The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1903-04-02

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Carlisle a.. -. Rev. George Miller
Winterset ......... John McAndrews
Waterloo .......... P. J. Martin
Atlantic ........ ...... j.. A McWald
Grinnen .......... Mr. jenkins
Sac City ...... ........ Phil Smaller
Indianola ........ .....B. F. Clayton
MarshalltCwn .... .....L. p. Jones
webster City ........ r. A. Edwards
Charles City ...... INC. d. Ellis
Fl. Dodge .. "A. II. Northrup
Boone ..... ......J. J. Smell
Ottumwa ... .......T. H. Picker
OgkalOosa go. John G. Williams
Mt. Ayr .... $50. Thomas Liggett
Creston ..... .........J. G. Sullivan
At Waterloo.
Waterloo, March 31.-P. ]. Martin,
the peoples candidate for mayor, was
reelected today by majority of 143
over both his opponents, Wills, indie
pendent labor, and Groat, republican.
The election was enc Of the mcst ez-
citing ever held in Waterloo, and the
total vote is the largest ever polled in
the city. The weather was fine and
the leaders of these tickets used every
endeavCr to get out the entire vote.
Out Of registration Of 4,l7O, includ-
ing the entire registration Of last fall,
3,24l votes were cast.
At Ottumwa.
Ottumwa, March Sit. H. Picker,
the democratic mayor is reelected by
a greatly reduced majority over ]. X.
Dysart, republican. Out of FIVE wards
to report, three republicans are elect
ed, against one democrat. The indi-
cations are the republicans will have
a majority in the council. Outside
the head Of the ticket the republicans
generally were victorious.
At GrinnelI.
Grinnell, Ia, March 31.-In an UNI
usually large vote yesterday, Jenkins,
on the citizens ticket, was elected
mayor by sixty majority over Morri-
son, republican. The balance of the
republican ticket was elected Two
democrats and two republicans were
elected on the council. The council
now stands five republicans and three
democrats.
At Boone.
Boone, Ia, March 31.-The republi-
cans elected the entire city ticket with
the exception of the aldermen. The
make up of the city official board will
be as follows: Mayor, J. j. Smell, re-
publican; treasurer, T. l.. Ashford;
solicitor, D. G. Baker; assessor, L. A.
Cruise.
At Fort Dodge. -.
Fort Dodge, Ia, March 3t.--The
city election resulted as follows:
Mayor, A. H. Northrup, republican;
treasurer, J. H. Coughlin, democrat;
assessor, c. w. Newton, democrat. 4
Republicans Garry Abba. s.
Abba, Ia, March 31.-H. J. Harden.
brook, the republican candidate for
mayor, and all the republican city
ticket was elected by majorities aver
aging about 100. There was much in
6rest shown and the vote was the
largest ever cast in the city.
At Mason City.
Mason City, Ia, March 31.-There
was no opposition to Way or Norris
and the rest of the republican ticket \
to-day, except Percy Church for city
solicitor, F. A. Kirschman, the present
solicitor, defeating him by two hun
dred majority.
Pella Elects Republican.
Pella, Ia, March 31.-For the sec
ond time in the history of the town,
Pella elected a republican mayor, d.
s. Huber, defeating the present mayor,
John H. Steubenreuch, democrat, by
so votes. There was good vote at
the polls.
Prohibitionists Defeated.
Marshalltown, Ia, March 31.-A
light vote was polIed here to-day and
l.. B. Jones, the independent candi-
date for mayor, was elected over M.
Dickson, the home protection candi-
date, by majority of 1872. The other
officers chosen were: w. B. Elliott,
assessor; G. H. Van Law, solicitor; G.
G. Urine, treasurer; councilmen, Chas.
Henry, First ward; l.. @. Abbott, Sec
one ward; d. s. Good, Third ward;
Peter Kruetzer, Fourth ward, and An
thony Dsgnicka, Fifth ward.