Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-04-19
Inquire of E. NJ. Reading
80 McManus Building, Davenport, Iowa

City treasurer. Lawrence Greer,
c., first ward. "a; second ward. II;
third ward, As; total, 179.
City attorney-W. G. Baker, c.,
first ward, 81; second ward, 50; third
ward, As; total. 1S4.
Police magistrates. A. Cartright,
c., first ward, IS; second ward, II;
third ward, 45: total, $50.
Aldermen-First ward, Charles P.
Radden, P, AZ; second ward, ]. c..
Mcdowell, P, So; H. H. Blohm, Ind,
80; third ward, R. V Speybroeck, p,
As; Peter Vanders. Ind, SO.
SPLIT IN WATERTOwN.
In Watertown, where there we're but
three village trustees to elect, the cit
liens party named two and the peo-
pies party one. The vote recorded,
the three highest being elected:
Ben H. Rah, c, 60; Eric Bowman, c,
AZ; H. C. McNeal, c, 55; S. F. Peter
son, P, 80; Henry Hillberg, P, So; Lou
is P Miller, P. &c.
PEOPLES IN RAPIDS CITY.
There was no issue in Rapids City.
peoples candidates being elected. The
vote:
President-F NJ Mitchell, P, "a; AL,
bert Adams, c, Is.
Trustees-W. y. Tyler. P, -; Jacob
Resch, P. 81; W. NJ. Jacobs, P, 10;
George Jacobs, c, II; Charles Vogel,
c, Is; A. B. E. Adams, Jr., c, II,
George Tyler, c, IS.
Police Magistrate-L. S. Shaffer, P,
%; A B. E Adams. ST., C, Is.
ONE TICKET IN FORT BYRON.
There was no contest in Port Byron,
anti-license candidates being elected.
S. H. Shafer received three votes for
police magistrate, leading a field of
five. The vote:
President-W. D. Hall, %.
Trustees-F. B. Shelton, "a Henry
Opendyke, 90; r H. Wendt, &c.
Police Magistrate-A. G.. Brewster.
2; ]. E. Swisher, 1; S. H Shafer, 3;
]. w. Simonson, 1; Charles Very, l.
ANTI-sALARY WINS IN HAMPTON.
At Hampton the peoples anti-salary
ticket swept the independents off the
board. electing the entire list of Off
GERS by about TO 1. The results fol
low:
President-G. F McNabney, P, As;
Charles Schrieber, Ind, 81.
Police Magistrate-M. B. Underwood,
P, so; c. E. Skies, Ind, %.
Trustees-George Mohr, p, As; Jesse
Gordon, P, Al; Joseph Peterson, p, so;
John Edelman, Ind, %; Edward Robe
son. Ind, 20; Charles S. Lee, Ind, 81
REYNOLDS ANTI-LICENsE.
At Reynolds the only ticket in the
field was the anti-license. The officers;
President-John II. Minteer.
Clerk-G. c. Sceetzen.
Trustees-John McAdam, George w.
Fitzpatrick. Nathan Taylor
Police Magistrates. d. Wait.
CITIZENS IN COAL VALLEY.
The citizens ticket was the only one
in the field in the Coal Valley election.
The officers:
President. J. Frederick.
Clerk-John F. Lees.
Trustees-John ?. Lindquist, Mar
Ill oitNcibs VI d ANiopBr h"C s~SAS
Edward Nightingale. 10 fill unexpircd
term of one year.
PEOPLES WINS IN MILAN.
At Milan, the peoples party ticket
made a clean sweep of all offices, de
feating the independent candidates. /
The results:
President-Jobn NJ Rahbarger, +.
II: F. W. Boulton, Ind, So.
Trustees-WIliam D. Brandenhurg,
P, 81: William Mcsher, p, "a; VIII
liam Cohen. P. 101; William H. Low
ell. Ind, IS.
CITIZENS CARRY SEARS.
The citizens ticket carried the day
in Sears, defeating the peoples can
didates by a margin Of six to ten
votes. The results
President-Simon PoehIman, c,
defeated c. H. Dibbern, P.
For trustees Seth Money, VIII
liam Schumacher and ]. w. Donald,
citizens. were elected over John
Bleuer, w. Barnett and J. D. Col
lier, P.
Fred EngeIbrecht. c. was elected
trustee for one year TO fill an uneE-
pired term
CITIZENS CARRY ANDALUsIA.
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