Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-04-02

Vote for Bourdeau for collector
! The people of the First ward are
well pleased with the manner in
which A. o. Huff has conducted his
campaign for alderman and with his
! interest in the ward. Therefore they
are going to give him a nice majority
| of the votes next Tuesday.
| The people will reflect Jack Aud
assessor, not only because they feel
that he should be given an opportunity
to make an assessment, and to prove
| his worth, but in resentment of the
habit of Deputy Sheriff Phil Miller in
attempting to defeat everyone who
does not give him deputyship. Phil
as is known is now in a rage at Aud
on account Nf the fact that Miller is
not, kept in the position he held under
| former Assessor Moeller
Vote for Carl Naab down in the
Second ward and send back to the
council man who has already credit
ably represented the ward in the coun-
ell and who will do it again.
Elect Math supervisor and get man
who will do his whole duty, not accord
ing to set customs in county affairs,
but as he sees fit.
DR.. Mark H. Patten will make an
ideal, justice of the peace. He is well
qualified for the Office, and he de-
serves it,
William c. Maucker is one Of the
best known and most highly respected
citizens of Rock Island. The people
of the Third ward have honored him
before and have found the evidence
of good will and confidence worthily
bestowed. He is a representative man
and will make a representative alder
man
For assistant supervisors. the demo
Gratis present Patrick F. Farrell, Dan
ieI w Schroeder and Stephen Stader
Sr., all first class men who are com
petent to represent the township in
an acceptable manner on the county
board.
Charles L. Thompson should be
given a big vote. notwithstanding that
The has no opposition in the Fourth
ward for alderman
Mike Mintz will attend to the duties
of constable in a manner that becomes
the office, and is entitled to the votes
of the people of Rock Island.
Clement p McQuaid is running like
a race horse for alderman in the Fifth
ward. He is a native of the ward and
a property holder. He has spent his
life there, and made his own way in
the world and deserves the confidence
of the people of the ward.
Do not forget Jack Aud. To fail
to reflect him would be to reject him
without giving him a chance.
James D. Davis may not be the can
didate of Alderman Martin McNealy,
but he has the confidence and sup
port of the voters of the Sixth ward
nevertheless. The people up that way
have come to the conclusion that they
are capable of selecting an alderman
without any butting in from the hold
over alderman, who will serve them
more to their liking if he confines
himself to the discharge of his Official |
duties
James A. Campbell, the democratic |
candidate for alderman in the Seventh |
ward, resides with his family at 3014 |
Fifth avenue. He was born in Scott |
county, Iowa, Feb. II, 1869. He was |
formerly a railroad switchman, but /
since meeting with an accident he has
been proprietor of a confectionery
stand at Thirty-first street and Fifth |
avenue. Mr.. Campbell is well known |
and highly regarded among the people /
of the ward, and is entitled to their
support.
Vote for Aud for assessor, and after |
you see the result of his conscientious
work you will be glad of it, No more |
deserving man lives.