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



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The following other officers were elected
Clerk 5. r. stiles Uep). no opposition'
treasurer John c. Cleland Uep); poitf
judge. Fred c. Lair Cdem); councilmefl
First ward, John Martin Cdem); Second
ward. Henry Hoscher GepG Third ward
Richard whitfield Crep); Fourth ward. VIII
liam Kasseman tdemJ. school board, {.
d. Mari and r. b. Schneider on both
tickets
-Four Towns Change 60 wet.
WAYNE-wayne is for license. The fol-
lowing city officials We're selected; Mayor
city clerk, Forest Hughes; police Judge,
James Britton; COuncimcn, First ward, w
w. Kingsbury; second ward. ID. $. MO
beers OF school board, W. NJ orr, Philip w.
Kohl and } h. Marstellar. There was but
one ticket in the field. except in the Second
license candidate by petition, won over
George W. Lambertson, the regular nomi-
nee Of the no LICENSE ticket by a vote OF VI
to ~. This makes the council stand mayor
and three councimen for high license and
three councilmen against
AFOREMENTIONED election FOR the VIII
lage of BLOOMINGTON went off quietly the
question Of license or no license over
shadowing all others In spite OF the
was poiled. The license ticket carried by
a majority of twenty votes, William y,
Cole and Michael Iiirsch, both OF whom
served on the last board and were again
nominated by the license caucus being
elected by that majority.
HARVARD-Only one ticket in the field.
this being: Mayor. George II. Thomas;
treasurer, Y. A. Blakesley; clerk John
Fleming; police judge, Ezra Brown; en-.
ward, Warren Turner; Second ward, Theo-
dore CRIES.. The question Of license sub
mitted to the people was carried by thirty
four majority. Last year the drys won out
CoLERTDGE-Coler after being dry
for two years went wet Tuesday by ma
jority Of eleven. Last year Coleridge went
SCOTS BLUFF ~ The three cornered
city election resulted as follows: Mayor,
Frederick Alexander, l65; a. G. Emerson,
ISL; +, L. Wright, 1l9; clerk, Fred stark
treasurer, H. Y. Bowen; police 1udge, 10. NJ,
Cowen; aldermen, First ward. IL. E. Brown
Dooley and William Young; Third ward,
w. II. Price and Charles Johnson and
and claude Westervelt Initiative and
referendum carried.
BLOOMFIBLD-At the city election
Tuesday the following ticket nominated
by the citizens caucus and having no OPP
position. was elected: Mayor, n. W.
Phillips; city clerk, w. II, Ellis; city treas
urer, p A, Tuleys; police Judge J. J.
Barge; city engineer, F. @. Kinney L.
A. Stuart was elected alderman in the First
maker, nominated by petition, defeats,dr
John Grohman, the citizens caucus cand4
the i nit ana referendam Was sud-
mitted to the voters and received ne tol,
lowing vote; First ward for the ini saone
ward, for, 70; against IA.
VALENTINE-Th only fight at the city
election was between the citizens ticket
and the socialist ticket the citizens ticket
electing their men by an overwhelming
majority, but the socilists gaining q large
pee cent in their vote in the city. The cit
fzens elected c. Davenport, II. La Porte and
George Chapman trustees.
PAPILLION-Villag election was tame,
no issue as TO wet ana dTyi AZ ol M
b. Armstrong. F. u. Rhode and Fred HayN
how, were nominated. To make things In
c. Wright were placed on the ticket by
petition. Armstrong, Rhode and Ross were
the successful candidates.
Woman Elected Treasurer.
NEBRASKA CITY-At the city election
Tuesday the following candidates were were
republican, treasurer, Mrs Anna X. Nor
William n. Cook, democrat-republican
councilmen, First ward Sam r. Grouse,
ton: Third ward Robert Payne democrat;
Fourth ward, William Fischer, republican,
members OF the Board OF E1yciaulon M
was no Issue of wet or dry In the
TEKAMAH-Tekamah again voted dry
Tuesday by majority increased from SO
to 1O2. The proposition to license pool
halls was defeated by vote Of 224 to 49,
On the contest for city offices A. NJ. An
derson won over w. Harrington for mayor
by a vote OF 1879 to ll9. Other officers
elected are: City clerk NJ 8, McGrew;
treasurer, Ed Latta; police Judge, b. G.
Engart; city engineer, w. e. Pratt; coun-
cilmen First ward, Charles Peterson; Sec
ond ward, Frank r. Cameron. Tekamah
has been without saloons for four years.
DAVID CITY-David City went dry to-
day by a majority of 81. The majority for
the same side last year was 49, The
field, thus giving the city the following Of
ficers: Mayor, Thomas Wolfe: clerk. T.
B. Meyers; treasurer, II. Selihorn; police
Hastings, T. M. Reynolds and J. ]. Dun
can. The greater interest in today's cleo
ton was in the selection OF two members
to the school board. Mrs. Madessa Wolfe
Schaff was elected to FIJI the vacancN
made by the resignation Of Governor Al
drich.
D. MADISON-The city election passed off
very quietly, there being a light poll and
no issue to divide the people. Fred II.
+. A. Peterson, councilman for the Second
ward; Thomas Lestina, councilman for the
First ward Frank bankers. city clerk;
Chris. Kortman, city treasurer; A. ].
Thatch, city engineer. and A. f. Wells
and M. G. Garrett. members of the Board
Of Education The only contest was on
police judge. G. S. sutton being elected by y
a large majority.
Second Death from Laurel Riot.
LAUREL, Del. April 4.-Another death,
making two, has resulted from the race
riot here on Saturday night. Word from