Rock Island Argus., 1901-04-03
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peoples; Seventh ward, w. C. Ben
ELECTIONS In Rural Tow

Elections In Rural Towns
South Rock Island-Cornelius Dom
ovan was reelected supervisor, being
the only one on the democratic ticket
who pulled through. The vote: Su-
pervisor, Cornelius Donovan, d, 1S9,
Thomas Campbell, r, 174; town clerk,
John Mannheim, d, 156, Charles
Schleuter. r. 1876; assessor, George
Lukens, d, 176, William Pate, r, 1S3;
collector p Bladel, d, 157, Ralph
Young, T, 2O1; highway commissioner,
j. Pauisen, d, 1872 George Richmond,
n, 2 6; Justices of the peace, John
Aster, d, 16}, Peter Schleuter, d, 161,
Henry Case, L, 1S9. j. C. Young, T,
1873; constables. Glenn Kuschmann, d,
163. Peter La Frenz. d, 157, William
Donaway. r, 1872, A. F. Schmidt, +,
19l.
Coal Valley-Supervisor, Thomas
Lees, d, l 3, r A Wilson, r, 55;
clerk, John Ellis. d, 81. I. j. Muir
ply, +. II; assessor. j. Callahan, d,
"a, W. Adams, r. 81; collector, r.
highway commissioner, Emil Carlson,
d, 80, w. Paul, +, 70; overseer, Ernest
MYERS, d, 10Y. j. . johnson, +, Is;
Justice of the peace, T. j Murphy,
d. 65, j. L. Patterson, r, So
| Black Hawk-Town clerk, Martin
Weaver, d. 80, c. H Lowell. T. 115;
assessor, d. c. Davis, d, 20, Wilson
Matthews, L, 139; collector. ID. w
Matthews, d, 81, Charles McMichael.
T. 1874; highway commissioner, Charles
IKyte, d, LOG, Lawrence Martin, +,
i101; justices OF the peace. B. f.
Thomson, d, 9S. Perry Walker. d, 81,
M. L. Pinkley, r, 40, F. p. Nc
Michael.r, 1872; constables, George w.
IGriffin, d, 6S I. j. O'Connell, d, ~
ID 4. South. r. 142, s. w. Sutton, r.
1913; peundmaster, j. w. Wharton, d,
sS. w A Johnston, +, 1S5.
In Port Byron the democrats and
Republicans split about even. The
candidates elected are: Town clerk
Julius Lincke; collector, William FIl
bert; highway commissioner, Georgt
Sc laible; justices of the peace. Johr
Sc lafer, A G Brewster; coustables
William Farber, H j. Brandt.
| In Cordova the entire democratic
ti,ket, with the exception of roac
Commissioner, was elected.
William Filbert, the democratic
candidate for supervisor in Zuma
was elected by one majority. Th'
other officers chosen are ali republi
cans.
One Ticket at Hampton.
Hampton, April 2.-The township
election held today was a very quie
affair from the fact that there wa
only one ticket in the field and from
the inclemency of the weather au'
had roads. There were 20 votes cas-
, in precinct No. 1 and 81 votes cast il
! precinct No. 2. and the following
named persons were elected for tow
officers for the ensuing year on tn
peoples ticket: Supervisor, William
K. Carey; town clerk, c. Henline
: assessor. j. A. RanDegan; collector
Paul F. Gerhardt; commissioner, vii
liam Altman; justices OF the peace, j
Fl Allsbrow, w. II. H. Dow, Angus
Gerhardt, Sr.; constables. j o. Gies
Ter, Morris CLAM. William Ferris
The electors at the town meetiD.
voted to levy tax of $500 for towl
purposes, aud also voted to author
ize the commissioner OF highway
to levy tax of 20 cents per 800 ii
addition to the 40 cents which the Law
allows them to levy for road aD'
bridge purposes. The commissioner
are putting in steel bridges as fast a
possible and the additional levy Is II
pay off an Indebtedness of about $500