Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-22

ldry at the election two weeks ago.
| Hampton had another issue, that of
salaries for village officials, but there
was no division ON this point, both the
citizens and peoples tickets being
nominated on the anti-salary platform.
Coal Valley will keep saloons, the
license question not appearing on the
ballots.
| Remains Wei.
Hampton township being wet by vir-
Itue of the election April 7 there will
be no change in the villages, except
ling Watertown, which mas been dry.
but yesterday elected a board of trus-
ltees fayoring license. In Hampton
Village and SilYis saloons will be kept.
while at East Moline the question was
mot voted upon and the saloons Wilt
mot be disturbed. In Carbon Cliff, the
lether village in the same township, the
ing upon tie vote between Steve
Adams, wet, and William Gainey, dry,
leach getting "a votes for trustee. II
Adams wins the board will be a tie
but with a dry president it is doubtful
If saloons will be introduced.
4 Following are the results in the var,
lious villages:
/ Trustees-Joseph Moorehead, ind,
II; William Walters. ind, 101; w.
, l.. Eddy. Ind, 105; Hugh Canaan, peo..
: G1; Charles Boyer. peo., A.; Dan
Fitzsimmons, peo., g.
Clerk-Charles David, ind, 80; F.
Fl. Harris, peO., SIS.
Police Magistrate Ito fill vacancy
&c. d. Mclaughlin (no opposition)
For saloons, 70; against saloons, 73
Sears.
Zone ticket in the field.
Trustees-Simon Poehman, August
Bloom, William Shoemaker.
Clerk-Frank Fiebig.
Police Observation-Disclosures Harding
For saloons, 40; against saloons, 5
, East Moline.
East Moline elected aldermen only
, and the license question was not on
the ballot The peoples candidate
for alderman withdrew in the Third
ward. The result follows:
First ward-A. Bergholtz cit, 80;
Carl Bralle, peo.. Co.
, Second ward-P STANCE cit, so;
Joe Dale, peo., &c.
Third ward-Frank Wiley, ind, Ga
Alphonse De Schepper, cit, 40.
WATERFOWL.
e Watertown has a license board, I
!, to 2, and a license president as re
o lsult of the election. The vote follows
:. President-George Allsbrow, cit
f l63; D. Y Allsbrow, anti-license, 81.
+ Trustees two years-G. H. Rah, cit
60; Ed Axelson. cit, CT; George Nor
:. ton, cit, CT; ]. A. Peteson, anti-li
III cense, Ga; r. B. Chalmers, anti-license
II 55; w. G. Ausbrook, anti-license, As.
HI Trustees one year,. w. Dawson
II cit, G5; Samuel P. Cossner, cit, G5
II Daniel Pinkerton, anti-license, So
II VIII Parker, anti-license, so.
II Clerk-W. Fl. Schave cit, so
II George Dirreen, anti-license, II.
III Treasurer-Kinsley Matthews. cit
II 60; Robert G. Young, anti-license, 5;
Ill Silvis.
Ill Trustees-F. ]. Ball, cit, 1877; Hel
III bert Love, cit, 116; ]. w. Pike, cit
III 1874; Lewis Korb, cit, 1873; H. II. Cole
III peo., So; ]. H. Richards, peo., 40.
HI Clerk--William Ireland, cit, 1873 (ur
Ill opposed.
llll For saloons, 100; against saloons, 3,
Hi CcrdOva.
IIil Cordova voted dry by a small MI
HI jority and elected anti-license trus
Ill tees. There was but one candidat
HI for clerk. The result:
Ill Cierk-O. C. Handell, anti-licens,
III SO.
Ill Trustees-Charles Opdycke, anti-l
iii cense, 81; A. w. Smith. anti-licens,
II 80; w. II. Phymire, anti-license, 60
Ill Ed Rathburn license, 81; Fred SmitI
license, 20; S. S. Quick, license, 81
iii Port Byron.
Hill (Only one ticket in the feld.)
Ill CierkLB. B. Huntley
Vii Trustees-Swan Swanson, w. v
II Shreve, Frank Shelton.
I'LL Carbon Cliff.
Hi tCitizens Wet and Peoples Dry)
Hill Trustees-Fred Meske, cit, 81; Stew
\ Miller, cit, 81; Steve Adams, cit, "a
William Gerheart, peo., 35; Charlie
Rosmond, peo., 81; William Gainy
lpeo., 81.
I'LL Clerk-R. O'Donnell cit, AZ (uno]
Hi posed.)
Ill Police observation-disclosures Came,
cit, 40 (unopposed)
Hi Coal valley.
Hill Trustees for two years-Emil Nigh
ngale, cit, &c; ID. H. Lyon, cit, &c
M. w. Poster, cit, 81; James Sacl
II vile, peo., &c; John Schroeder, pee