Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-19
VILLAGE OFFICERS
Are Named at Election Hello
Over County Yester-
day.
ANDALUsIA is TO BE DRY
Temperance Ticket Wins Easily Over
citizens'-ResuIts Else
where.

Elections held in the several vii
ages Of the county yesterday resulted
As follows:
At Milan the peoples ticket easily
defeated the Incomplete independent
ticket. the new officers being as fol
| lows:
| President-Thomas Cannon.
Clerk-Wnliam Walker.
Trustees-Ray Fitzpatrick. George
Brown. F. w Boulton.
License prevails at Milan.
East Moline Returns President.
WIZ. zimmerman. who headed the
citizens ticket was reelected presi-
dent in East Moline. There was a
peoples ticket also. The vote:
President-W. H zimmerman. c.
1871; George Sarginson, p, So.
Cler!l-Frank J. Ciendenin, c, 144;
James Pease. p. rs.
Trustees-P. J. German, c, 125; P
B. Fisk. C. I23; Frank Proessel c.
| 10; Carl Lundquist. P. 10; A Van
derbeke. p, IS; James Mcdowell. p.
50.
Police Magistrate-James Fox.
109; Charles Hoesli. p, ia.
East Moline continues license.
One Ticket Mt Rapids city.
But IA votes were cast at Rapids
City. there being but one ticket There
was no issue. the board favoring Ii
cense. as in the past. The officers:
President-F. NJ. Mitchell.
Clerk 8. Schafer.
Trustees-Hai Adams, Jacob Rush,
c. c. Vogler
Salary Issue Mt Hampton.
In Hampton there were two tickets.
both opposing salary. only the peoples
anti-salary favored pay for the clerk
The vote:
President-Gustav Harder. P AS
SO; Paul Guckert. AS. Al.
Clerk-Sigfrcd Peterson AS. 80:
Albert Bowles. AS, Al.
Trustees-August Walker, p AS,
50; Charles Peterson. p AS. As: Har-
Old Schneider, AS, 4G; Joseph
Hermes. AS. 20; Harry Lee, AS. As:
John Johnson. AS. -.
Police Observation-Disclosures Skies. P
AS, Al; l.. F. Baker. AS. 20.
License at Sears.
The license ticket was not opposed
at Sears. The officers elected:
Presldent-William Tate.
Clerk-H. X. Cox.
Treasurer-Emil Luchman.
Trustees. Waldman. l.. Huss, ].
Shoemaker, two years; c. II. DibbeTn,
one year, to fill vacancy
Port Byron Continues Dry.
There was but one ticket in the
cense. The officers:
President. w Simonson.
Cier6-B. B. Huntley.
Police Magistrate-E. NJ Rogers.
Trustees-Henry Toner, l. NJ. Saw
age, Julius Lincke
COrdOva Goes Wet.
In Cordova the license ticket won
the result of the village election being
as follows:
Mayor-D. T. Pinneo, /, IS; G. H..
eager, A. L.. II.
Members of the Board-A. W. Mui
Iery. L, Sc: F. l.. Smith, L, 5S; F. f.
Rathburn. L, IS; B. b. Bresnahan. L,
IS; ]. Bryan, A. l., A; A. w. Smith,
A L., 43; Frank Zimmerman, \. l.,
45; r. c. Cool. A. l., A.
Police Magistrate-J B. Vandeburg
l., 81; j. H. Marshall. A l.. IL.
CIerk-O. c. Handel (no opposi-
tion.)
No License at Andalusia.
The temperance ticket had easy sail
ing at Andalusia, the citizens ticket,
which opposed, being incomplete with
one trustee and village clerk short.
The eight votes for clerk were scratch
ed on the tickets. The result of
the election was as follows:
President-R. G. Thompson, temp.
20: ]. H. West, cit, IS
Clerk-R G. Thompson, temp, Sc;
\. p. Phillips, cit, 8.
Trustees-Samuel Kennedy, temp,
50; T. w. Simmons. temp. 30; r. p.
Roth temp. 81; c. L. Wenks. temp.
10; Jacob Burkett. cit, 49,; Thomas
Cole. cit, %; William Stewart, cit. %.
Citizens Win at Coal Valley.
There were citizens and independ-
ent tickets at Coal Valley. There were
no issues on policies of government,
the saloon question not entering. as
the Valley has been wet from away
back The fight was between the
friends of the candidates for the board
presidency, G. r. Grapp and Robert
Patterson. Mr.. Knapp won by vote
of AZ 10 81 for his opponent. The en-
tire citizens ticket was elected, as
follows:
President-G. B. Knapp.
CleTk-Murt Conner Jr.
Trustees-WiIliam Counley. K. J.
Stenstrom, r. /. Wilson.
Marshal-S. ID. Gregg.
Treasurer-Robert Sackyille.