Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-03-13
Republican AIdermanic Candi.
dates and Delegates
Chosen.
SEVERAL LIVELY WARD CONTESTS
Democratic Caucuses Called for This
Evening at =
O'Clock.

Third ward-Frank Il. Halves.
Fourth ward-George w. McCas
krin.
Fifth ward-Frank +. Robbins.
Sixth ward-Nilliam Kennedy.
Seventh ward-A. q. Anderson.
i The committeeman elected are:
First ward. first precinct, Fred Carl
son: second precinct. j. ii. Gardner;
Second ward. first precinct, J. W
Carse; second precinct, b. ). Durling;
Third ward. first precinct, w. ID. Gall;
second precinct, c. II. Harris; third
precinct, +. Il. Kreis; Fourth ward
first precinct. Fred Smith: second
precinct, +. w. Weisler; Fifth ward
first precinct. George Mcdonald: see
und precinct. II. W. Olmsted: Sixth
ward. first precinct. +. w. Schoede;
second precinct, b. F. Baughman:
Seventh ward. first precinct. w. +.
| Sprague; second precinct. Samuel
Ryer son; third precinct, w. j. Gam
bile.
Delegates elected to city-township
| convention: t. .'E &c. 'f..
First ward-G .uI11mer BialSseley.rC
L. Killmer, Dan Lncas, John Bladel,
j. {. Buck, j., II. Gardner. j. ID. War
mock, George Wittick. Alfred Peter
son. George Hastings, Charles
Sehnert. Carl Nrctman. Lloyd Stamm.
Second ward-M. II. Mckinley, Will
lam Pratt. Jr., ~ w. Johnson. Harry
Gilmore. j. Il. Eckhart, ii. ID. Folsom.
Iohn Dahn. Walter johnson, William
Ecllermann, Ezra Wilcher, John
Thomas, DIR. G.. L. Eyster. August
Lindbloom, j. Lefstein, w. II. Sugden,
p. j. Wagner.
Third ward &C. J. SearIe.
III. l.. Vanderslice. Frank Lar
son. Ralph Haverstick. +. b.
Kreis. William G. Pittman. Fred
Rinck. F. O. Van Calder. w. p. Quayle,
l.. c. Eddy. L. c. Banding. F. $.
Brough. Don Shaw, Add Gest. James
Golf
Fourth ward-Dr. Z. NJ. Sala, Jo-
seph Rosenfield. Henry Stelck. Will
lam Stengel, Arthur Judson. Fred
Pollard. p. F. Cox. l.. c. Pfoh, Ed
Brandenburg. j. II. Noftsl>er, j. II.
Liedtke. F. W. Rinck, c. F. Gazetteer,
+. ID. Sweeney. y. c. Campbell. c.
ADAMS. "'
Fifth ward-H. II. Cleaveland. FL
mer Stafford. David Noftsker. Frank
Kelly, Russell West. Thomas Dolly,
DR.. \. II. McCandless, NJ. Colligan,
Cordt Voss. Louis Stremmel, w. II.
viii UIlemeyer.
Sixth ward-W. f. Schroeder, c.
Herman. John Schoessel. DIR. ]. +.
Myers, Henry LANCE, s. Mcmahon,
Jr., f. p. Welch. james McQnaId, +.
&C. Schnitzer. Henry Frank, Robert
McConochie, Ed w. Schoede. David
Stephens. ST., John Mohl.
Seventh ward-C. l.. Ackerlind,
George c. Wallick. Charles Morrison.
Samuel Ryerson, Andrew Soderstrom,
\. L. Nelson. Peter Rasmussen, j. \.
BexelI, James s. Mcbride, c. \. Hall
berg. Joshua Brooks, Earl Hutchin-
son. Carl \. Anderson, John c. Wig
gins. Chris Danielson, j. X. Scott,
lanes 4. Muse. Frank Sperling, An
drew Peterson. Frank Miller, Felix
Henlle, G. II. Heuck.
How Voting Went.
In the first ward William Wilkens
was renominated for alderman over
John c. Buck by a vote of 119 to GO.
Abe Rpsenfield, whose candidacy has
from the first been looked Jpn as a
Joke. won out i'm the Second. putting
Dear Old Charley" Oberg to the bad
at ratio of 145 to 100. 1t was Abe's |
first turn as politician, but he will |
not see the point of the joke until |
the first day i'm the month of foolish |
ness. Frank Halves was on top of |
the heap when the battle subsidized in |
the Third. His adversary was Simon
Lewis and the vote was 16l to al. In
the Fourth \. j. ID. Moeller was drop
ped by the wayside for the strenuous
Washington McCaskrin. The
vote was l65 to 60. But how the
mighty have TALENT The last time
was before the political
limelight il was in the role of can
didate for congress. Aid. F. L. Rob-
bins had no opposition in the Fifth.
The contest there was over the in
for the assessorship nom
ination between j. l.. Freeman and
A. ID. Cox. The Freeman delegate
ticket won by a vote of $50 to LOG.
Kennedy Makes Fast Finish.
Pet Loge refused TO be interviewed
at the close of the Sixth ward pri
mary. However, friends enjoying his
were heard to say that he
was thoroughly Disguised with the
tactics that had been employed by
the Kennedy-Cary push Phil Weber
seemed sure winner in the opening
heat, but he slipped at the finish.
Pete Dethlefs also ran. Kennedy
proved himself the old war horse of
old. The vote: Kennedy 1877, Weber
nc, Loge IS and Dethlefs AZ.
In the heat of the contest for the
nomination yesterday af-
ternoon Aid. William Kennedy and ex-
Policeman George p. Nissen came TO
blows, but before either had been dis
figured friends interfered. Officer
Pearson arrived during the progress