The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-04-09

supposed, the citizens ticket making al
most clean sweep, with Martin Schll.-
linger for mayor. Mr. Henry Werlich and
Thos. Trumble were reelected supervi-
sors, while Frank HARDWOOD will fill Mr..
Cederberg's place. Harweod is he of the
Hornet, and as newspaper man great
things will be expected of him when he
dons his official robes. If nothing else
Harwood will lend volubility to tife
board that will divest it of its usual dry
ness
SOUTH MOLINE.
For Supervisor-C P Ryder, 1898.
Collector-Joseph " Smith, 343.
Town Clerk-Parker, Ind, 1893; East
man, Rep, 145.
Assessor-Heck, Rep, 105; Boggess,
Ind, 1856.
Highway Commissioner-Wilson, Rep.
131; A Weckel, Ind, 212.
Justices Moore, Rep. 102; Woodruff,
Rep, 1873; McBurney, Ind, 1884; Kelso,
Ind, 200
Constables Ramberg, Rep, 173, Far
mum, Rep, 10; Bonham, Ind, 224; SUIT
lift. Ind, 16S.
CoRDovA
Cordova done herself proud on Tues
dey, by electing the democratic ticket
headed by Mr.. G. B. Fisk for supervisor,
with the following majorities:
q b Fisk, supervisor, 101; w s Pid>
cock, town clerk, 81; Vandeburg ass
SCISSOR, 81; c o Philips, collector, %; JUS
tees OF the peace. ID Zimmerman, IS; II.
NJ Grennel, 50; constables, Vandeburg
80; II R Fitch, SO; commissioner of highs
ways, Jared Seaton, 40; library trustees
W S Pidcock, So; Thomas Karr, "a; total
vote polled 157.
| PORT BYRON.
The election at Port Byron resulted in
a victory for the republicans, and in many
instances the democrats made 10 Domi>
nations. Both parties voted for MI. Il. NJ.
HOLSTER, for supervisor who served so
creditably on the board last year. Follow
ing is the vote:
| Supervisory NJ Iollister, LAG.
| Town Clerk-C p Trent, r, 101, L
NJ Roger, D, AZ,
Assessor-E II Johnson, r, 101, II G o
johnson, d, 49,
Collector-C + Hunt, r, 81, A D Kelley,
ID, so.
Com. of Highways-Job Shurtlifr, r,
SO, James Cart, D. 40.
Justices of the Peace + Hobart +,
"a, c P Albright, R, 112 George Dodge
10, 81.
Constable Dandy, r, 145; How
ard Randall, r, 145.
School Trustee W Maxwell, r, 1906,
J W Williamson, d, As.
coz.
Coo is well satisfied with her represen,
tative on the board last year, MI. Luther
S. Pearsall, and he was reelected by 8
handsome majority. Although a repubN
lican, he does not allow his party afHlia-
tons interfere with his sense of duty
and therefore makes one of the best mem.
bcrs of the board. The other officers elect
ed arc: James McRobert, town clerk
Hugh Mccall, assessor; J. G. Hollister
are tied for commissioners of highways
justices of the peace, Hugh Mccall ant
/, c. c. Updike; constables, J. n. Nicholson
and Chas. Ashdown; school trustee, Sam
uel Swisher
CANOE CREEK.
The democrats of Canoe Creek wert
victorious again on Tuesday, when tina
sterling democrat, David Martin, wa
reelected supervisor: Assessor, John Lip
hardt, D; town clerk, Samuel L Wood
burn, D; collector, Henry Virgins, Rep
for commissioner of highways, John Lip
hardt D; for justice of the peace, Samuc
L Woodhurn, D; for constables, B "
Woodburn, D; r Hill, Rep,
BOWLING.
Supervisor-Hugh Walker, r, 81, JOIN
Forgy, c, 80.
Town clerk-A L Freeburg, r, "a, A I
Latin, G, 81.
William T Johnston r, SO
Thomas Barnes, c, 33.
Colector-Robert Moffltt, r, 50, Jane,
Miller, c, 81.
Com. of Highways-Robert Little, r
81, William Boyer, c, 80.
School Trustees-James Blakley r, 81
James C Bothel. c, 49,
: Justice Of the Peace-Foster Arm
A.; strong, r. 10, SW Heath, c, SO.
Constable r Barnett, c, 80.
ANDALUsIA.
Supervisory II Bowman II; Johl
Buifum 45-26 majority.
Clerk-Charles Hayes 113.
Assessor John Houston 10S.
Collector Brusso 81; S r Buf
fun 35.
; Justices of the peace-A W Smith 105
! Alex Hays 50; S Il Buffum 40.
Highway commissioner George Bul
? goyne ia.
2 Constables- Seth Leman II; G Bogne
. SO; NJ T Kelley So.
: Overseer-No. 1. A Hartman 81;
: Kennedy 40; No. ., Jacob Kane 81;
. Keller II.
0 School trustees-No, 9, John Housto
rs; No. 3, Matthew Robinson 6S, Cvru
Conkling So.
BUFFALO PRAIRIE.
The straight democratic ticket Wa
elected in Buffalo Prairie with the excep
ton of Fred Titterington for commits
sioner of highways: L. G. Elliott, supeI
r visor; A. j. Whitney, town clerk; Eli Ma
tin, assessor; Phillip Fuhr, collector
g Fred Titterington, commissioner of higf