Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-26

ing was quite spirited. as there was
opposition. Three tickets were in the
field, the Citizens, headed by Dobbin.
the Peoples, without a candidate for
mayor, and the Populous, also without
nnayoralty candidate. The Citizens
ticket was largely successful. and with
one withdrawal after filing. this ticket
elected three councilmen besides the
mayor, treasurer, and assessor.
For mayor Dobbin received 120 votes,
and with him for the council Frank
Ball. with 96 votes: Edward Eckhart,
with 1913, and H. F. Keller with SO,
were elected to succeed themselves.
The other two councilmen elected We're
E. H. Hilleman, with 80, and G. L.
Corbett, ITO, both on the Peoples tick
ct. NJ. j. Rohwedders vote for treas
urer was 1919, and W. D. Bowers. for
assessor the same. ]. G. Gutekunst
with vote Of so, was the only candi-
date for the council on the Citizens
ticket who was defeated. John Schmel-
lick. Jr., OH the Populous ticket was
also defeated, receiving a vote Of so.
Bolienbacher Again Mayor Melbourne.
w. H. Bollenbacher was again chosen
mayor of Melbourne in Mondays cleo
ticn. receiving 81 votes as the candi-
date on the Citizens ticket over IS. y.
Pull, Independently William Sloccm
was given l vote, altho he was not on
either of the tickets.
The real contest in the Melbourne
election proved to be on assessor. T. u.
Bale, CCitizenss) being chosen over j.
o DeButts, independently by vote
of So to IS Had not ten ballots cast
for DeButts been spoiled in marklnS'
the contest would have been tie.
The Citizens. ticket was elected al
most in its entirety. For the counc1l
Jacob Liebsle was reelected, with
vote Of 81: J. C. Osten was reelected
with 6S votes: A. S. Anderson. Win o.
votes. succeeds W. NJ. Wilsterman; II.
Hesserius, with 81. succeeds W. Is.
Grower: and w. e. Mason was CHOSEN
with a vote of 81. Albert Sandernlan
received IS votes for treasurer
Morey Reelected at Liscon,s.
Without opposition George +. Morey
was reelected mayor Of Liscomb IN
Mondays election The vote was light
and but little interest was manifested
owing to the lack of contests. Henry
lIT
Of for r,avnr For the council s.
Dickerson, with % votes was elected 10
succeed himself: Elmer F. BiersbcrE.
with %, was chosen to succeed j. +.
Miller: f. F. Clark, with %. was elect
- 70 succeed L. Schryver: j w
Gaunt. with %. was chosen to succeed
F. P. Smith. and F. W. Dillon was re-
elected. with a vote of %. and E. II.
vote of %. $. Dickerson was given l
vote for treasurer. and for councll1heh
complimentary votes were east Tor
William Meyers, Frank M!i-er' Roy
Clark. and f. E. BOYD.
No Opposition at St. Anthony.
Attic there was no opposition 10 'he
re election Of Mayor Z. =. PetlthoTs'
at ST. Anthony. and the ticket that ac-
companied him on the ballot. totai
of As votes out of e. in the town was
cast in Mondays election. Petlthofy
was elected TO succeed himself by
vote of IS. John Macsin and A =.
Bartine. with 90 votes each, were
chosen to succeed thems elves on the
council. and Thomas Berge was also
reelected. With a vote OF p. Inc Two
new members on the council are Harry
Buck. who received 81 votes and sue
ceeds Rev. L. D. Tobin, and William
LaPlant, who was given % votes and
succeeds c. G. Muschick. H. G. Van
Orsdel was reelected treasurer. with
a vote of As. and Edward Flanagan
was reelected assessor, With 81 votes
New Mayer at Gilman.
Gilman will have new mayor after
next Monday, when ]. A. Stansberry,
elected Monday, will succeed Frank
Ensminger. There was 70 contest in
Mondays election. Stansberrv heading
the only ticket in the field. The
mayors election was accomplished by
vote of 50. For the council ]. w.
Doze. J. S. Hunter, o. S. Dunlile. j. W.
Corrick. and II. Benny were elected. G.
F. Stanserry was elected treasurer and
c. f. Police treasurer. a total of 112
votes was cast, which is practically the
entire voting strength Of the town.
Van Horn Reelected at Albion.
W. c. Van Horn was reelected
mayor of Albion at Mondays election
without opposition. Two members Of
the council were also e-elected, in the
persons of H. \. Pratz and r. w. Hill.
The other members of the council are
w. F. McKihben, who succeeds F. G
Houghton; J. O. Bridgeiilar who sue
ceeds Chris Kroener: and E. Briggs.
who succeeds J. T. Moiloy. N. F. Kin
sey and a L. Burgett were reelected
assessor and treasurer, respectively.
The vote was light
LeGrand Election Quiet.
The LeGrand election proved quiet
affair. Mayor Richards and four mem
bers of the council being reelected
without opposition. The councilmen
chosen are W. H. Bickel, w. c. Arnold,
J. r. Manship, ]. E. Harvey. and Otis
Switzer. The latter succeeds ]. A. Dob
SON William McCarel was elected as
SCISSOR to succeed George L. Bowen, re-
signed, and G. c. Reibsamen was re-
elected treasurer.
FORMER LEGRAND WOMAN DEAD