Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-27

for mayor and the entire union eoucuS
ticket was elected by 80 or 60 majority.
There We're no candidates nominated by
a political party.
Hudson.
Hudson-The election here was very
quiet, only one ticket being in the field.
The officers elected are: Mayor Robert
j. Weston; clerk, w. ID. Strayer; treas
urer. A. r. Jader;; councilmen, G. H.
Abbs and j. NJ. Slusher.
clinton.
ciintor--In the city election g large
Vote was cast. McDaid. republican, is
lre-elected by over 1900 majority. The
republicans also elected the entire city
ticket. The council will stand: Demo-
icrats, 5; republicans, A.
Corning.
| Corning-City election for mayor re-
suited in the choosing of Attorney My
l.erhoff. and for councilmen +. II. Shcp-
! pard and DIR. Barnhart. The franchise
4 for the Mutual Telephone Company car
ried to1
Newton.
| Newton-The republicans We're largely
successful in Newton. EX-Deputy Sher-
lift c. II. Einehart. republican, was
elected assessor over John Porter, DEM
ocrat. by 49, majority. The other offices
4 filed were al alderman in each ward.
/ In the First, George w. Parson, republic
/ can, one of our leading manufacturers
defeated Col. John Meyer. democrat,
| who had been a member of the council
/ 50 long that he was regarded as the
watchdog of the treasury. In the Sec
ond ex-Sherff u. r, Trip. republican,
defeated Frank Young, democrat, while
/ in the Third Il. A. Gates. democrat.
saved the tail from going with the hide
/ by defeating w. III. Jasper, republican.
Steamboat Kock.
Steamboat Rock-There were two
/ tickets out at the city election Monday.
and strong fight was made. which re-
suited in the election of part of each
/ ticket. One hundred and nineteen votes
4 We're cast out of possible 123 and the
following officers elected: T. Gearhart,
mayor: C.. r. Green, j. +. Lipley, Chas.
4 Marks, councilmen; e. W. Noyes. re-
lcorder; F. Cartwright, assessor; H. H.
Turner treasurer
4 Sac city.
Sac City-The entire citizens ticket
4 was elected. except assessor, over the
4 republican ticket, by 100 majority. 1t
was the heaviest town vote ever polled.
Hubbard.
4 Hubbard-The city election passed off
very quietly, there being two tickets in
A the field. The one elected is as follows:
4 Mayor. George Gable; council l.. Hol-
lenberg and G. l.. Kinney; assessor, Fl
~. Manning; clerk, j. G. Schiller; treas
u. Manning; clerk, j. G.. Schulze; treas
proposition to extend the water works
carried.
Mason city.
Il Mason City-The election here passed
E off very quietly, with the exception o.
the First ward. where the license nler
bolted the caucus nominee for alder
man. j III. Anundson, and pittec
. against him r. Valentine. the presen,
: occupant. IT was the warmest ware
Z fight in years. The independent ane
license candidate was elected by u ma.
jority. in y total vote of nearly 800. j
j. Burns was elected in the Third ware
and Z. B. Higleg in the Second.
i,
stuart After one OF the hardest
most stubborn and persistent municipal
fights in the history OF our town, III.
. republicans elected all of the three al
= dermen. thereby retaining a majorit,
LOT the city council which has beer
democratic with the exception of on,
member for some time. Excitement OF
the street was intense all day. TIL
years past.
Atlantic.
Atlantc-In the city election the re
suit was as follows: First ward. Johi
Moreland. Second ward. A. W. l.. Kers
Fourth ward, a. L. Gray, for shor
Nerm: f. w. Petit. for long term
t Third ward, George Tostivan.
Forest City.
! Forest City-At the city electio,
Andrew Miller was re-elected mayo
by majority of IS. polling 2l2 votes I.
Ia for Sharp. Miller is the republican
a candidate. The total vote was 400.
: Ames.
/, Ames-T Interest in the municipal cleo
n ton here centered in the library an,
( J. lfa!lcniSa pfoposlllOnS rainier than A.
& candidates for city Offices. The propo
q sition to accept the offer of the llbrar
association TO donate it's present Ii
: brary TO the city on condition that tn
city would maintain a free library i
y the future vas defeated by votes
$ The proposition granting franchis
to the Boone County Telephone Com
a pany passed by a safe majority. TIL
! following city officers were elected
. Mayor Thomas thompson; attorne.
G. G. Lee; treasurer, Ally Needham
a councilmen, First ward. DIR. j. {
Brownlee; Second ward. Frank Nor
ris; Third ward. John Looming; Fourt
ward, Professor Bissell
d Wrestling Match at Duncombe.
: Special to Times Republican.
Duncombe, MARCH "a - Saturda
night a large crowd witnessed wrest
!, ling match between Alvin Thompso
! and Lynn Ruby. Ruby was to thro
= Thompson three straight falls in on
;, hour. At the appointed hour each ma
took his corner. Referee Mcguire rea
the rules as follows: Catch-as-catcl
can, two shoulder blades down, rollin
, falls barred, best two in three. Tin
:. was called. Ruby Won the first fall
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