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

Bird and Spencer for councilmen.
Marengo - The following council
men were elected: w. n. Misbach,
First ward: j. c. Baker and M. A.
Sinons. Second ward; and w. X. Scott,
Third ward. The vote was light and
the election extremely quiet.
Woodbine-The peoples ticket polled
a vote for councilmen as follows: II.
A. Humphrey, ia: c. ]. Osler, 11s;
the citizens ticket, w. H. Deccu. 1875;
Thomas Wilson, SO. The total vote
was 226: normal vote, 1885,.
Adajr-what promised early to be
spirited contest passed quietly, result
ing in the election Of o. r. Savage,
and j. H. Porter as members of the
city council. There were only coun-
cilmen to elect.
Logan-Logan elected the peoples
ticket as follows: Mayor, l. f. Woods;
councilmen, Gay Mills and George
Irwin; treasurer, Clyde L. HUH Two
hundred and sixty-fve votes were
cast.
Clarion-Theie was no contest in the
city election. D. H. Riler and f. f..
Osier. councilmen, and j. M. Stema,
assessor, were elected without oppo-
sition.
Emmetsburg-Alderm were elect
ed as follows: First ward, Taylor;
Second ward. Mueller; Third ward,
Shea. In the Fourth a contest between
McNally democrat. and Theile, repub-
lican, resulted; Mentally, 80; Theile,
rs.
Harlan-swift defeated Lockwood
for the mayoralty by 120 majority. The
councilmen elected were: White, First
ward; Nichols, Second ward; Merrill,
Third ward; and Lana, Fourth ward.
James C. Byers had no opposition for
solicitor.
Holstein-J. C. Tucker and j. B.
Hansen, on the peoples ticket, defeat
ed j. b. Creed and l.. Hagley on the
citizens ticket for the city council. P.
A. Carsanson was elected assessor.
TT. Madison-In the city election
here A. P. Brown, republican, was
elected mayor over ]. Jordan, demo-
crat; j. r. Frailey. republican, was
elected solicitor; F. r. Smith, demo-
GRAFT assessor, and A. M. Lowreye,
democrat, treasurer. The city council
will stand six democrats and four re-
publicans.
Carroll-Republcan candidates were
elected in the First and Second wards:
j. N Trainer, 90; j. j. Meyers, 81;
A. Robb, 70; G. M. Bradley, S. Franz
wa in the Fourth and Rettenmaier in
the Third were elected without OPPOSE
ton.
Observation-Disclosures Lundt and George
Ellison, on the citizens ticket were
elected with about 30 majority. r.
Bentley, independent, was elected over
Russell, by about 20. 1t was a hard
fight 1t is not thought that Bentley
will qualify.
Independence-The city election re-
suited in Charles Herrick, republican,
for, mayor. He Is the first republican
mayor elected in twenty-five years.
The balance of the ticket is divided
and Richard Keane, democrat, was
elected assessor; w. H. Joslin, repub-
lican, treasurer; H. c. Chappell, re-
publican, solicitor; two republicans,
two democrats and one citizens alder
men were elected.
Nevada-After most holly contested
municipal election w. P. kirkpatrick
was made mayor over Arthur Dean by
majority Of over 100 votes. Three Of
the four republican candidates for
councilmen were elected.
Valley Junction-Blaine Fritz de-
feated in the republican primaries for
a place on the aldermanic ticket, and
who allowed his name to be used on
the democratic ticket In the election.
was defeated by w. II. Carmody by
vote of 179 to 122. The others elected
to the council are H. L. sseyfurt and
w. II. Pring.
Denison - For city solicitor, James
II. Walker, republican. secured 387
votes, to 275 for Z. X. Burch, democrat.
The councilmen elected are Marcus d.
Wright. republican, 80 majority; julius
Moeller, democrat. 81 majority; John
Schnoor, democrat, AZ majority.