Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-29
PALMER'S DAY.
Arranging for the Event Of the
County Campaign.
The Occasion of the Visit to Rock ISL
and of the Mex I Commit
tees Appointed--Poiitica Pointers.

Pursuant to the call of Chairman Wins
ton, there was a good attendance of
members of the democratic county com>
mittee at democratic headquarters in Bu-
ford's block yesterday afternoon. The
room was so crowded in fact, that it was
decided to adjourn to the spacious rooms
of the Island City club in Dimick's new
block on Twentieth street Chairman
Vinton presided and Secretary Casteel
was in his place. The meeting was hons
ored by the presence Of Hon, VIM. Prem
tiss, Hon. Chas. Durham, of Geneseo.
and other prominent representatives of
the democracy.
The ma tier of arranging for Gen. Pal
mer's visit to Rock Island on October 8.
which is already put down upon the Gals
endar as a holiday. was freely and inform
ally discussed, and number of commit
tees appointed, the one on arrangements
being as follows:
ROCK ISLAND.
First wsrd-Mathias Buncher, Mons
| N elson. John w Corken, Chas Strupp,
John Quinlan.
Second ward-John Volk, James NJ
Buford. John Ohlweller, Andy Coleman,
Swan Youngreen.
Third ward-Dsn Corken, Fred Hilfin-
ger, Henry ladders, B johnson, T s
Silvis.
Fourth ward-Mathias Schnell, A D
Huesing Thos Davis, Fred Appelquist,
James T Dixon.
Fifth ward-John Looney, John AL
brecht, John Penders, Jas W Cavanaugh
VIM Coughlin.
Sixth ward-Peter Frey, John Gibson,
L c Blanding, james Larkln, Henry
Baker
Seventh ward-Edwin Ward, Robert
Wagner. Jas E Larkin, John Costello,
Rudolph Schwecke.
MOLINE.
P G Simmons DR. c E Piper, A s
Wright, A G Lindes, c E Rosine. P
L
W E Hylund, Geo Burgendohl. II L Laws
son, Geo w Draper, Lawrence Ecklund
Geo Dunn, Shaw.
THE COUNTY BY TOWNSHIPS.
Andalusla-Jacob Britton, Jno Hous
ton, ) Goode.
Black Hawke C Hartman, Rob
Kane, Fred Nonach
Buffalo Prairie-Wm Kistler, Jas Kel.
ly, L C Elliott
Bowlng-Jno Forgy, J W Docherty
Chas Mcconnell
Coe-M D Hauberg, Rance Herren, I
Garrett.
Canoe Creek-Jno NJ Walker, D Mar
tin.
Cordova-W u Webster, c Marshall
Coal Valley-R Battersby, R Callsghan
Walter Paul.
! Drury-Joe Ryan, J H Foster.
E1gington-First, II Stod1ard, S
, Taylor, J NJ Spickler; second, NJ Schoon'
maker, J q Gaunt, H Warner.
Hampton-First S Heagy. Geo Nc
Nabney, Chris Denhardt second, Z Stoehr
R S Silvis; third, R NJ Mitchell, A Hotf
stetter.
> South Moline-A Weckle. W A Chris
Hanson, Jacob Weaver
South Rock Islsnd-Wm Maucker, ,
T Kenworthy, Geo Lamont.
Zuma-W Filbert, c Schsfer, s
Bowles.
Port Byron Schsfer, D A Malarkey
=. &C Coyne.
RURAL Donaldson, F Wilson Stew
Goodlow
n A committee on transportation was ap
II pointed consisting of Eugene Burns, B
q D. Buford, Frank Plummer and Fl.
:, Fristoe.
A committee on programme was al
pointed composed of A. S. Wright, Vim
McEniry, S. Swisher, j. Barton. J. Az
ans, B. D. Buford and R Wait.
e The committee on reception has M
=, yet been completed but will be publishe
later.
The occasion of the visit of Gen. Pain
er, Gen. Stevenson and Hon. E. S. Da
row on October 8, will outshne in in
portance and results anything that h,
- ever been planned in Rock Island coun
IN political way.
no OTHER POLITICAL MEETINGS.
IS. There was monster political meetil
to at Taylor Ridge last evening. The NEE
IS ing was held in Taylor's hall and Coun