Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-10
BUT LITTLE INTEREST WORKED
UP IN ANNUAL MEETINGS
HELD MONDAY.
INJUNCTION PENDING IN
COURT STOPS FERGUSON
Ten Of the Eleven Incorporated Towns
Outside Of Marshalltown Hold Eiee-
tions-Twe Tickets in Field At Mel
beurne-New Consolidated Board at
Rhodes.

But little interest was apparent in
the annual school elections turnout the
county Monday. Ten Of the eleven in
corpoTatsd towns in the county outside
Of Marshalltown held their elections
Monday. the only exception being at
Ferguson. where the Injunction pro-
ceedings now pending in the supreme
court held up the election.
The Injunction, brought. last sum
mer as q result Of the consolidation
election. is sill IN process of litigation
on an appeal 10 the supreme court.
This Injunction tied the hands of the
present school board in such a way
that there was no one authorized 10
cali an election.
Two Tickets at Melbourne.
Two tickets We're in the field at Mel
bourne. where the nearest 10 some in
Ierest in an election resulted. Eighty
six votes were cast T. G. Easton. with
SIS. ana H. T. Troxel, with e3. were
elected directors for the tiaree-year
term. over George Biesnecker. II. and
Il. Y. Meier. 10. ]. ]. Crawford was
victorious for the snort term Of one
year. TO fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation Of 7. A. Gowdy- who IS
now out Of the district Conrad's op-
poI.ent was s Il. Crawford Conrad
received SIS votes and Crawford II.
ALDER: Sandernan had no opposition
for treasurer and received SO votes.
Entire Me-. Board .. Rhodes.
An entire new board was elected al
Rhodes for the new consolidation dis
t-ict- The board comprises Herbert
Buck. Arthur Crawford, 4. F. Pike.
Charles Rohre-. and George Blink The
other three candidates on the ticket
were Russell Pyle. David Buck. and =.
D. Outright H. T. Stouffer was
elected treasurer without opposition.
Other Election. 10 County.
Results OF other elections in the
county were as follows:
Liscomb-Nineteen votes we're cast
for y. ". Boyd for the short term Of
one year, and Rev. 6. w. Biersborn
and c. A Clifford for the full term OF
/ three years s. Dickerson was elected
treasurer The candidates had no OPP
1 position.
State Center-w. A. Ellis and NJ. "
/. wensel were elected for the full term
ana n. F BrimaaIl to fill vacancy
+ caused By the resignation of R a
Buck, the unexpi-ed term being twt
years. ?. l. Dobbin was elected treas
ure-. There was only the one ticket il
.he field.
AIbion-A. l. Burgett and Martir
Graham were elected for the three
year term. and Charles 4. Robinson 70!
the short term. g. II. Springer OPP
posed Grahaz,'s candidacy. The vote
stood: Robinson. IS: Burgett- 26;
Graham. Is; Springer. Il
4 IeGraad-Voting without printed
ticket containing the names OF candi-
dates resulted in the election of DR.
E II. Mills and Corwin ONeal fo
directors and E. l. Condor for treas
l1rer. Mills received % votes. ONea
a and Condon 81 A. ". Arnold re
cefved 70 votes and H. ]. Bowen 10 20
director
clemons-F'red Parsons and Ere
Van Metre. both for the full! term
we're elected directors Frank Tucke
received II votes as an opposing cahdi
date TO Tucker r. 3. Pollock MA
elected treasurer
Cilman-Rev V B. Hill and Georg
Stewart were elected directors frT IN
full tenn without opposition. W. L
Fanton was elected treasurer.
St Anthony-B. :. Hines vas chose
director with s. votes out OF he 4
L cast. The scattering votes vent I
VIII LaPlant, Edward Guy, and VIII
liam Ward.
Laurel-C s. Buhrow was electe
director large, the only thing
| coroe m in the annual meeting.