soCxAExsT MAYORS.
TOWN. wilton elected socialist mayors
SSasTiss ...5' 'a CAOu"
Water Contract Issue at COzRd.
cozAn, Neh April !, 5.-(speciai Tele-
gram)-1n Yesterdays election j. H. Oar
ner was elected mayor ny q vote of 49,, his
opponent, the present mayor. receiving
ninety-one. The other successful candi-
dates are e &C.. Cook. clerk; Daniel Ball
mere, treasurer. IT, III Koch and ]: p. Heff.
eouncilmen. The issue Of the election was
the handling Of the water works contract,
and the present council was defeated. The
name Of Daniel sBalluere was not on the
ticket. but his name was written on
enough ballots 20 give him majority of
twenty-slx. He was formerly treasurer and
was deposed by the council on a techni-
cality. His appeal in this case is now be-
fore the supreme court. 81
GORDON, Neb., April Especial 1.-THE
election here,swas a regular landslide for
the oitizen'b progressive ticket, with Coates
and C6chransat it's head Mills and Jordan
on the boosters ticket being beaten two to
one on account of the large amount OF
money 10 be handled Tor the extension OF
water works and the installation Of electric
lights and sewers.
VETS Win at GOthenbuFR.
GOTHENBURG, .Neb., April 5,-(special
Telegram. u The entire wet ticket was
elected-James Winohell, mayor; Frank
Carlson and Tom Lndberg, councilmen
There Is one wet and one dry holdover
making the board three to one wet and q
wet mayor.
oRLEANs., Neb,, April 6r-(special Tele-
gram 1.-THE city election was held here
yesterday and the question of no license
carried by majority OF eight. There was
only one ticket for the official city post
ton. J, c. Gay being the new mayor and
p. r. Pate city clerk.
REPUBLICAN, CITY! FSeb., April 6-(spe.
oal Telegram)-W. II. Williams and w
L. Washburp were elected as village trus
tees today without any opposition to serve
for two years, so the city will continue
dry for another year.
Business Meas Ticket Mt Lexington
LEXINGTON Neb. April 6-(specia
Telegram. 1.-THE business mems ticket woI
here, with the following results; s. c
Mullin reelected mayor. receiving 2S6; e
c. Vanhorn received 1871 other Officers
elected were; Archie Gnlind. city clerk; C
@, May. city treasurer; w, w. Hunt, polio,
judge; r. c. Beatty, city engineer; C. J
Weldon, councilman, First ward; IL. d
Smith, councilman, Second ward; Pete
Hagadone councilman, Third ward. L. 7
smith and r.. r. stuckery were electe,
members OF the school board for thre,
years. p. j. Sewitt was elected 20 fiji tn
unexpired term OF the late T. L. Warning
ton. The question OF liquor was not al
issue. There are enough wet members o
the board 50 the city will have saloons an
other year.
Liquor TteEet Wfns at Creighton.
CREIGHTON. Neb., April 6-(Speoia
Telegram.)-For mayor NJ. c. Theisen, %,
c. c. Johnson. ss For councilman Firs
ward, T. J. Buckmaster. los; c. c. Colby
IS, For councilman Second ward c. W
Natter, lo9; Jerome Sharp, 81 For treas
ursr, II. W. Woodwork. s03s c. h, Pey
ton. Is. For clerk and engineer, W. 1
Turner and l., l. Seeley. elected withou
opposition. Candidates defeated for mayo
and councilrnen served last year, Cand
dates elected favor N.OOO saloon neens,
license last year was $500 The candidate
defeated favored $3.50 saloon license an
progressive policies. The ticket elects
WAS supported b. liquor interests.
81. PAUL, Neb., April 6--(Speclal Tel,
grea.l AT the city election the candidate
% the citzens' ticket were an electet
there being but one ticket In the fielC
A. the liquor issue was not voted upo
the city still stands committed 10 the W.
policy. Herbe1a h. Paul was elected mayo
n. l. shaushneasy, COUNCILMAN First war
and J. c. FleHling COUNCILMAN secon
ward. All are re-sleouona.
REATRICE. Nsb, April A--Cspeoial Tel,
gram.-In one Of The hottest politics
lights WaEod hera Ia years william l
GTifnn. socialist. won for mayor over
s. Rutherford. present incumbent, sndorsa
BY the republicans and democrats at n
late primary. b. q majority OF about 10
The prohlhitionista carried tho day an
voted Reatrine dry By about i0 La
year Beatrice went wet By a majority
~ The following ticket was elected