It Is Mayor Luick

IT IS MAYOR LUICK

And He Has Only 432 Majority in the City.

SEABOLT AND DOTY ALSO

Harkins and Seyler Have Big Majorities.

There is 950 Difference in the Majorities in a Vote of Less Than 2500--The Result Given in Detail from the Various Wards.

The election is over. The city results are mixed. The democrats elect three men on the city ticket and the republicans two. Luick, as has been predicted from the first, carries the city by a handsome majority and is the next mayor by 432 majority. Mr. Reinhardt, the republican candidate, made a gallant fight against the extra heavy odds, and has made no enemies by his canvas. As was predicted in last evening's Argus, Harkins and Seyler lead the republican city ticket and are both elected. Harkins having 383 majority and Selyer 518. They are both active young men with hosts of friends, which fact counts on election day. Then they made an active, hustling canvass. William G. Doty was elected justice by 171. His was a good run and showed also the good effect of personal work. Walter T. Seabolt had 136 majority for president of the council. Mr. Seabolt was very averse to taking this nomination. His own personal popularity ran him ahead of his ticket, for the returns on the state ticket indicate that the city was republican this spring by from 150 to 200.

For mayor Mr. Luick carried every ward except in the Sixth and Seventh. His majorities were as follows: First ward 45, Second 230, Third 142, Fourth 56 and Fifth 27. Mr. Reinhardt carried the Sixth by 63 and the Seventh by 5. For president of the council, Mr. Seabolt carried the Second ward by 176 and the Third by 95. He came very near carrying the First which gave Mr. Pearson 2. Mr. Pearson carried the Fourth by 14, the Fifth by 3, the Sixth by 85 and the Seventh by 35. In considering Mr. Pearson's run, it is fair to remember that he was confined to the house with the grip during the campaign. The vote on mayor and president of the council was as follows:

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Both Harkins and Seyler carried every ward in the city excepting the Second. Harkins' majorities by wards was as follows: First 99, Third 36, Fourth 137, Fifth 17, Sixth 109, Seventh 83, while Merithew carried the Second by 98. Seyler carried the First by 120, Third 52, Fourth 146, Fifth 50, Sixth 137, Seventh 110 and Hutzel carried the Second by 97.

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For justice of the peace, Ex-Mayor William G. Doty has 160 majority for the long term and 146 for the short term. He carries the First ward by 1, the Second by 173, the Third by 61, the Fourth by 19, the Fifth by 14, while Mr. Ball carries the sixth by 57 and the Seventh by 40. The vote was as follows:

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The ward elections were as follows, republicans being first named:

FIRST WARD.

Supervisor--

William K. Childs.... 240 -- 80

James Kearns.... 160

Alderman--

Francis M. Hamilton.... 245 -- 89

J. Fred Hoelzle.... 156

Constable--

William E. Eldert.... 206 -- 12

Melvin C. Peterson.... 194

SECOND WARD.

Supervisor--

Adam Goetz.... 206

Emanuel Schneider.... 292 -- 86

Alderman--

Louis Lucas.... 161

John Koch.... 345 -- 184

Constable--

Fred Huhn.... 195

Paul Schall.... 304 -- 109

THIRD WARD.

Supervisor--

Jacob Fischer.... 265 -- 64

Clinton J. Snyder.... 201

Alderman--

George W. Sweet.... 193

William H. L. Rohde.... 274 -- 81

Constable--

Wm. H. Bowen.... 209

Marvin Davenport.... 254 -- 45

FOURTH WARD.

Supervisor--

Herman Krapf.... 202 -- 8

William Kennedy.... 194

Alderman--

Frank Vandawarker.... 239 -- 81

Andrew Muehlig.... 158

Constable--

John L. Cox.... 221 -- 47

Theobold Martini.... 174

FIFTH WARD.

Supervisor--

John Shadford.... 100 -- 1

James Bolye.... 99

Alderman--

L. D. Grosse.... 101 -- 4

George Spathelf, jr.... 97

Constable--

Thomas Blackburn.... 86

Rudolph Kern.... 109 -- 23

SIXTH WARD.

Supervisor--

William Biggs.... 154 -- 74

Hudson T. Morton.... 80

Alderman--

Emmett Coon.... 171 -- 109

Thomas D. Kearney.... 62

Constable--

Arthur J. Sweet.... 163 -- 94

William Jolly.... 69

SEVENTH WARD.

Supervisor--

G. Frank Allmendinger. 181

No opposition.

Alderman--

Henry Bliton.... 175 -- 97

Albert Teufel.... 78

Constable--

Richard Zebbs.... 169 -- 82

George Frey.... 87