Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-06-11
m, James Miller and George Lep

EdSlnStOH - FIRST pTecncI, RuSn
store, p. l.. McManus, Martin jain
and John Hofer; second precinct, en-
CINE house, r. P. Wait, George May
hew and C. H. Wayne.
Andalusia-Village hail., Albert Ho
Ifer, James G. Britton and Willard Par
menter.
Buffalo Prairie-North Buffalo school,
Charles Schnier, M. Kelly and W. X
Tyler.
Drury-Foster store, Reynolds Hays,
Samuel w. Spickler and Fred Foster
Rock Island.
First Ward-First precinct, Mold bar
Der shop. James Warnock, j. F. Hodges
and Martin Weinberger; second pre-
cinct, GOO Seventh avenue, Valentine
Mold. John Kolloff and b. j. Gahagen
Second Ward-First precinct, Kruse's
shoe shop, Ezra Wilcher, w. H. Schri-
yer and John p. Sexton; second pre-
cinct, city barn, Philip Wagner, j. B.
Eckhart and Oscar Seidel.
Third Ward = First precinct, Jail
building, H. F. Lamp. David Don and
l.. ]. Deisenroth; second precinct, 1434
Seventh avenue, Ben Rinck, w. A.
Guthrie and Peter SchIemmer; third
precinct, Ullemeyer's drug store, Will
liam Johnston, Sam Ryerson and G. F.
Helpenstell.
Fourth Ward-First precinct, Frick's
barn, II. j. Pardon, Charles Exner and
n. nj. Moore; second precinct Levy's
barn, II. G. Harris, Charles Fiebig and
M. w. Battles, Sr.
Fifth Ward = First precinct, hose
house, Twenty-second street, C. B.
Knox, Hans Schroeder and Robert
kuschmann, ST.; second precinct,
Schmid's grocery, Charles Oswald,
George l.. Schmid and John Brennan.
Sixth ,Ward-First precinct, hose
house, Twentysixth street, John Mohl,
John Warner and w. H. Brough; sec
ond precinct, Riess' barn, l.. v. Swan
son, John Snitzer and Charles Lowell.
Seventh Ward - First precinct, AL
lan's restaurant, Thirty-first street and
Fifth avenue. Joshua Hasselquist H. H.
I,obb and Fred Haneke; second pre-
cinct, Peterson carpenter shop, Carl
Anderson, A. f. Nelson and Emil
Thiessen; third precinct, Cannon paint
shop, Philip Bruchman, Frank Beranke
and Chris Cannon.
Moline.
First Ward = First precinct, PahFs
meat market, Emil Heimbeck, ]. E.
Berndt and Theo Charlberg; second
precinct, Swan Tropp's office, N. E.
Munson, w. II. EfIlandt and D. A. Dan
ielson.
Second Ward-First precinct, Second
| district hose house, George Landee,
Charles Godehn and A. F. Vinton; sec
ond precinct, Schillinger boiler shop,
S. J. Hammerquist, Noah Huddle and
William Bobke.
Third Ward-First precinct, city hall.
George M. Gould, F. A. Burgston and
Dennis Brennan; second precinct,
Blackwell livery, r. j. Pears, Frank
Lundholm and Babe Altz.
Fourth Ward-First precinct, Third
district hose house, George HI McKin-
ley, J. E. Gustus and w. Cole: second
precinct, Barnard's old office, Fred En-
trikin, j. l.. Oakleaf and V. E. Brown.
Fifth Ward - First precinct. Dr.
Tremblay's building, John Sward
Owen E. Owens and Herman G. Ny.
gren; second precinct, Gripp's barn
Charles G. Hogberg, Clarence Isaacson
and j. E. Creutz.
| Sixth Ward-First precinct. Lindens
barber shop, Fred Linden, H. C. Quade
and Henry Wilke; second precinct
Browns brick block. Oscar Newberg
e. Minteer. and James Hasson.
| Seventh Ward-First precinct, Coyne's
store room, W. B. Kent, Swan Dahl
berg and John Gustafson: second pre-
cinct, Candee's store, R. A. Smith
George e. E. Townsend and Harry
lO'Brien; third precinct, Ridgeview
school house, Alfred Truxel, John
Lundholm and G. A Anderson.
Grand Jury Named.
The board appointed the September
grand jury, as follows:
Cordova-H. N. Travenner.
II Coe-Charles Wake.
II Canoe Creek-Hiram Cain.
H Zuma-Seth Head.
Il Port Byron-George w. Rose.
II Hampton-John Oltmann.
South Moline-W. p Odendahl.
Moline-Henry Schacht, Elias Gran,
and NJ. ID. RosenfieId
Rock Island-L. l.. Hance, Julius
Mosenfelder, Andrew Etzel and Wi
liam Schaarman.
n South Rock Island Charles G
Wulff.
Black Hawk-A f. Brasher.
Coal Valley-Murt Conner Jr.
Rural-W. J(,Caughey.
Bowling-C. c. Clarke.
IL Edgington-Charles Dunlap
ADMINISTRATORS Robson.
Buffalo Prairie-Morgan Mahaffen
Drury-Fred Kruger.
Arrange for Publication.
The contract for the publication O
the official proceedings of the boar
was awarded to the Moline dispatch
for $3.50, the Dispatch, under tn
agreement, furnishing supplement
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