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Show Mil fcR PROHIBHON WINS. ; The people say the saloons must close. IN i " Ycsteiday was a beautiful day. Tho ., ' - ''iun Bbone in splendor, the air was warm and balmy and naturo seemed in a smiling mood on account of election. ThisBcemedto bo a very quiet affair. But few teams were out, but few Btreet i discussions and the usual election i excitement was conspicioue by its J absence. There was but little betting . q and tho talk seemed to favor tho election 1 of a mixed ticket. But few people ' ' voted in the morning but came in in tho afternoon and evening. No one had an m idea of how it wjould go when the polls C - closed but whon counting began the w Democratic side soon took the lead and f. i held it to the finish. It was a land- m ' Blidefor them Ud their whole ticket wa8 tt elected with but one exception. The K following is the vote by precincts : No. 1 No, 2 No. 3 ila) W- For Mayor I John S. Willis, D 141 110 123 8 Wk Wni.Bone,Jr.,R 70 168,125 M For Recorder m- E. Southwick, D 140 1G0 130 C3 28b- -' & Lonoro Thomas, 11 83 149 111 $7 or Marshal i" -J. A. Thomas, D 174 109 102 257 f H. Timothy, R 40 115 87 " ' For Treasurer T.F. Trane, D 158 102 1S6 105 Jas.E. Rob, R 01 122 108 For Justico J. Woodhouse. D 153 141 119 89 L. B. Willis R 00 137 123 !r For Councilmen , A. A. Peterson, D 170 150 155 'l73 Heber Austin, R 77 140 107 ' jJames Allred, D 130 118 123 20 ' Si I. Goodwin, R 77 152 122 Thomas Jones, D 120 115 126 I Samuel Taylor, R' 91 107 115 12 ' Geo. H. Smith, D 101 143 135 135 ' ' O. Woodhouse, R 59 140 105 , ,, '' - George Giovor, D 132 135 125 71 ',' George Beck, R 03 140 112 L |
