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The Glenwood post., 1910-05-07
Primero Mine to Reopen,

Trinidad-The Colorado Fuel & Iron
Company is spending much money re-
pairing the mine at Primero, which
was the scene of a disastrous explo-
sion late in January in which seventy
six men lost their lives. Work on
the wrecked mine has been pushed
rapidly and it will soon be in opera
tion again.
The Glenwood post., 1910-05-07
Lockout on the Slope.

Cameo.-Trouble in the mine of the
Grand Junction Coal Mining Company
here over at attempt of H. Bousfield,
secretary of the miners union, and
Will Crawford, to unionize the mine,
resulted in the lockout of fifty miners
employed here. The miners want a
check weighman installed.
The Glenwood post., 1910-05-07
The WEEKS EVENTS IN COLORADO
Minor Mention.
One case of smallpox at Hudson

One case Of smallpox at Hudson.
Holtwold will have a newspaper.
u. p. graders are nearing Fort Col
lins.
Gilcrest has organized commercial
club.
1t is reported that La lara will have
another newspaper.
Grand Junction will be connected
with Salt Lake City by telephone.
The town of Collbran is taking steps
to acquire and improve public park.
A postoffice has been re-established
at Holtwold with Mrs. ]. L. Rector in
charge.
Capt" William Thurston, cente-
marian (colored) of Cripple Creek, is
dead.
Irrigation projects under way in
Routt county will reclaim 721,000
acres.
Development will Immediately start
on a large tract Of coal land near
Axial.
Greeley will adopt Denver's street
traffic ordinances to prevent ac-
cidents.
Robert 8. Ferguson, a resident of
Silt since 'S7, died there at the age of
seventy.
A commodious depot is being built
at the new town of Welby, on the D.,
L. & N. w.
The new map of Greeley shows
city four miles by two and a half
miles in extent.
The first number OF the Sentinel.
Sligo's first newspaper has made its
appearance.
The upper Plateau valley will be
beautified by $4,000 trees this season.
all fruit-bearing.
The Midland oil house at Cardiff
was burned Monday night with $751;
900 worth of oil.
All machinists in the Missouri Pa
cific shops at Pueblo obeyed the order
to strike Monday.
John M. Wood of Colorado Springs
was killed by a runaway near Fowler,
Monday afternoon.
w. H. Cotton of Thornburg killed
eleven wolves in ten days, and W. B.
Blythe secured five on Piceance creek.
Saguache is hoping that the arrange
ments for the erection OF new 314.-
900 hotel there will be consummated.
The San Luis Valley track meet will
be held at Del Norte May 7th. Special
trains will be run from several points.
The thirteenth annual convention Of
the Otero County Sunday School Asso.,
citation will begin at Manzanola May
9th.
Manzanolas new park will be opened
to the public on the occasion of the
Fourth OF July celebration at that
place.
The Adams County Fair Association
has increased it's capital stock and
Will make large Improvements in its
grounds at Brighton.
A large traction engine and train of
wagons has been put in service for the
handling OF freight between Hooper
and Center, la Nevada.
Andrew Carnegie has sent a check
OF $1,000 to aid the fund for an eques-
trian statue of Gen. w. ]. Palmer, to
be erected at Colorado Springs.
AAo tSWh DOdIu anu several DuSln08S
men Of Carbondale having gone over
to Eagle and inspected the new wa
ter-works plans there. went home and
decided they would like to have wa
terworks at Carbondale, too.
Mrs. Julia Ann Joslyn, a member Of
very old and interesting family OF
American colonists. died At walsen-
burg last week at the age of eighty.
The Denver & Great Western tsu.
gar road) is now running two trains
each way daily. After May 18th con-
nection will be made at Longmont for
Denver in the morning.
Florence has couple, Mr.. and Mrs.
Francisco Espor. aged 11o and LOT, re-
spectively. who have been married
ninety years. they having besa usl/
| rted in 1920 in Santa Fe.
The Glenwood post., 1910-05-07

ST. Louis-While ten policemen sur
rounded his house in an effort to ar
rest him for wife beating, John Bris
coc shot and killed his wife and him
self
The Glenwood post., 1910-05-07
Wriqhts Change Base.

Dayton, O.-The Wright brothers
have abandoned their Montgomery
Ala, testing grounds and their trial
flights in the future will be held at
Simms Station.
The Glenwood post., 1910-05-07
Big Hotel for Cheyenne.

Cheyenne.-Senator F. e. Warren
and associates in hotel enterprise
Tuesday let to the Sorenson Construc.
+ tion Company on = bid OF $139.0O0
contract for the erection OF the bare
structure. unequipDed with plumbing.
etc.
The Glenwood post., 1910-05-07

Indiana Coal Miners to Resume Work.
Terre Haute.-Coal miners and op
orators settled their differences Tues
day night. The miners will return to
work Wednesday.
The Glenwood post., 1910-05-07

MelanehoiiA Prompts Suicide.
Golden man, late Sunday night shot
himself through the heart at his homo
during an attack OF meiancholia.
The Glenwood post., 1910-05-07
Insane Woman and Gun.

Gunnison-A woman claiming to be
Mrs Sim Outcalt and believed to be
crazy, on Monday shot Dan Jordan in
the back She was arrested. Jordan
will recover.
The newspaper., 1910-02-11

tions. With this in view the en-
deavor has been to operate the busi
ness as economically as IL consist
ent with good management. / am
pleased to report that savings have
been effected In different departments
which not only add to the showing
for the past year but will reduce the
expense OF another season. 1t was
necessary to borrow heavily to meet
advance demands OF the season. but
we have paid out this year less than
half as much for interest on borrow
ed money as was necessary n year
ago. BY equipping the carriage de-
part ment we cut our transfer ex-
penses to minimum. Stocks OF
merchandise and packing material
have been reduced nearly $f,500, and
arrangements have been made which
promise to curtail the amount OF
material necessary to carry over
still more noticeable.
In submitting this report wish to
thank all those who by their aid and
their words OF encouragement have
made the difficulties encountered less
discouraging. The cheer OF expressed
appreciation is not quenched by the
closing Of q fiscal year, but remains
The newspaper., 1910-02-11

Bert Hollingsworih returned
Tuesday night from Cedar Rapids.
Ia, with his bride. They will
make their home on what has
long been known as upper Ger
man mesa and has recently been
called by some residents there
Iowa mesa. The writer not having
been long resident of this vicin.
ity begs the forbearancc of News
PAPER readers for not having
learned the proper names of some
localities which he has seen sew
eral times. Authorities do not
seem to be agreed as to the pro.
per name of the place referred to.
The newspaper., 1910-02-11

with your servant long after the ef-
fort is forgotten.
Respectfully submitted.
A. l.. CRAIG, Manager.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-08
CAN
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To break up cold in head or chest
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-08
primary Election was Marked by the
Long Time It Took to Secure
All Of the
Results.
LEE COUNTY VOTE
FIRST Complete Report was on Town
ship Ticket in keokuk at
$50 O'Clock This
Morning.

The primary election of yesterday
was a quiet one in this section,
smaller number of votes being cast
than at the last primary. 1t was
long winded counting bee and in many
cases, the clerks and judges were sill
at it when daylight came this morn
ing
Even the Keokuk wards were not
all finished by morning and at 500
o'clock the third ward judges had
only finished one side of the ticket.
Fort Madison was likewise slow and it
was impossible to tell the outcome
this morning.
But little interest was taken in the
result and there was no crowd last
night at The Gate City office, but a
handful of citizens being present to
wait for the returns to come in This
office was the only newspaper in Keo-
kuk that kept open all night to ac-
comodate the public and gave out
what little information was obtain
able as fast as it could be gathered
At $50 this morning the Keokuk
count had been completed and most
Of the county precincts had been re.
ceived excepting the Fort Madison re.
suits, this keeping the result still in
doubt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-08
keokuk. Fifth Ward.

Garst, 40; Carroll, 1902; Cosson, SIS;
Feely, 40; Chantland, IA; Brainard,
81; Deyoe, I; Heminger, 46; Lark, g.;
Pickett, q Riggs, 16; Welty, 1; Otto
sen Al; Palmer, IS; Sitz, a; Thorne,
II; Wilson, 40; Ferguson, 10; Brook
hart, 3S; Kennedy. 1903; Carver, 112;
Green, 112; Lee, Sc; Smith, III; Rob
erts, 121; Lake, III; Eichhorn. SO;
Sharpe, %; Chambers, 113; Lynn
10; Shafer, &c; Trump, SO; Brink.
man, 124; Hosier, SO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-08
Charleston Township.

Garst, IL; Carroll, 8; Feely, g.;
Chantland, 2; Brainard, 8; Heminger,
2; Lark, 1; Pickett, 1; Riggs, 1; We'll
ty, 1; Ottosen, q Palmer, Is; Sitz, q;
Thorne, 3; Wilson, 8; Ferguson, q;
Brookhart, 2; Kennedy, 80; Carver,
IS; Green, IA; Lee, 10; Smith, 10;
Roberts, 20; Lake, 10; Eichhorn, s;
Sharpe, II; Chambers, 10; Lynn, 20;
Shafer, 6; Trump, IL; Brinkman, 10;
Hosier, 10.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-08
keokuk, Third Ward.

Garst, 4S; Carroll, 100; Cosson, 73;
Feely, SO; Chantland, 10; Brainard,
80; Deyoe. z Heminger, 64; Lark, Q;
Pickett, 10; Riggs, II; Welty, 8; OF
tosen, 81; Palmer, 1903; Sitz, 81;
Thorne, %; Wilson, So; Ferguson, 16;
Brookhart, 81; Kennedy, 113; Carver,
JAG; Green, 131; Lee, 104; Smith, 1873;
Roberts, 1879; Lake, 143; Eichhorn,
100; Sharpe, 81; Chambers, 141; Lynn,
1872; Shafer, SO; Trump, 70; Brink
man, 145; Hosier, 100.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-08
Van Buren, Township.

Moon IL, Porter IA, ellis 2, Pollard
81 Hamilton 5, Shook 8, Krebill 20,
Reitz %, Myers 80, Kennedy 80, Yer
million 16, Williams 1, Miller Z, Hayes
3, Kent II, Starkweather Is, Henne-
mann 6, Crimmins 20, Farrell Z, Hebel
10, Knobs 13, Rakow Z, Young 81,
Slattery 10. Korschgen "a, Ackley 5,
Mayhem 5, Craig 33.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-08
Van Buren, township.

Garst, 8; Carroll, "a; Cosson, 9;
Feely, z; Chantland, 8; Brainard, A;
Deyoe, l; Heminger, 10; Lark, /;
Pickett, /; Riggs. 5; Ottosen, IL;
Palmer, 10; Sitz, 8; Thorne, 6; Will
son, Z; Ferguson, 8; Brookhart, IL;
Kennedy, "a; Carver, 80; Green, q;
Lee, 26; Smith, 80; Roberts, 81; Lake,
3d. Eichhorn, 10; Sharpe, 16; Cham
bers, SO; Lynn, "a; Shafer, Z; Trump,
90; Brinkman, 80; Hosier, 27.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-08
keokuk, Fourth Ward.

Garst 6, Carroll 3S, Cosson 20, Feely
Is, Chantland 8, Brainard 1e, Deyoe
A, Heminger 6, Lark 1, Pickett 2,
Riggs 5, Ottosen IL. Palmer %, Sitz
4, Thorne 2, Wilson IL, Ferguson @,
Brookhart 1, Kennedy 40, Carver So,
Green 81, Lee SO, Smith SO, Roberts
80, Lake 80. Eichhorn s, Sharpe 10,
Chambers 80 Lynn 80, Shafer 6,
Trump 81, Brinkman 80, Hosier %.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-08
keokuk. Second Ward.

Garst, 81; Carol, So; Cosson, SO;
Feely, 81; Chantland, z; Brainard IS;
Deyoe, %; Heminger, 1; Lark, 1;
Riggs, B; Welty, 1; Ottosen, IA;
Palmer, 43; Sitz, 6; Thorne, s; Will
son, IS; Ferguson, Q; Brookhart, IA;
Kennedy, 81; Carver, So; Green, IA;
Lee, so; Smith, 62; Roberts, 50; Lake,
So; Eichhorn, 81; Sharpe, %; Cham
bers, 81; Lynn, So; Shafer, 10; Trump,
So; Brinkman, 6S; Hosier, SO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-08
Harrison Township.

Bashor A, Moon 10, Porter 33, ellis
6. Pollard As, Hamilton IS, Shook Z,
Krebill 81. Reitz SO, Myers 81, Ken
nedy So, Vermillion 4, Williams 6,
Miller II. Hayes 81, Kent 80, Stark
weather 81, Hennemann 9, Crimmins
10, Farrell "a. Hebel S4 Knobbs 2,
Rakow 10, Young 80, Slattery 10,
Korschgen "a, Ackley s, Mayhew 16,
Craig 81, Eppers IS, Smith 81.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-08
keokuk First Ward.

Garst, 4S; Carroll, 1903; Cosson, Al;
Feely, 81; Chantland, IS; Brainard,
&c; Deyoe, 2; Heminger, 81; Pickett,
5; Riggs, II; Ottosen, 81; Palmer,
los; Sitz, 4 Thorne, 90; Wilson, 46;
Brookhart, 81; Kennedy, 112; Carver,
lis; Green, 11S; Lee, "a; Smith, III;
Roberts, 1913; Lake, 1874; Eichhorn,
So; Sharpe, 80; Chambers, 11S; Lynn,
l1s; shafer, 81; Trump, So; Brink
man, 125; Hosier, 1O4.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-08
For Clerk-C. B. Lake ~ onnos,.

For Clerk-C. B. Lake, no opposi-
ton.
For Sheriff-Julius Eichhorn.
For Recorder. c. Chambers, no
opposition.
For Attorney-No name on ticket.
For Superintendent of Schools-E.
Q. Lynn, no opposition.
For Surveyor-No name on ticket.
For Coroner-Ray Trump.
For Supervisors George A. Brink
man and |. S. Hosier, no opposition.
The following returns are received
from the county:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-08
Harrison Township.

Garst, 8; Carroll, "a; Cosson, 8;
Feely, 81; Chantland, s; Brainard, 3;
Deyoe, 1; Heminger, %; Lark, 1;
Picket, 2; Riggs, 2; Ottosen, 8; Palm
err, 80; Sitz, 2; Thorne, 2; Wilson,
16; Ferguson, 3; Brookhart, 3; Kenne-
dy, 81; Carver, 80; Green, SO; Lee, SO
Smith, 40; Roberts, 81; Lake, So;
Eichhorn, IS; Sharpe, %; Chambers,
80; Lynn, AZ: Shafer, s; Trump, 81;
Brinkman, 81; Hosier, So.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-08
Franklin township.

Garst, 5; Carroll, IL; Cosson, g.;
Feely. A. Chantland, 4 Brainard, q;
Heminger, 5; Pickett, 8; Riggs, 2; OF
tosen, 5; Palmer, IL; Sitz, 1; Wilson,
Z; Kennedy, 10; Carver, IS; Green,
1G; Lee, IS; Smith, IS; Roberts, 16;
Lake, IS; Eichhorn, IL; Sharpe, g.;
Chambers. IS; Lynn, IS; shafer, L;
Trump, Is; Brinkman, IS; Hosier, IL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-08
Washinoton Township.

Garst, 9; Carroll, 10; Cosson, IL;
Feely, Z Brainard, 4; Heminger, 5;
Lark, 10; Pickett, 3; Riggs, 3; Welty,
10; Ottosen. IL; Palmer, 8 Thorne,
3; Wilson, 2; Ferguson, 8; Brookhart,
IL; Kennedy, 10; Carver, 81; Green,
IA; Lee, IS; Smith, 10; Roberts, 16;
Lake, 16; Eichhorn, II; Sharpe, z;
Chambers, %; Lynn, 81; Shafer, 81;
Trump, 5; Brinkman, 10; Hosier, %.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-08
Democrats Wanted Porter.

Porter was the favorite for COVER
nor in the county, polling about 1900
votes, with Moon about 700 and Bash
or less than 800. Pollard swung
nearly 1900 for congress. What is
known as the Bank delegation, was
chosen from returns received.
The following returns are received
from county on the democratic ticket:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-08
Des Moines Township.

Moon 10, Porter 6. ellis 3, Pollard
"a. Hamilton II, Shook 10, Krebill 5,
Reitz II, Myers %, Kennedy %, Yer
million 16, Williams 4, Miller 1, Hayes
5, Kent IA, Starkweather IL, Henne-
mann 5, Crimmins 16, Farrell 8, Hebel
5, Knobs 81. Rakow A, Young Is,
Slattery is, Korschgen Is, Ackley IA,
MAYHEM 2, Craig 80, Smith IS, Eppers
8, McManus 90.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-08
Cedar township.

Garst, 8; Carroll, Al; Cosson, 2;
Feely, 13; Chantland, 8; Brainard II;
Deyoe, 1; Heminger, "a; Lark, Il;
Pickett, 8; Riggs, s. Palmer, "a Sitz,
3; Theme, 8; Wilson, 10; Ferguson,
g. Brookhart, 5; Kennedy, 43;; Carver,
So; Green, 81; Lee, 43; Smith, AZ;
Roberts, SO; Lake, AZ; Eichhorn, 49,;
Sharpe, 16; Chambers, 43; Lynn, 81;
shafer q; Trump, 10; Brinkman, 49,;
Hosier, 40.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-08
keokuk, First Ward.

Bashor, 8; Moon, 10; Porter, 80;
ellis, 8; Pollard so; Hamilton, As;
Shook, II; Krebill, 81; Reitz, Is; My,
ers, 81: Kennedy, 50; vermillion, SO;
Williams, 8; Miller, 8; Hayes, 9;
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-08
Washington Township.

Bashor IL, Moon Is, Porter &c. ellis
6. Pollard 80, Hamilton %, Shook Is,
Krebill II, Reitz %, Myers 81, Ken
nedy 40. yermillion 4, Williams 1, Mil
Ter 16, Hayes %, Kent AZ, Starweather
6. Hennemann II, Crimmins 81, Far
rell 10, Hebel Z, Knobbs s, Rakow 90,
Young "a, Slattery Is, Korschgen 81,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-08
Jackson Outside.

Garst, II; Carroll, %; Cosson, II;
Feely, 10; Chantland, 2; Brainard, 49,;
Deyoe, @; Heminger, 9; Lark, 2; Pick
EFT, Q; Riggs, 8; Welty, 5; Ottosen,
10; Palmer, %; Sitz, 4; Thorne, 1;
Wilson, Is; Ferguson, 4; Brookhart
4 Kennedy, 45; Carver, 40; Green
"a; Lee, 81; Smith, Al; Roberts, AZ:
Lake, SO; Eichhorn, "a; Sharpe, IA;
Chambers, So; Lynn, 80; Shafer, So;
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-08
Keokuk. Sixth Ward.

Garst 6S; Carroll, SO; Cosson, 81;
Feely, so; Chantland, 10; Brainard,
So; Deyoe, Z; Heminger, &c; Lark,
2; Pickett, 5; Riggs, 16; Welty, 8;
Ottosen, As; Palmer, 70; Sitz, IL;
Thorne, IS; Wilson, 80; Ferguson,
IS; Brookhart, SO: Kennedy, 107 Car
yer, 124 Green, 50; Lee, 81; Smith,
lis; Roberts, 11s; Lake, 113; Eich-
horn, 81; Sharpe, IS; Chambers,
109; Lynn, Ill; Shafer, SIS; Trump,
GO; Brinkman, 127; Hosier, 80.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-08
Marion Township.

Garst, / Carroll, 6; Cosson, s; Fee
ly. |; Chantland, 2; Brainard, 4;
Heminger, 8; Palmer, 6; Thorne, Il;
Wilson, 1; Kennedy, s; Carver, s.;
Green, z; Lee, 8; Smith, 6; Roberts,
6; Lake, Z; Eichhorn, 5; Chambers,
Z; Lynn. 6; shafer, A. Trump, L.;
Brinkman, 5; Hosier, 5.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-08
keokuk, Second Ward.

Bashor 10, Moon So, Porter 1872,
ellis IS, Pollard 167, Hamilton 100,
Shook 81, Krebill 123, Reitz SO, Myers
$50, Kennedy 1872, Vermillion 95, Will
liams 81. Miller Sc, Hayes 81, Kent Al,
Starkweather 1876, Hennemann 60,
Crimmins 80, Farrell 105, Hebel sc.
Knobs So, Rakow IS. Young &C, Stat
terry 1876, Korschgen 81, Ackley II,
MAYHEM "A, Craig 1875, McManus rs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-08
keokuk, Third Ward.

Bashor, IL; Moon. SO; Porter, 6S;
ellis, 81; Pollard, so; Hamilton, 65;
Shook, 16; Krebill, "A; Reitz, 6S;
Myers, 105; Kennedy, 113; Vermil-
lion, II; Williams, Is; Miller, 90;
Hayes, 10; Kent, SO; Starkweather,
81; Henneman, So; Crimmins, 81;
Farrell, IS; Hebel, 16; Knobs, AZ;
Rakow, Sc; Young, 61; Slatery, 65;
Korschgen, Ga; Ackley, 81; MAYHEM,
Is; Craig, 116; McManus, 119.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-08
Trump, 5; Brinkman, 40; Hosier, 4c
Des Moines Township.

Garst, IL; Carroll, %; Brookhart,
4; Kennedy, 35s Carver, "a; Green,
81; Lee, SO; Smith, 40; Roberts, AZ;
Lake. 40; Eichhorn, II; Sharpe, 10;
Chambers, 80; Lynn, AZ; Shafer, IA;
Trump. %; Brinkman, Sc; Hosier, SO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-08
ponnelIson Township.

Garst, Is; Carroll, SO; Cosson, 6;
Feely, 4; Chantland, 4; Brainard, 2;
Heminger, 5: Pickett, 3; Riggs, 2;
Ottcsen, s. Palmer, -; Sitz, l. Will
son, Z; Brookhart, 8; Kennedy, A;
Carver, Al; Green, IS; Lee, %; Smith,
As; Roberts, AZ; Lake, As; Eichhorn,
So; Sharpe, IL; Chambers, 4S; Lynn,
As; Shafer, %; Trump, %; Brinkman,
A; Hosier, AZ.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-08
Marion Township.

Bashor 5, Moon 81, Porter So, ellis
%, Pollard IS, Hamilton Sc, Shook 2,
Krebill 81, Reitz SO, Myers S3, Ken
nedy 104, Vermillion 30, Williams 4,
Miller &c, Hayes %, Kent 81, Stark
weather Is. Hennemann Is, Crimmins
95. Farrell is, Hebel "a, Knobs 81,
Rakow As, Young 6s, slattery 81,
Korschgen 81. Ackley 6, Mayhem 16,
Craig 80, Eppers So, Smith 81, Nc.
Manus SO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-08
keokuk. Fourth Ward.

Bashor is, Moon 30, Porter 70, Gill
lis IS, Pollard SO, Hamilton SO, Shook
80, Krebill 90, Reitz AZ, Myers SO,
Kennedy 81, Vermillion "a, Williams
20, Miller 1S, Hayes II, Kent %,
Starkweather Ill, Hennemann 80,
Crimmins IS, Farrell Al, Hebel 81,
Knobs 81, Rakow 40, Young 81, Stat
terry SO, Korschgen Al, Ackley A.
Mayhew 40, Craig lis, McMHanus lbs,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-08

Kent. %; starkweather, SO; Henne-
mann, "a; Crimmins, A; Farrell, H.
Hebel, g.; Knobbs, 81; Rakow, 81;
Young, 80; Slattery, 80; Korschgen,
So; Ackley, 90; Mayhem, s; Craig, 65;
McManus, 81.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-08
Franklin Township.

Bashor 10, Moon II, Porter is, ellis
6, Pollard 40, Hamilton %, Shook 10,
Krebill "a, Reitz 81, Myers AZ, Ken
nedy 46, Vermillion 8, Miller 43,
Hayes Z, Kent 30, Starkweather 16
Hennemann 13, Crimmins is, Farrell
IA, Hebel 8, Knobs 10, Rakow 90
Young 80, slattery II, Korschgen %
Ackley Z, Mayhew IS, Craig 43.
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Democratic County Ticket


For state senator-E. P. McManus
no opposition.
For state entatives-Hamilton
and Krebill
For authoritarian P. Meyers, no
opposition.
For treasurer-H. j. Kennedy. no
opposition.
For clerk-Fred B. Kent
For sheriff.. j. Crimmins.
For recorder-Carl j. Miller.
For attorney Theodore A. Craig,
no opposition.
For school supt.-Alee w, Rakow.
For surveyor-No name on ticket.
For coroner-Fred Korschgen.
For supervisors Slattery and
e. D. Smith.
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Montrose Township.

Garst, 80; Carroll, 1913; Brookhart
%; Kennedy, 141; Carver, 1903; Green
rs; Lee, 90; Smith, 1902; Roberts, SO
Lake, 1O1; Eichhorn, 81; Sharpe, 81;
Chambers, 1O2; Lynn, 112; Shafer 80;
Trump, 60; Brinkman, 90; Hosier, So.
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keokuk. Fifth Ward.

Bashor 6; Moon, 80; Porter, 55;
ellis, Is; Pollard, 50; Hamilton, So;
Shook, 10; Krebill, 80; Reitz, 30; My
ers, rs; Kennedy, rs; Vermillion, 49,;
Williams, 10; Miller, 10; Hayes, II;
Kent, SO; Starkweather, So; Henne-
mann, 43; Crimmins, 81; Farrell, %;
Hebel, "a; Knobs, 10; Rakow, 40;
Young, "A; slattery, 81; Korschgen,
So; Ackley, 81; MAYHEM, IA; Craig,
SO; McManus, SO.
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Montrose township.

Bashor 4, Moon Al, Porter 20 ellis
16, Pollard 81, Hamilton 6e, Shook
%, Krebill 3s, Reitz 30, Myers 67,
Kennedy 80, vermillion 80, Williams
is, Miller IL, Hayes 10, Kent IS,
starkweather SO, Hennemann AZ,
Crimmins 25, Farrell 81, Hebel 8,
Knobs 62, Rakow II, Young 60,
Slattery 80, Korschgen "A, Ackley "a,
Mayhew 6, Craig so, McManus "a,
Smith 40, Eppers SO.