Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-31
Bond Issue Wins

BONO ISSUE WINS
State Cen,er's water works bond is
sue won almost TO !. Two PROPOSE
tons were put before the people, one
authorizing the issuance Of 10000
bonds 70 continue the work of provid
ing permanent water supply and
other authorizing the council to spend
the money in extending the water ser
vice. In the former question the vote
was Ill for and IS against, and in the
latter 40 TO IS in favor of the project.
Twenty-fiv women voted for the
bonding issues. and twenty Of them
favored the proposition.
r Robinson was elected mayor of
State Center by vote Of 40 over Holt
Patton whose name was written in on
sixty six ballots. E. H Hilleman. Ed
Eckha-dt Frank Ball. T. s Wood. and
L. F. Rohde We're chosen councilmen.
and H F Keller. whose name was
written in on ninety-seven ballots, was
defeated N ]. Rohwedder was elected
treasured. and W D. Bower assessor
Lack. One Carrying.
The citizens ticket at Laurel lack
ed one councilman of being elected in
is entirety. Union Moore was elected
over c. c. Perry. II to ). On the
same ,:cke: Fred Brown. c. F. Buhrow.
Alexander Crabtree and William
Weissenburger We're elected to the
council Dr. c. W. Patton, Of the peo-
pies ticket, defeated P. c. Freesee for
the other place on the council H. G..
IF. Vessels was elected treasurer, and
H. A. Weissenburger assessor.
Meekins' Ticket Wins.
AT ST Anthony the ticket headed by
s. NJ. Meekins Won to over the
ticket headed by Henry Clark The
| councilmen elected A. E Bartine. Harry
Buck, John Mackin. G. L. LaPiant, and
G. A. Tight Leo Howe was elected
/ treasure. and Ed Flanagan assessor.
Big Vote At Gilman.
The injection into the campaign OF
| a second ticket created good natured
rivalry at Gilman. and resulted in a
heavy vote being polled. Out of the
| l1s votes cast J. a. Stansberry won
over J. L. Paul better than to /.
Elected with S-ansberry on his ticket
were ]. w Doze. C. s. Dunkle. e NJ.
Fanton, G. ". Corrick. and G. L. Clark,
for councilmen: E. D. Medhus treas
| urer, and C. F. Pohle assessor. All Of
the new council were members of the
old with the exception Of Mr.. F'anton.
who was a candidate to succeed j S.
Hunter These on the opposing ticket.
with Mr.. Paul. were Thomas Smithley.
H B. Darrah, E R. Urbine, II. 5.
Ellis and c. 0. Dague, for council: and
f, w W 1uler as treasurer. No candi-
| date for assessor was named.
Uneontested Results.
The results in towns where the cleo
tions were uncontested were as fol-
lows:
! Liscomb-Mayor, ]. r. Meekins;
councilmen. E. ]. Dillon, E. F. Clark
B. F. Worries. J. 3. Sweet, L. Schry-
yer: treasurer, 5. Dickerson; E. H
Trease.
L Rhodes-Mayor. D NJ. Ruth. present
incumbent: councilmen. A F. Pike. II
s. Buck Charles Dewey. ]. L. Shearer
w A Miles: treasurer. II. F. Stout
fer: assessor. H. NJ. Weeks.
Melbourne-Mayor, ". H. Bollen-
hacheri the present mayor. council
men. ". B. Mason. Jacob Leibsle. J. G.
Osten. Henry Hessenius, t. H. Pull;
:reasu rer, AL Sanderman; assessor, E
6. Beye.
Ferguson-Harmon Powers, candi-
date for re-election councilmen, L. r
Idso. Charles Powers, Tom Olsen. S
Garrett. H. ]. Lawrence: treasurer. ]
A. Workman; assessor, o. Cunning
ham,
Albion-Mayor. w. c. Van Horn
present incumbent: counclmen. II. y
Pratt, E. Griggs. ]. T. Molloy. ]. L
Arney. R. W. Hill: treasurer. A. L
Burgett: assessor, F. NJ Kinsey.
LeGrand-Mayor A. A Richards
councilmen. E. L. Sharp. ]. E. Harvey
". c. Arnold. B. L. Cook, L. A. Ham
mond: treasurer. D. y. Ferguson; as
SCISSOR, W. S. McCarel.