Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-03-17
THEIR MEN NAMED
Results of the Republican Pri-
maries Held in Rock ISL
and Yesterday.
TWO TICKETS IN THE FOURTH
Tom jenkins Nominated Over Henry
j. carbohydrates TO
Convention.

Il Following are the results Of the re
publican primaries of yesterday af
ternoon, at which there were selected
candidates for aldermen. delegates tC
the city-township convention 70 be
held tomorrow evening at Turner hal
and committeeman in each of the sev-
en- wards. Those named To make the
aIdermanic race are:
First ward-William WiIkens.
Second ward-Charles Oberg.
Third ward-John O'Connor.
Fourth ward-Thomas Jenkins
Fifth ward-M. L. Norris
Sixth ward-Andrew Christensen.
Seventh ward-A. G.. Anderson
The ward committeeman: First.
Fred Carlson. John III. Gardner: Sec
ond. John w. Carse. II. 5. Durling:
Third. William Gall. Ben RInck. Sam
Ryerson: Fourth, William Horst. Phil
Wells; Fifth, ID. J. Brown, ID. Il. Me-
Farlane: Sixth. Leo Larkin. Emil Pc
terson; Seventh. {. l.. Ackerlind, Pc
ter Rasmussen. Carl Anderson.
Delegates to ConveI ton.
First ward-John Bladel, Charles
Sehnert, Joseph Deer. Fred Peterson,
Andrew Il. Carlson. George Wittick,
Charles Starr. Charles Osterman. Al
len Pratt. ID. Williams, James O'Hern,
John Schultz, Louis RAIN
Second ward-M. +. Sweeney, Al
bert Johnson. John Mccormick. Thorn
as South. Gus Utke, Oscar Carlson,
William Sugden Herman Nicholas.
Arnold Oswald. Jacob Lef>tein. Ed
McKinstry. II. ID. Folsom. Clarence
Pratt, Ben DeGeer, II. ID. Wilson.
Third ward-C +. Gaetier, Clarence
Schroeder. L. Il. Kreis. George Hi.
Add Gest, Charles +. Johnson. ii. c.
Harris. ST.. j. +. Witter, 3. ID. COnnel-
~, w. f. Miller. James Johnston. W.
+. Davis. Robert McConochic, William
Hause. ID. Il. Shaw, Hans Clemann,
Sam Ryerson.
Fourth ward-Dr. G. G. Craig. ST..
James +. Peetz. Phil Wells. Walter \.
Rosenfield. II. y. Potter. Thomas len
kins. Louis Moeller, jerome Appel
quist Fred W. Rinck, Bernard Koch.
w. b. Roberts, Rollin :. Sturgeon,
Harvey ID. Pollard, Louis Livingston.
Edward Tremann. John Martens.
Fifth ward-F. Borgoltc. d. +.
Noftsker, j. Grngan. III. Stelck. Frank
Collins. l.. Ellinwood. james McNa-
mara. Robert Bennett. Eimore stat
ford. J. Il. HoIlowbush. IL. Morris, II.
j. Cary. +. Tilleman. c. Noss.
Sixth ward-W. +. Schroeder {. J.
Larllin, Z. II. Kelly. DR.. :. t. Hall,
Henry Lange. Frank WEIGH. Victor
Beck. Andrew McLeeS. David Fry.
Christ BreihoItz. Robert Lynn, Jack
Carnes. John Lorenz. Peter Morgart.
Seventh ward - George Wallick
James Mcbride. Frank Maucker, J.
KjeIlberg. f. Miller. G.. l.. Wenner-
strom. William Smith. William Beck
with. Andrew Peterson. \. +. Nelson,
Henry Clock. J. Ramser. Joshua Has
seIquist. j. F. Kirkman. Frank Negus,
Phil Bruchmau. John LCudon. Felix
Henke, John Magnuson.
Only Contest In the Fourth.
The only contest in the city was in
the Fourth ward. where Thomas Jen-
kins. a former member of the police
force. was nominated for alderman
over Henry j. Pardon 10y a vote of
III TO 6s. Voting was light over the
entire city. In the First. William Viii
ken, for alderman, received A votes,
the ward committeeman IS and the
delegate ticket 80. In the Second,
Charles Oberg. for alderman. had Il
votes and - were cast for the dele
gate ticket. Capt. John O'Connor, for
alderman, and the delegate ticket re-
ceived 67 votes. NJ. I. Morris was sup
posed to have opposition for the aid
ermanic nomination in the Fifth until
the primary opened. when it was dis
covered that he had clear field. He
received 90 votes. while "a were cast
for the delegate ticket. ID. r. McFar-
lane and ID. j. Brown were elected