Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-07

: displRce democrats. making the council
/ five republicans and three democrats.
Clerk pelamatyr, republican, and Treas
urer, PlamblnC, democrat, were reelected
The only issue was more publicity of
the affairs OF public utilities. The cleo
ton means shakeup In tho board OF
public works.
/ SCHUYLER-Otto zuelow, republican.
elected mayor, no opposition; John Gaetn,
democrat. treasurer. Allen Cameron re-
publican clerk. License was not an
ATKINSON-Thc town in It's first city
| election in the mayoralty contest cast
total CT 2lS votes. Nelson, democrat.
received lS: Havens, republican, a. No
OYERTON-There was no issue hero
today. q w. Sinclair. J. w. Holmes and
Walter Trimblc were elected council
SENvARD-Thc proposition to vote
| $4,000 bonds for a new high school huilu-
! ing was carried, five to one. George
Merriam was elected mayor and Mart
Hulshizer councilman In the East ward,
John Mulfiugcr in the West ward
.OAkLAND-A. Hammerstrom was re
elected mayot by a large majority.
License was defeated. two to one.
MINDEN- Minden went dry by seventy.
nine majority. w. *. Watt was elected
mayor over l \, Hin by two votes
ticket was elected, except one council
man. c. a. Miller, on the citizens ticket,
but in sympathy with no saloon policy;
The vote for license was llS for iS
Ceived las votes; Dr. l. u. MCClaran. IL.
TBCtr MSFH-The following nonpartt-
san ticket was elected at tho city election
urer. l.. VI. Davis; clerk. J. c. Moore
school board. O. J. Mcpougal and J. w.
Mackie; Councilmeu, First ward, q. J.
McDougal; second ward, c. Doolittlc.
Third ward, G. II. Halsted. For the first
time In twenty years the license question
was not an issue
BruOmc Meets Defeat,
ALLIANCE-P. f. Roming was elected
mayor by - majority over T. NJ. Broome.
Mr. BroOme, who is a member of the state
legislature, was unable to be here during
the campaign and this fact Is given as
the cause of his defeat. Garter Colder
was elected city clerk and Archie Greg
'orv was reelected city treasurer.
CULBERTSON-Drys won today. For
license, c. A. Little, a; Ed Walker, 81;
William Burkett, As. Against license, r.
o Green. g., George lIill, 81; J. Brant-
ley, So
was reelected. The town remains dry
by 81 sunday base ball lost by I3. Pool
halls lost by 81.
Observation-Disclosures wet by % sun
dav base ball won by rs
GORDON :. Mcgowan and Bruce
liewett elected trustees. Town dry as
before. Sunday picture shows defeated.
EDGAEl-Result of Edgar city election;
For mayor, \. j. lepper. l4S; Or. @. r.
Woods 100. Pools halls and Sunday base
ball lost. Councilman, North ward. W
Is. koher; councilman, South ward, f. A
BAsSETT-For the first time in seven
years Bassett went wet by five votes.
also q majority for pool halls. Village
councilmen elected are II. f. Artus. J. l.
Mudd Henry Canenburg, Orsen Jeffrey
ORD-Mayor Work of the citizens
party was reelected to succeed himself
with a majority of three votes over j. s.
COLLISION of the good government party.
The vote on the saloon question gave the
no license proposition a majority of Is
votes. Ord has been wet for the last
year
Peoples Party In Crawford.
,CRAWFORD-The hardest fought cleo
Lloh ever occurring in Crawford was won
mere today by the peoples party, who
elected Arab j. Hungerford mayor over
Paris G. Cooper by 103 majority out of a
tolal vote or S24. This Is the largest ma
lority by nearly three times over ever
6eI9re poLIed in Crawford with Mr.. Hun
gertord. G, L. Delthoff was elected coun-
Gilman or the First ward and w e. Bar
mum councilman of the Second ward
,Ihlrty-nine majority is the largest ever
WAUSA-Dr. +. C. Gonung. progressive.
won out for mayor over C. p. IIungreen'
% 70 IS owing to the fact there is no
wet sentiment in the community the vote
on the saloon license question has been
discontinued. ''
BROKEN BOw-W. w. Walters, caucus
candidate for mayor, won out over G. T.
robinson, petition candidate, by a two
20 one majority. Water works and cleo
TIC .o street lighting bonds in the sum OF
$4,000 carried. Sewer bonds were de-
teated; Pool halls and bowling alleys
carried and Sunday base ball was de-
feated. The liquor question was not an
Issue. N "
CHADRON-A G. Fisher was reelected
mayor. @. +. Marriott, clerk: c. Mitchell,
treasurer: H. D. Meade. engineer c. Hill
bert police Judge; councilmen, First
ward Farley Hyde; Second ward E O,
Dugan; Third ward, f. G. Shamp. The
town went wet by forty-one
CENTRAL CITY-With two exceptions,
clerk and councilman from the Second
ward, the candidates 81 the square deal
party were elected As no issues were
directly involved interest was not keen.
The following officials were chosen:
Mayor, L. c. Stats; clerk, c. F. New
meyer; treasurer, Mrs. Phoebe Blake; en-
gineer b. w. Benson. Councilmen, w.