Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-03-28

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elected without opposition. About
thirty college students were run in and
voted for Warren. Turkle will prob
decide whether or not the students can
vote at local elections.
Charles City-H. c. Baldwin was
elected mayor over c. d. Ellis by a
majority Of 10; about 1000 votes were
cast Ellis defeated Baldwin two years
ago for mayor by a majority Of 81.
Cresco-The city election passed off
quietly. Only one office was contest
ed H. G. Moen, w. l.. Richards. and
Charles Fields were elected aldermen
and the library vote carried.
Sibley - Councilmen A. w. Mccall
lum and Fred Grim. nominees of the
citizens caucus, were defeated for re-
election by James Flynn and j. j
Ellerbrock of the peoples ticket. Flyni1
| is a democrat and Ellerbrock a repub-
| lican.
Humboldt-1n the election here there
were no issues and no opposition de-
veloped Only thirty eight votes We're
cast. A. A. Pinney j. M. Tour and
L. w. Housed we're elected council
| men.
Britt There was no contest here
over the city election. Only one tick
ct was in the field and consequently
there was h light vote. Frank Burdick
and Carl Iversch were elected council
men, the Only offices to be filled.
Manson--C. G. Kaskey and Gerd Ell
sen, candidates for councilmen on the
citizens ticket, were elected by good
majorities. Two other tickets. the
peoples and the socialists, were In the
field The election was quiet.
Onawa-The city election was rather
quiet and a light vote polled. Hhe cit
izens' ticket defeated the republican
ticket by Is majority. Councilmen,
citizens, Ed s. Cody, 21s; G. Messing,
1913. Republican, Buckley, 1865; Battin,
143. Only two councilmen were elect
| ed.
Manly-The city election occaz/oned
a lively interest here yesterday, full
vote being polled. v. S. Pishok of the
citizens ticket was elected mayor over
A. Fl. Cobeen, Of the peoples ticket.
Sidney--In the municipal contest w.
+. Henderson and j. b. Mexican were
elected.
Hamburg - S. d. Thompson was
elected mayor in an election remark
| able for it's light vote.
| Riverton--lI. Smith defeated q. z.
Macintosh in the mayoralty race after
hot struggle at the polls.
Ida Grove - C.. A. Bribsch and j.
Wigdam were elected to the council,
each receiving 222 votes.
Primghar--The citizens ticket, Mat
thew Metcalf and c. N. Williams, was
elected without opposition.
Earlham--There was but one ticket
in the field. r. Norman and w. A.
Cook were elected councilmen.
elected mayor by SO majority. w. e..
Fowler, republican, was elected alder
man in the First ward; A. E. Jackson,
democrat, i'll the Second; Carl Brice.
republican, in the Third. s. c. Hubur.
democrat, was elected city attorney.
What Cheer-W. I. Meade was elect
ed mayor on the democratic ticket over
J. II. Waters, republican, by AZ ma
jority. The other officers follow:
Treasurer, Fl. Galbraith, dem; solicit
tor, ]. C. BEEN, DEM; assessor, j. r.
Fletcher, rep; councilmen, First ward,
b. c. Nicholas; Second ward, Emil
Poller; Third ward, John A. Scott.
Perry-P. II. O'Connor defeated the
present incumbent of the mayors
chair by a vote of $50 against 345 for
E. f. Edmundson. O'Connor ran on
the peoples ticket and Edmundson on
the republican. The remainder of the
slate is: Treasurer, II. A. Rouse. le-
publican; solicitor, w. II. Vinegar,
republican; assessor, w. ]. Doss. re-