Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-29
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to fill vacancy, ]. B. Becker; treasurer,
s. Y Eggert: assessor, a. Newman;
clerk, l.. Stanton. This is the citizens
ticket that was nominated on March
| 10th and Is composed about equally of
republicans and democrats.
Conrad-The low tax ticket, with
the exception of one candidate, asses
sor, was elected here. The total vote
was 125, and A. d. Wiley, for mayor,
had but one majority over W. II. Nc
Lain. peoples. and w. A. Kaufman.
citizens o. r. Langdon was elected
celrk, on the low tax ticket; M II.
Steeismith, assessor; an6 w. A. Smith
and G.. c. Hurlbutt for the council. r..
L. Guild citizens was elected treas
urer.
Charles City-Joe Campbell was ell
ected city attorney by nineteen major
| ity on the citizens ticket. He defeated
w. S. Prouty. The republicans elected
three out of four councilmen. Nine hum
dred votes were cast. Aldermen Were
elected as follows: First ward, II. G.
Baldwin,: Second ward, S. ]. Strong;
Third ward, A. Steinhaussr; Fourth
ward, j. II. Mcleod.
| independence Councilmen only
! We're elected. The republican majorl.
ties were all less than 100. The fol-
lowing were made aldermen: Worthy
Wallace V. w. Davis. Frank Sawyer,
Dennis OBrien, republicans, and An
drew O'Brien democrat. O'Brien had
no opposing candidate.
! Washington After the hottest
municipal campaign in years, the pay
ing ticket was endorsed by about 300
majority The contest was on paying
for er-sections by general taxation
or by assessment on abutting properly
owners and the latter won.
Grundy center-City election passed
off very quietly yesterday, with only
one ticket in the field. The following
officers We're elected: Mayor, c. E.
Butler: clerk c. T. Rogers; treasurer,
j. J. Dalglelsh; councilmen, E. G. Ems
minger and James Black.
Montour The Monaour munich
pal election held Monday resulted as
follows: L. LaVake, reelected mayor
with a majority of fifty; town clerk,
G. M. Smith; assessor. P. Smith;
treasurer. George Young; councumen,
Ed Smith and A. Rouse
Abel - The election here yesterday
resulted in the naming of the following
ticket without opposition:
G. FL. Messenger, mayor; 0. K. Bales
and III. b. Heston, councilmen; M. A.
Loehr, treasurer; D. Mckay, assessor.
Baxter At the town election. the
following officers were elected: C. c.
Graham, mayor; c. c. Webb record
er; Charles Burdick, treasurer; w. r
Vandike. assessor; c. M. Forney and
r. w. Crawford, aldermen.
Dike-The political excitement came
to close Monday. The election passed
off quietly. The citizens ticket was
elected by quite majority, Render
and Henningsen as councilmen and
Mollsberry as assessor.
Rockwell City In a hard fought mu-
nicipal battle over the billiard hail issue
j. I. McCombs the anti-billards' canii-
date was elected mayor over l.. Hay
den Fouts, the present incumbent by
4 good majority.
Ida Grove = One hundred and forty
seven votes were cast at the city cleo
ton yesterday. there being no opposi
ton to the ticket headed by Robert
Upton.
Cedar Rapids - The republicans won
three out Of five aldermen in the cit.-
election. George Hughes, democrat,
won by eight votes in the First ward, |
where the fight was bitterest