Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-27
Other Elections.

Other Elections.
West Union-The citizens ticket was
elected. Mayor. G. A. Mc1lree; solicit
tor. E. II. Estey: assessor, H. Wimber;
aldermen, First ward, w. B. Thomas;
Second ward, c. D. Chandler: Third
ward, G. D. Lathrop.
Seymour-Mayor. w. L. Harris; city
attorney, ]. S. Stamps; treasurer, r. E.
Lowry; assessor, A. l.. Haines.
Spencer-Citizen's ticket elected.
Taggart: assessor, C. E. Blondel So
HECTOR. w. E. Barnhart Aldermen,
First ward, r. L. Coch; Second ward
H. E. Glover and L. H. Moulton, to
succeed H. Chamberlain.
Tabor-Temperance was the issue
here. The liberals won, defeating the
temperance ticket, Mayor Rice being
beaten by Duffy by twenty votes.
Stbley-Citizen's ticket elected May
or, c. M Brooks; treasurer, A. w. Nc
Call: clerk. NJ. M. Trainer; assessor, C.
A. Chambers: councilmen. F. T. Cot
tingham, L. p Jenkins and A. Morton
Faimield-tRepublican won. The
electric franchise asked by the tile
company carried by about to L. Coun-
cilmen, by wards: First H. L. Willis;
Smith; Fourth, John Barnes
Woodbine-There was a warm fight
for the mayoralty. For mayor, Rev
Clint j. w. Triem received 172 votes
and G. w. Reed $50. c. w. Tuttle and
James Cromie were elected councilmen:
I. r. Sef1in, clerk: George w. Coe,
treasurer: r. ]. WEIGH. assessor.
Chariton-Charles H. Cornell was
elected mayor over w. B. Barger by a
vote of 500 to PSI. Councilman, B. r.
Vandyke, S. S. Oppenheimer, ]. j. Lari-
mer, N. Rodger.
Oelwein.--The proposition carrying
a gas franchise carried by about two
to one. The socialists polled 60 votes.
Councilmen elected: A. Kraft, D. G.
Orkerey and j. wallish, democrats, and
D. Hunter, republican John Jamison.
democrat, was selected city attorney.
Malcom.-The city election here re-
suited: Mayor. j. A. Cummings; re-
corder, ]. E. Winchell; treasurer w.
F. Vogel: assessor G. F. Lawrence;
councilmen. A. Whitmarsh, C. L. Scott
and S. Mcclure.
Vinton.-The city election here was
very quiet, except in the Second and
Fourth wards, where j. c. Downs and
Jonathan Beatty defeated republican
candidates for councilmen by small
majority.
Afton.-Frank Bolinger, on the citi-
Briggs, republican, by 40 majority. The
city limits were extended by large
vote.
sidney-w. H. Norcutt was re-elect-
ed mayor by a majority Of As over
Samuel Reeves.
New Hampton.-No contests. The
following were elected: John Kege-
bine in the First ward: F. ]. Naryang
in the Second; H. p Neht in the Third
and Charles Stafford in the Fourth.
Mount vernon.-The citizens ticket
was elected. J. A. Hinier receiving a
large majority for mayor.
Pocahontas-The election resulted:
Mayor, c. D. Wilkinson; councilmen, c.
SCHNEIDER; assessor, r. Ballard; treas
urer, P. w. Bissell. Mutual telephone
franchise carried by 141 majority. F..
E. Freeman and H. B. MCGEE were
tied for councilman. F'reeman's name
being the one drawn.
Lake City. Mayor, j. B. McCrary
received 275 votes and e. w. Townsend,
1913. j. M. Tickle was elected assessor,
g. G. Hutchinson, treasurer; Jonathan
j. Jacobson, solicitor; councilmen, j.
w. Woodward, r. F. Brooks, j. Fuller,
w. A. Bunting.
Fort Observation-Disclosures. c. w.
Fruehling, republican; Dan P. Hery,
republican; H. F. Stempel, democrat;
John Junge, democrat; C. C. Hurt, re-
publican; Adolph Buster, democrat and
Fred Sorehlig, democrat.
Corning-Knowles, republican, was
reelected mayor over Wilmarth of the
citizens ticket. There was no contest
on the other offices.
Barlham-The citizens ticket won:
Mayor, n. L. Kali; councilmen, H. g.
Schlarb and D. H. Palmer; treasurer,
II. IS. Thompson; recorder, w. S. Shop
pard; assessor, Ed Lippincott.
Harlan-C. Byers, son of w. H. Byers
was elected mayor over E. A. Moore
by IA votes. D. O. Stuart was elected
solicitor and William Wyland is elect
ed assessor.
Perry-A. w. Diddy, republican, and
G. C. Hollenbeck, citizens candidate,
were elected aldermen. Winner and Ed
mundson, republican, and Fall, citizens
candidate, were elected park commits
sioners. The tax levy for public
parks carried.
Adel.-The citizens ticket won In a
warm contest. Mayor, Lee Thornton,
republican; assessor, F. D. Mckay.
treasurer, M. A. Loehr; clerk, B. T.
Sweeley; councilmen, F. A. Douglas
and j. c. Hill, democrats.
Primghar.-Mayor, w w. Arther-
holt, republican; councilmen, G. S.
Wright, democrat; Frank Wright, re-
publican; clerk, w. H. Downing, dem
ocrat; assessor r. w. johnson, repub-
lican.
Alta.-The business mems ticket won
here as follows: Mayor, F. S. Thick
nell; S. e. Stanfield, clerk; W. H.
Bischel, treasurer; A. r. Browne, G.
j. johnson, c. P. Corneliussen and
George C. Isbell, councilmen; N.
Christensen, assessor; M. Adams, j.
Johannesen and F. G. Tinckneli, park
commissioners.
Coon Rapids.-Only one ticket in the
field. Mayor, C. c. Brown; councils
men, A. j. Hawkey, Ed Smith and M.
S. Mitchell.
Aurelia.-Mayor, w. ]. Prisch: coun-
cilmen, c. S. Goodrich, George Cham