Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-03-28
TOWN AND CITY
ELECTION in IOWA
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Belle Plaine-The following are the
city officials and councilmen as the
list stands after yesterdays election:
Mayor. C. Milner.
-Solicitor-C. w. E. Snyder.
ASSESSOR. w. Thompson.
Treasurer-W. A. Montgomery.
Counaiilmen, First ward-F. II. H.
Henry, H. B. Cohklin.
Councihmen, Second ward-W. W.
Ealy, ]. A. Kubela.
Councilmen, Third ward-John Eel
lers G. W. Voss.
For the first time in many years, a
democratic majority will rule the city
council of Belle Plaine as a result OF
yesterdays election.
Mt Pleasant-The result of the city
election was complete victory for the
citizens reform ticket in all wards.
James Hourihan was elected mayor
over George Vanbek; aldermen, d.
William Dial over Sidney Case in the
First ward, Frank McClary over
Thomas Campbell in the Second ward,
and Cliff Clark succeeds himself in
the Third, as does James Day in the
Fourth. James ellis was elected over
w. E. Keller, as treasurer; Thomas
McAdams as solicitor, and w. D. DAN
iels as assessor.
Osceola-There was no direct Issues
in the city election here. The repub-
lican ticket was headed by Will N.
TIC, ,,Ja of NJ r. nd
the nom partisan by j. N. McAuley.
McAuley was elected by a majority of
1854 The non-partisan nominee for
councilman in the First ward, j. M.
Smith, was elected by one vote; the
republican nominee in the Second
John McDonough, by 10 votes. and
Charley Edwards, nom partisan, in the
bird ward by So.
sAlgona-Without contest, William
! Ferguson was elected mayor, NJ. p.
aver treasurer, George 3. Clarke
so. citor and B. e. Norton assessor.
The aldermen are: First ward, T. H.
Wadsworth: Second ward, C. r. Lew
is; Fourth ward, c. T. Chubb. In the
Third ward after bitter fight be-
tween j. HI. Peterson and DR.. E. J..
Gay the former won by "a to 50.
Maquoketa--The republicans won a
signal victory here by electing Fred
Gregory mayor by 100 majority.
Standardization resulted as fol-
lows: Mayor, E. B. Westcott; treasur
err, II. r. Spry: assessor, j. S. Smith;
councilmen, First ward, Charles Ram
say; Second, Charles MCDOWELL; Third,
M. Keller; Fourth, NJ. r. Ansbach.
Three Of the old councilmen were re-
elected.
nicipal contests ever waged here the
youths of the city scored a victory over
the oldest citizens by electing A. A.
Montgomery mayor. The fight was be-
tween the republican and peoples par
ty tickets, the younger men being be-
hind the peoples ticket.
New Hampton The municipal
election passed off. quietly here. The
largest vote ever polled in the city was
cast. The union ticket was all elected.
j. S. Wilkins was reelected mayor by
about 60 majority.
Ottumwa - B. r. SHUTS, republican,
was elected mayor of Ottumwa, de-
feating 7. j. Phillips, the democratic
candidate, who was candidate for
governor in 1901. A breakdown in the
voting machine in the Second ward
may result in a contest in that ward.
The machine remained out of action
an hour.
Waverly-The city election here was
very tame. The only contests were be-
tween H. Miller and II. Knapp for
councilman from the Second ward; M.
K. Pope and ]. Mooney for councilman
from the First ward, and L. L. Thomp-
son and F. Fortner for solicitor. Mil
Ter, Pope and Thompson were sue
cessful.
Atlantic - Party lines were not
drawn here, each candidate having
been nominated by individual petitions.
The result was: Mayor, B. F. U.
Wood; city solicitor. George q. Pennell;