Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-11-17
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS
REPUBLICANS, ACCORDING TO OF,
FIclAL FIGURES, ALMOST
SWEEP THE COUNTY.

snip WHITE luSIS MSIS ITO republican
candidates for offices and in Pleasant
township where honors were divided
about even between the two leading
parties the republicans made clean
sweep Of all the township offices in
the county. The average pluralities in
the various townships in Washington
township ran as high as 175.
Adams township alone of the thir-
teen outside townships in the county
has full set of democratic officers to
watch over her affairs during the com
ing term The full official figures as
canvassed by the board Of supervisors
who completed the work last evening
are as follows:
Adams Township.
A full set Of democratic officers was
elected in Adams township. One ex-
cuse for this was perhaps because
there were no republican candidates.
For justices of the peace - Amos
Proctor, Miles Hough.
For constable = Joseph Schoech,
Cyrus Koontz.
For clerk - A. H. Kendrickson.
For assessor George Myers.
For trustee w. w. Jackson.
Agency Township.
Republican officers elected by about
80 plurality.
For justice Of the peace John
Springer, Andrew Giltner.
For constable - B. F. Mccoy, Alden
Mcdowell.
For clerk = w. N. Enyart.
For assessor = I. o. Cremer.
For trustee N. o. Johnson.
cass township.
Republican officers elected by an
average of rs plurality.
For justices of the peace = A. w.
Clark, George Bowen.
For constable - r. e. Cramblitt,
Jas. Hornbeck.
For clerk = Edward Nye.
For assessor - B. l.. Harding.
For trustee G. w. Pike.
Columbia Township.
Republican officers elected by about
60 plurality.
yens, An1r Tray.
For constables-William Stevens,
Willis Pyatt.
For clerk-W G. Berry.
For ssessor-Clarence Nye, (plural.
| ity -
For trustee (long term)-C. H. Stu
| Der Q0)
For trustee, (short term) William
| Wagaman.
Conpetine Township.
| Republican officers elected by aver.
age plurality of 20.
For justices of the peace. f. WI
! ley, G. A. Hughey.
For constahle-C. Newman, George
| Sauer.
For clerk-H. F. Davis.
For assessor-C A. White.
For trustee long term III. FL. Dick
ems.
For trustee (short term)--G. w. Syl
vester.
/ Dahlonega Township.
/ Republican officers elected by an av
erage Of 10 plurality.
For justices of the peace-A. R
Burns, ]. S. McClung.
For constables-John Fuqua, r. N
Ward
For clerk. w. Young.
For assessor. G. Miller
For trustee-W H. Bedell.
Green Township.
Honors in Green township were
about even, republicans and democrat.
dividing honors.
For justice Of the peace-Moses
Leonard Id, w. q. Dexter (r).
, For constable-William Wolf (r)
owen Davis (d).
For clerk-L. NJ Alfred Cd.
: For assessOr-Ray Gift (r)
For trustee-L. Haning (d).
!, Highland Township.
: The republican officers We're eIecte
by an average of 45 plurality.
For justice of the peace-L. w. Shoe
maker, j. P. Fldridge
For constable-Austin Phillips. A. ]
Rogers.
For clerk-A. f. Hoffman.
4 For assessor-R c. Dim1nitt
For trustee-William Eland.
keokuk Township.
Republican officers were elected b,
4 about thirty plurality.
For justice Of the peace-S. G. Fit2
A gerald, T. S. Miller.
For constable-W. a. Buchanan. ]
4 F. Watts.
For cle:k-C. A. Waddle
i For assessor. H. Arney.
Il For srustee-S. Streesby.
q Pleasant Township.
Il Republican officers were electe
with average pluralities Of 80.
a For justice OF the peace job
Murray. G. B. Carman.
For constable Frank Peckhan
Frank Fife.
A For clerk - Charles Sands.
d For assessor - Don Sumner.