Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-29

Oil gas plant To w. Id. WOODS and w. ii
| Harrison, Jr.. OF North Chicago, carried
by majority of 1853 votes.
Nevada = The election here yester-
day resulted in victory for the repub-
| lican ticket. With one exception. W
O. Payne, who ran on the republican
ticket in the Third ward was defeat
ed by his democratic opponent by q
vote of IS TO 20. The Third ward IS
| nominally a republican ward by q large
majority. The cause of Paynes defeat
is attributed largely to his antiCum-
Minis attitude which is not satisfactory
to the majority of the republicans
here. The vote follows: First ward,
Hammond, republican. 60; Fitzgerald,
democrat, "a. Second ward, Burgess,
! republican, 5S: Matthieson, democrat.
&c. Third ward W. O. Payne republic
can, 20; ice Bricker, democrat, IS.
Fourth ward, A. A. Batman, republican.
| 49,; Boofer, democrat, 29
| Gladbrook Two tickets We're in
| the field. the old citizens and the
| citizens. The issue was municipal I'M
provement the old citizens candidates
being favorable toward opening new
streets and alleys and plating addi-
tional lots. A total of 245 votes was
cast, and the old citizens ticket had
ia majority of 40. For mayor, A. f.
Steward was elected over Charles En-
merling; E. A. Dugan and Henry Dodd
We're victorious for councilmen, against
NJ. A. Hess and Ralph Gosch. L. b.
Smith won the clerkship over w. f..
L JSar Tnl,n Cha hn tran
ship over H. Wentvein. For assessor
G.. r. Weige was elected over Fred
Roney.
Chariton-At the election Monday a
proposition to grant a franchise for an
extensive system of water works was
carried by vote of CAT to 223.
The Farmers Telephone Company
was also granted a franchise to put in
an exchange but 1t is thought the
farmers win not put in an exchange
for the present at least. There was no
fight for councilman except in the
Third ward where N. II. Lerimer was
elected over Fred Stafford by a vote
of $50 to SO.
The water works franchise is grant
ed to Owen Ford. of st. Louis. The
system must be completed within
eighteen months, and Will cost $4,000
to $4,000.
Union-While there were no con-
tests on In Mondays election, and dur
ing six wears. under similar conditions.
there have been light votes, quite a lit
tie interest was centered in the election
and fifty-nine votes We're cast. The
ticket elected, as announced in the
caucus participated in generally by all
classes. is composed entirely of young
men, 1t having been decided at the eau
Gus that the reins of government would
be turned over to the younger element.
C.E. Lawrence was elected mayor: O.
L. Smith, clerk; +. K. Long, assessor;
C, L. Lawrence. treasurer; Will r.
Halden and Z. a. Corfe, councilman.
Bcaman-There were two tickets in
the field here. the citizens and peo-
pies, but very little interest was mani
tested. A total of thirty-seven votes
was cast. and the votes were divided
between the tickets. j. w. Hutchinson.
peoples, was elected over NJ. V. b.
Evans for mayor; George Rowe, citi-
zens' over v. O. Brown for clerk: e. G.
Elliott, citizens over r. L. Evans for
treasurer; George Berry citizens. and
J. f. Slough. peoples, for councilmen;
and ]. A. Blow, citizens for assessor
Neutrality-suspicious. elected two
councilmen and the democrats two at
the city election here. The following
were elected: First ward, George w.
Parsons, republican. had rs majority
over John p. Newell: j. w. Watson. re-
publican, had 20 majority over M. c.
Murray; Second ward, George G.. Ear
ly, democrat, had 10 majority over T. G.
Bryant; Third ward, c. v. Cox, demo-
crat, had 5S majority over Henry Sill
void.
New Sharon-That the "woman's
platform" but echoed the sentiments of
a large majority of our voters was evil
denced by the vote cast ait yes
terday's town election. The citizens
ticket was elected. For mayor, S. V.
Reynolds COZ; J. W. Carr 70; for coun-
cilmen, T. r. Osborne. 173: George
Barboug, 1863; ]. w. Irwin. 1863; DR.. r.
II. Ladd, Ill; Will Vickers, 90; B. w.
Evarts. 81: for clerk, r. r. Rafferty,
(only candidate), ZIG: for assessor. III.
D. Rhine (only candidate). 221.
Denison--Thera were no contests In