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

Turner was elected city treasurer. e. A.
Wunder. city clerk. r. e. Riley police
Judge. Counciimen. A. p. Lindeu. d. 70.
Bone. John r. Morgan. T. a. Johnson All
cuuncilmen belong to the citizens party.
The question OF saloons or no saloons
win be decided at special election in the
esriy part OF May.
License in Alliance.
ALLIANCE. Neb.. April 4--Cspecial Tele-
gram -Alliance municipal vote complete
gives for mayor Harris so. Smith 2iO.
city treasurer. Burke 400, shlupp 81; city
clerk Wetherall 347 limerick $40; police
Judge Zurn $50, Hamilton S2i; councilman.
First ward. Vaughn 264. Barnes 1856; Second
ward. Rennau IS. Snyder 220.
Notwithstanding the bitter attacks made
on Mayor Harris he has been elected by
an overwhelming majority and It win be-
a severe blow to the reform faction who
had been anticipating a victory at this
election. The entire ticket favors license OF
saloons and is democratic in politics.
FALLS CITY, Neb.. April 4-Cspecial
Telegram.) 1.-The citizens ticket was
elected: w. S. Leyda, mayor; John Wiltse
clerk Frank schaible treasurer; E. II,
Towle, engineer; councilmen, First ward,
A. ]. Weaver. G. w. Holland; Second ward,
d. s. Reavis Third ward. Matin Gehling.
EXETER, Neb., April 4-(Special Tele-
HEBRON-E. NJ. Smith was elected
mayor here today. The town went wet.
ORD-Mayor J. II. Carson, wet, received
2g6 votesi A. ], Wise, no license 1875; Clerk,
A. ]. Shirley, wet; treasurer. Vincent
1Iokes, wet; Councilmen, First ward f.
r. Glover, no license; Second ward, w. L.
Stevens, no license; Third ward, J. H.
Hoffman. wet. The city went wet by five
majority. 1t was wet last year.
GIBBON-D. A. Lynch and W. l. Ran
dali were elected on the village board
against license, SO; for license, So.
| McCOOk for Municipal Ownership.
| MCOOK-The entire peoples water ticket
was elected here today; James McAdams
mayor; Frank Traver, clerk L. Thor
! crimson, treasurer; William Deere, en-
/ gineer; w. A Middleton, councilman
First ward; II. c. Brown, councilman
Second ward; Thomas Moore and Lewis
sulss, members Board Of Education. Mu-
nicipal ownership of city water works was
the only issue. The city will remain wet
| CENTRAL CITY-=The following Officers
were elected today; Mayor, r. H. Bishop
clerk C. f. Newmyeri treasurer, Incl
Hord; city engineer, B. W. Benson; police
Judge M. G. Merrell; councilmen, ]. b
White, f. X Sprague and ]. e. Dorshlmer
members OF the school board, j. c. Martin
and ]. e. Benton. There was but one
ticket In the field, the wet and dry forces
joining together in one caucus this yeal
under the head of the union party. or
members Of the school board there wal
an attempt to elect e. Il. Boyd over j. Il
Benton by using his name on the ballot
but this failed by a few votes. WIN Free
lacked but two votes Of being elected ovei
]. E. Dorshimer as councilman from the
Second ward, his name also being writer
in on the ballot. Central City is without
saloons and continues dry, the question
not being an issue this year.
NO Decision in ArnpahOe.
ARAPAHOE-The citizens ticket, heade,
by C. A. Patterson for mayor, w. II
Banwell for city clerk. A. e. Dallemon
for treasurer and j. w. Lewis for polio
Judge was elected by As majority. The neV
city council will stand three wet and tw
/ dry, with tie as to the other two candi
dates. The town has been dry the las
year. What the new board will do is un
decided and will probably have to be dc
termined by the new mayor.
On the proposition to issue $4,000 add
tional municipal bonds the vote was IA
for and 70 against, defeating the bonds b
J, narrow margin Of one vote.
J SEwARD-L H. Diers was electe
mayor. Ward Mount. city clerk H. +
Graft, city treasurer; John Marts, city en-
gineer; Mart Hulshiser and NJ. c. Miller
councilmen. The proposition OF replacing
the hitching posts around the court hous
square was defeated by an even 100 votes
4 YORR-The city election proved to be
republican landslide. For mayor, F. I
VanWicl1le, $40. LAndstrom, democrat, %,
Bear, socialist, 1856 All the republican
nominees for city offices and councilme
were elected by good majoritIes
KIMBALL Kimball went dry whel
Cunningham, Young and Eichenberge
were elected. The last election went we
but no saloons have been running. Today
results mean that pool halls will go OF
of business.
CRETE-Mayor Dredla, COunoilmen Col
and Eckert and City Clerk Novak wer
elected without opposition today No OF
position was made in order to continue tn
present sewer policy now in progress. Tn
liquor question was not an issue, tn
town being wet.
NIOBRARA-Wet w. X. Clark and Y
j. Chavsrt were elected members Of III
town council. There was no saloon figh