RESULTS OF ELECTIONS IN CITIES AND TOWNS OF O U UTA I SURVEY SHOWS I FEW CONTESTS Close contests In n a few a-few few scattered localities and a a wh wholesale turnover In officials officiate in others featured an an quiet urban election through Utah a n. survey showed Wednesday The Tho voting In major clUes cities of the tate state outside of Salt snIt Lake City went gen generally rally as as expected with Mark ark Anderson def defeating Owen Smoot incumbent for mayor of Provo in the feature contest Anderson An derson secured a majority of ot nearly OO out of ot approximately votes ca cast t. t III In Ogden Harman Peery was reelected reelected reelected re- re elected as mayor maor by a wide majority majority ma ma- over Ora Bundy former mayor mayor may may- or but defeat of Fred E. E Williams incumbent commissioner by Edward Edward Ed Ed- ward T. T Saunders created a mild mUd surprise Saunders poll polled d votes to for Williams Mayor A. A G. G Lundstrom and the present resent city administration were verc unopposed unopposed unopposed un un- un- un opposed in Logan but polled more mor than 1000 votes each What was probably the thc closest race for mayor of a Utah city occurred occurred oc oc- oc- oc c in Price where J. J Bracken Lec finished a bare two votes ahead of of f. f the incumbent B. B W. W Dalton I Richfield RICHFIELD RICHFIELD W. W. W L. L W Warner who headed the Citizens' Citizens party part for mayor mayor mayr may may- or or r Wednesday had defeated Dr L. L A. A Poulsen independent candidate by ty y a vote of to The Citizens' Citizens party took every office except one that of year two-year councilman won von by G. G W. W Coons I. I by a vote ote over Dan Peter- Peter ion who polled Citizens' Citizens party winners and the I ballot year Four-year co councilman H. H W. W I Keate year two-year councilmen Soren Christensen Howard A A. recorder Eunice Cope and I treasurer Letta Barlow Barlow Bar Bar- low Jow Losing independent candidates and the ballot year Four-year councilman council council- man man Adolph Nielson 46 1 year two-year councilmen G W. W Blomquist ran on both tickets recorder Vivian Gurr and treasurer trea trea- surer Zao Mo Grantsville H. GRANTSVILLE H. H Leroy Sutton Sutton Sut Sut- ton Republican candidate for mayor may may- or Wednesday had defeated James Williams Democratic opponent by 98 88 votes Sutton polled 20 1 votes to Williams' Williams Other results were Republican councilman Francis year Four i Johansen year two-year councilmen councilmen council- council men Thomas Palmer V. V W. W Lawrence Lawren and John crohn P P. Flinders recorder J 3 Jt A. A Hunter Democrats Four Democrats year Four councilman Lee Fransen year two-year councilmen council council- men Wallace Vallace Sever Paul Jeff Jef- Jef f cries feiles feries John W. W V. V Anderson recorder J. J Allen Parkinson 79 and nd treasurer Maude Bell Tooele TOOELE TOOELE-In TOOELE In the lightest vote In years a 50 0 per cent ballot of the total prospective vote six Republicans cans and one Democrat had been elected Wednesday Total ballots were 1053 Prospective ballots numbered numbered numbered num num- 2017 Nelse Bloomstrom R. R won the mayoralty race from Lee West Vest D. D by to votes Other results Four Republican Republican Four Four- year councilman Dan H H. Gillespie I year two-year councilmen A. A Ophir Evans Alex W. W Rhone A A. Eldon Shields recorder Joseph Joseph Jo Jo- seph H. H Johnson Johnso treasurer Mrs ZelIa Gowans Democrats year Four councilman n. n H. H T. T Go Goodwin Goodwin Good Good- dwin d- d win year two-year councilmen Benjamin Benjamin Benjamin Ben Ben- jamin H. H Bowen Arthur Dalton Dalton Dalton Dal Dal- ton Louis Kostello re recorder recorder recorder re- re corder John T. T Adams and tre treasurer surer Mrs Marcella Mueller Park City PARK CITY Foster CITY Foster A. A Jones Republican candidate for mayor and four Democratic councilmen Wednesday had been elected in Park City Victorious Democratic councilmen and their votes were Julius M. M Olsen year four councilman year two-year councilmen Clarence Hales Dr T. T E. E Clements and Gordon Johnson beat John A. A Tallon CD D. D by to votes Other results res were Democrats I Recorder Ellen I. I L. L Brooks and treasurer Alice Terry Republican lican Four lican year Four councilman Lester Lester Lester Les Les- ter Taylor year two-year councilmen council- council men Percy Williams George Games Garnes and Clyde Sanger recorder Mont J. J Brierley and treasurer Epsy J. J George New Deal party party For For mayor J. J B. B Pez- Pez ley by Ie year four-year councilman A. A S. S Louder year two-year councilmen councilmen council- council men Willard Villard N. N Johnson Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Law Law- rence Robison and George Briggs recorder James JamesE E. E H Har Harrington r- r rington 2994 and treasurer Mrs Lawrence rence Skinner I Scofield SCOFIELD SCOFIELD-In In elections conducted conduct conduct- ed here Tuesday James Wallace was elected town president on an unopposed ticket with 28 votes Trustees chosen were Lewis Gorishek Gor- Gor 37 J. J B. B 28 Francis D. D Wilson 32 William Mathews 35 The following men also received re received received re- re votes for mayor maor Frank GorIshek Gor- Gor 2 William Hays 1 Logan LOGAN LOGAN Heavy Heavy balloting marked Logans Logan's election contest despite the Continued on Paste Pare Sixteen n i ELECTION 2 FINALS t THROUGH STATE t i I tram from rom Page Pago Ten fact there w were re only three candi- candi 1 i 0 dates results showed Wednesday O. O A. A Sonne candidate for com com- t 4 missioner polled 1020 votes voles leading lead cad cadIng ing Mayor A. A G. G Lundstrom and f City Auditor H. H Reub Reuben n Pedersen j i who ho polled 1016 votes vote each I Castle Gate CASTLE G GATE GATE GATE-A. TE-A. TE A. A T. T Jones was wa wasI I named mayor of Castle Gate Gato in elec- elec 0 conducted Tuesday Only one on ticket was entered in the field Other officers elected were Trus Trus- j 1 tees J. J R. R Jensen 2 Tracy Jones i 5 52 Earl Warren 52 C. C F. F Peterson Peter Peter- if son ZIon 50 Jones polled CO votes otes I I ii Hiawatha HIAWATHA William IDA William Burt was wa 11 chosen mayor of ot Hiawatha in cit city I I elections Tuesday on an unopposed I ticket He polled votes j I Trustees elected were D. D V. V Carver Gari Gar Car i vcr vcr ver H. H B. B Lindeman F II J E. E Gleason and L. L F. F G Grogan rogan li 11 I I 1 r rII Orem H II I. I c OREM Emory OREM Emory McKellop was unanimously elected president of the Orem town board Tuesday He 1 was tho candidate of ot both parties in tho the race He succeeds I. I J. J Burr I The new president is the tho present water trustee of oC the board i The Progressive and Citizens Citizens' I party each placed two members on oni i tho town board They arc Progressive sive Ertman Christensen and Stanley Stan Stan- Icy ley B. B Harris and Citizens' Citizens Evan j Wilburg and Thomas Cordner Mr Cordner is a member of oC the present plesent board I Votes polled by the winning candidates candidates candidates can can- follow Mr Kellop votes Mr Christensen Mr Harris Mr Wilburg Mr Cordner I 1 Voting for other candidates foli follows follows fol fol- fol- fol i lows LeGrande Jarman C. C Orral DeLange P. P Roy Gapp- Gapp I meyer C. C William G. G Park P P. 96 06 I I It S. S Springville 11 e eI I The SPRINGVILLE The entire CitIzens CitIzens' Citizens Citizens' Citizens Citizens' Citi CitI- zens' zens ticket was elected to office in tho the cit city election eJection here Tuesday ReI Results Results Re Re- suIts of oC tho the voting for or the various I I candidates was as follows Mayor MayorI I Dr George A. A Anderson SelI Selvoy Sel- Sel I voy J J. J Boyer year Four-year councilman coun coun- 4 I A cilman I. ellman-I. I. I E. E Clegg A. A G. G PeI Peterson Pe Pe- I terson year Two councilman V. W. W V. W. Brockbank 75 1 LaVar AnI Anderson An An- I I I derson derson C. C E. E Eggertson A. A E. E Jacobs Jacobsen en A. A O. O Thorn I I M. M F. F Miner City recorder William Bringhurst Fred I Cutler Treasurer Treasurer Mrs Eliza Russell Mrs Eva Crandall I I IIi Ii Mapleton MAPLETON Candidates MAPLETON-Candidates r Candidates of the th-c i Taxpayers Taxpayers' party with no opposition opposition opposition tion were automatically elected to office in the town election Tuesday I as follows Town mayor mayor Berton Berton E. E Tew Board of trustee trustee David David Hopla Leo Harmer Howard Whiting Whit Whit- ing lug and George Murphy These officers officers of ot will appoint a town clerk and treasurer Woods Cross WOODS CROSS Republicans weren't even breathing hard here Wednesday after aller elections candidates candidates candi candi- dates for all offices having been un un- opposed Ezra T. T Hatch- Hatch for president of the board of trustees polled 41 votes Following Republican candidates for the board and their votes were I Mrs Hulda L. L Brown 40 C. C M. M Egan 41 E. E R. R Haacke 31 and Wilford Vil Wil- V ford Lord W. W Hatch 41 Woods Cross residents also voted a bond issue There were 31 votes for it and none against West Point I c 4 WEST POINT POINT The The Citizens' Citizens party went into power here Wednesday Wednesday Wednes Wednes- day without opposition I A Election results and the tho votes S were Ward Vard C. C Holbrook 23 for president of the board of ot trustees I and Amos R. R Cook 23 John L Fisher Fish Fish- er 22 Ulysses R. R Thurgood 23 AlI Alvin Al- Al I vin B. B Waite 21 and Willard Villard I Page 3 Wellington I WELLINGTON Homer Thayn I e. e Citizens' Citizens ticket defeated Moroni S Hansen Progressive e ticket by a vote of 77 to 43 in elections hero here yester ester esterday day a Other results were trustees Irmin I Citizens' Citizens 91 Austin Larden Lar- Lar den sen Citizens' Citizens 91 Melvin Young Citizens' Citizens 90 00 AS Asa 1 L. L Draper Citizens Citizens Citizens' Citi CiU- zens zens' ens' ens 57 Jack Bryson Progressive I 41 Wayne Vane Liddell Progressive 40 10 C- C CHarvey Harvey C. C Tine ar Progressive 38 I Jack Birch Progressive 32 2 a Sunnyside I r Horace SUNNYSIDE-Horace Naylor was named mayor unopposed in elections here ic re Tuesday Other officers named all unopposed posed arc J John ohn Jones 39 A. A E E. Hopkins 39 James Peacock 39 and andT T T. W. W Turner 39 Brigham City BRIGHAM CITY CITY CITY- J. J Wesley Vesle R. R was elected mayor here Tuesday over Will ViI R. R Holmes CD D. D b by y a majority of ot votes The vote was as Republican- Republican mayor mayor Horsley 1064 councilman four years ears Charles E. E 14 councilmen two years Howard Howard Howard How How- ard Call A. A L. L Freeman J. J Chester Knudson recorder Ethel M. M Stander treasurer Nina N. N Spindler Democratic mayor Holmes councilman four years ears Roy T. T Shaw councilmen councilmen coun- coun two years OrvIlle Jensen 02 Peter J J. J Koford A. A M. M Nielsen recorder Louise Sorensen Sorensen Sor- Sor ensen 1008 treasurer Lulu B. B Reeder Bear River City BEAR RIVER CITY CITY Ben Ben Mor- Mor ensen C was wa elected to town ton n president president dent ent Tuesday over H. H J. J Hansen P b by y a margin of oC five votes The voto vote was Citizens President Pros Pros- dent 68 trustees Ellis Els Arbon 62 R. R R Christensen 68 Vernon Vernon Veron Ver- Ver non on Johnson 68 Vernal Anderson 62 Peoples copies President Hansen 63 trustees George Gardiner 70 J. J L. L Anderson 68 63 Clifford Jensen 66 Christian hristian Christan Hansen 58 Cedar City CEDAR CITY Republicans CITY CIT Republicans won every very office oUie in iii the municipal election electon elec- elec tion ton on here Tuesday The Theote vote ote was Republican Republican- Mayor Hunter 83 councilman four years Jones two years cars Betenson Larson MacFarlane 78 recorder Haight 48 treasurer Fuller Fuler Demo- Demo cra Mayor ic-Mayor Mayor Leigh councIlman council council- counci- counci man lan four our years cars Dalley Dailey Daley two years rears Hayward Haward Lamb Mime Mine 13 recorder Langford treasurer 61 Cen Centerfield CENTERFIELD CENTERFIELD-C. C. C. C Dewey Lund was as elected town president on the Citizens Citizen's par party t y t. t ticket i c k e t against Charles C. C Nielsen of the good government government gov- gov tick ticket t b by a vote ote of 96 to 59 The Theote vote ote for trustees was as follows follows fol- fol lows Citizens Citizens' ticket Roy S. S Bardsley Bards- Bards Icy ley cy 89 L. L C C. Myrup 75 Ross A. A A Petersen 73 Roy Tuft 11 Good government ticket Newman B Beck ck 72 2 Alvin Fjeldsted 81 Ralph Jenen Jensen Jenson Jen- Jen son sen en 74 O. O L. L L Malmgren 43 Delta DELTA Republicans DELTA Republicans won every office oHice in the municipal election electon here herc Tuesday The Theote vote ote was Republican Republican- Mayor Allred Alred councIlmen Gardner Steele Stephenson Stephen Stephen- son on Underhill 20 Democratic Mayor Bird 15 councilmen Koiter Maxfield Moody 24 Wood Eureka EUREKA With EUREKA EUREK With the exception of the he treasurer the Taxpayers Taxpayers' party paraded their candidates into office oice durIng the municipal ele election electon here Tuesday The rhe vote was Taxpayers Taxpayers Mayor Mayor Johnson councilmen four- four year rear term Briskey Brisley 43 year two term erm Miller Mier Van Leuven C. C Bauer recorder Webber 52 trea treasurer Hickman Democratic Mayor Democratic Mayor Mayor O'Hare councilmen year four term Pett 55 year two-year term ten Edwards Tuckett H. H Bauer 37 treasurer treas treas- Towers Fairview FAIRVIEW City FAIRVIEW City offices were about bout evenly divided dl the thc e by and Democrats The only woman woman wo- wo man nan on the ballot balot was elected Mrs landa Randa Coombs D D. The vote vole follows follows fol- fol lows Republicans first Democrats sec sec- mayor ond-mayor nd mayor Dr S. S B. B Rigny 28 C C. C W. W Fowles 20 year four-year councilman coun coun- ilman cilman Floyd Young 27 C C. C V. V Howell 20 year two-year councilmen three highest elected A. A A J. J Anderson Ander- Ander son Albert Madsen 26 A. A A L. L Carbon CarLson Carlon Paul Rosenlund 23 29 Levern Jensen Homer recorder A. A Reeve Norman Reed C. C Lass Lasson Lson on treasurer Peter Pete Otis Nielson Mrs Rand Randa Coombs I Fountain Fountin Green FOUNTAIN FOUNTAN GREEN GREEN Wide Niels Mik Mik- kelsen kelen Democrat was wa elected eJected mayor may may- or Tuesday over C. C C S. S Augason Republican Republican Re Re- publican by a majority of 45 votes otes Tho The vote was N. N E. E 20 C C. C S S. S 15 councilman year four term N. N C. C C Nielsen Nielen Republican Republican Re Re- publican A. A Reed Collard Colard Democrat councilmen year two term Thomas Thoma Cook Republican C. C C. C Mayer Democrat S. S A A. Republican 17 Bardell Collard Colard 22 Lawrence Lwrence Olsen Republican Republican Re Re- publican 18 P. P C. C C Democrat Democrat Democrat Demo Demo- crat 20 recorder L. L L R R. Ivor Ivory Republican Republican Re Re- publican A. A H. H Draper Democrat Democrat Demo Demo- crat crt 22 treasurer Livingston Republican Republican Re Re- publican 3 Am Amy Samuels Democrat Democrat Democrat Demo Demo- crat Fillmore Filmore FILLMORE James FILLMORE James James A. A K Kelly ly CR R. R R was elected Mayor of ot Fillmore Tuesday Tuesday Tes- Tes Tues Tues- day over Milton A A. Melvie Melville D. D by bya a majority of 18 votes The vote was Republican Republican Kelly Kely Kelly councilman four tour years ears Anderson Anderson Anderson An An- derson two years Hatton Haton Payne Warner yarner Re Recorder je- je corder Mitchell Mitchel treasurer recorder re- re Robison Democratic Melville Democratic Melvie Melville councilman four our years Lambert Lambert Lam Lam- bert two years ears Critchley 19 Hanson Trimble 24 re recorder recorder re- re man corder Stott treasurer Ashman Ashman Ahman Ash Ash- Ah- Ah Gunnison GUNNISON T The ii e Republicans made a clean sweep hero here The vote was Republicans first and Democrats