Gilpin observer., 1911-04-06
THE LATE
IN BRIEF


Dillon.-C. c. Warren, mayor.
Ault.-John B. Young, mayor.
Windsor.-George Trye, mayor.
Arvada.-E. A. Brandon, mayor.
,Hayden.-B. s. Humbert, mayor.
Kersey.-R. T. Mortimer, mayor.
Collbran.-A. F. Humeston, mayor.
Telluride.-Chas. Lovenitz, mayor.
Meeker.-J. l.. Riland, dry, mayor.
Holly.-Wet; ]. S. McMurtry, mayor.
Evans.-Dry; H. l. Chalsent, mayor.
MonteZuma.-Tom McBlack, mayor.
Akron.-George Winterbourn, may
or.
Limon.-Dry; w. S. Pershing, may
or.
Nunn.-W. F. Virgil. Independent.
mayor.
Steamboat Springs.-M E. Houston,
mayor.
la Junta.-Dry; ]. F. Kearns.
mayof
Cedaredge.-W A. Rowbotham,
mayor.
Ridgway.-John Ferguson, Citizens,
mayor.
glewood.-Frederick Hee, fusion,
mayor.
Eaton.-T. C. Phillips, Independent,
mayor.
Aspen.-Chas. Wagner, Democrat.
mayor.
Swink.-Dry; was only wet town in
county
Victor.-Joseph Bitterly, Democrat,
mayor.
Platteville.-Dry; Andrew Long.
mayor.
Manitou-W. F. Kirby, Republican.
mayor.
Castle Rock. Citizens ticket
elected.
Leadville-H. c. Rose. mayor, re-
elected.
Trinidad.-L. D. Taylor. mayer, re-
elected.
Burlington.-Wet; Citizens ticket
elected.
Paonia.-W. wooten, mayor, pro-
gressive.
Sterling-John H. King mayor. nom
partisan.
La Salle.-Dave Stewart, Independ-
ent. mayor.
Goldfield.-John C. Farrell. Demo-
crat. mayor.
Breckenridge.-R. C. Duncan, Demo-
crat, mayor.
Oak Creek.-William Ewing, Citi-
zens', mayor.
Fort Morgan.-G. NJ. Patterson.
Citizens, mayor.
Boulder.-Dry by large majority. F..
D. Webb, mayor.
Fort Collins.-Jesse Harris, Inde-
pendent, mayor.
Salida-No prohibition election: w.
S. Buchanon, mayor.
Longmont.-H. Kitley, mayor; cleo
trio light bond carried.
Carbondale.-The wet ticket was
elected by two to one.
Durange.-Fuller Hood, mayor; COM
mission government won by 1872 ma
jority.
Montrose.-Dry, commission form
of government defeated; J. F. Kyle,
mayor.
Colorado City-Wet by one vote; to-
tails were TAP for and 743 against prop
osition.
Idaho Springs.-Mayor George X.
Kimball, on the Taxpayers ticket, re
elected.
Littleton.-The VETS carried Little
ton by a majority of SO. James E. Ma
loney, mayor.
Lamar.-The Anti-Saloon ticket was
elected by a majority of SO, with c.
NJ. Lee mayor.
Cripple Creek.-The Republicans
elected six out of eight aldermen. DR..
Hassenplug, mayor.
Glenwood Springs.-F. F. Drach,
mayor, by one vote. Light franchise
ordinance carried.
Fort Logan.-The entire Independ-
ent ticket, headed by Charles Lawton
for mayor, was elected.
Pueblo.-With a plurality of 6S3
John T. West. Democratic candidate
for mayor, was elected.
Delta.-Lippert, on the Taxpayers
ticket, elected mayor The saloon
question was not an issue.
Las Animas.-The election resulted
in a victory for the Vets by ma
jority OF two. ]. C. Davidson, mayer.
Fruita.-Carl Osborne, Municipal
Tax Payers ticket. mayor, with en-.
tire ticket. Saloon question not an is
sue.
Observation-Disclosures went dry
for the second consecutive time. Anti
Saloon ticket won with George NJ. Will
son, mayor.
Fort Lupton.-Anti-Licen party re-
elected Charles II. Sells mayor. The
water works bonds of $4,000 carried
by SO to 5.
Ouray.-Entire Citizens ticket
elected by large majorities, with DR..
w. Rowan for mayor. Charter form OF
government defeated.
Greeley.-Although there was no
snecial issue here to-day, four tickets