Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-28

rurn,r, for mayor 81 recsiysd = total ~
II yot ~ ~ ~ kinst Reidevs 10, ! ma
Fjor3ty :of ~ for TURNER. The counnil-
mon who were elected with Turner
were Jabez Ballard, Albert Miller,
Frank warning, and Dsibert Brush.
Their opposing candidates were J. T..
Molloy, Fred Grace, and Fl. N. Pratz
Ballard was on both tickets, and
Charles Baldwin tied with Leonard
Arney, Of the citixens' ticket for the
nth place, each receiving IS votes A.
II. Burgett, for treasurer, and II. L.
Raiston, for assessor. had no oppose
ton. !. s
Clark Wins at Liseomb.
In Liscomb the situation in the OPP
posing tickets was likened unto that Of
Albion contest between the younger
men u Of the town against the older.
Also like Albion. the younger element
won. Earl f. Clark. 81 years old,
heading the independent ticket, won
with 81 votes over Elias Bueghly. Of
the citizens, who polled H.. There
was a total Of S73 votes cast which Is
within ten or q dozen OF the voting
strength Of the town. .
B. r. Worries, for councilman, polled
IS votes without opposition. The other
councilmen elected on the Independent
ticket were Bryant e. and Norman w.
Boyd, e: s. Packard, and w. o. Van
Voorhis. The opposition candidates
were [. L. Bixby Lyman Schryver. p.
e. Lister, and =. J. Dillon. There was
no opposition either to treasurer or
assessor. Henry Leise being chosen to
the former office and J. r Meekins to
the latter. Z a.
/ There were also two tickets in tho
field at State Center, where T. g.
Wood ,was elected mayor with 164
votes over Alex Dobbin, who polled SO.
All the councilmen on the Wood ticket
were elected, In the persons OF ~ y.
Gilbert, r, E. Gray, r, e. Benson. s. ~.
Cozzens, and Dr.. Frank Ball Their
opponents were H. F. Keeler, N. J.
Hartman, Fred Holly; w. A. Miles, and
Otto westphal. Rohwedder. for treas
urer, and ". %. Bower, for assessor.
had no opposition. w. A. Miles was
high man on the Dohbin ticket, with 81
votes. 4, His opponent, B.. 3. Gilbert
polled 145 votes.
SO One Ticket at Gilman. -.
There was but one ticket at Gilman,
and, like most other towns in the
county, the petitions were not fled in
time to have the names printed on q
ballot. The original citizens ticket
was elected with but few scattering
votes for opposing candidates. J.
Allen Stansberry was elected mayor
b. 90 votes Of the tiS cast. Tbs ether
votes were, for the most part, cast for
Guy GARNER for mayor. The council
elected is composed of c. s. Dunkle.
E. M. Fanton, J. w. Doze, q. w. Cor
rick, and H. j. Tailor. E. D. Medhus
was chosen treasurer. and c. F. Pohle
assessor. Z =. '-. .. ~
Quiet Election At st. Anthony,
There was but little interest shown
in the election at ST. Anthony, where
Fred Russell was elected mayor by a
vote OF 81 as against 8 for Frank
Only scattering votes were
cast in opposition to A. G. Gaunt,
Harry Rexilius, Albert Tressler. q. A.
Tight, and J. w. Gibson for council
men. E. e. Cooper was elected treas
urer, and Edward Flanagan assessor.
". No Opposition at Lsorand. TO
There was no opposition to Charles
Davis for mayor Of LeGrand. and
light vote was polled. The oouncilmen
elected were G. B. Adair, N. Q. Keen,
J. E. Harvey, III Krugel. and !. NJ.
Gaunt. C. I Twedt was elected treas
urer, and W. S. sMcCarel assessor
,s;F$ Light Vets at Fsrupsor. lib =
- Not much interest. and . iconse-
quently light vote, marked tho cleo
tom at Ferguson, who're Hiram Powers
was chosen mayor without opposit In.
L. r, iIdso and Robert Kevan were
elected to the council for the 'hree-
year term, Charles Powers and Carl
Adkins for two years. and ]. F. Gowdy
for ono year. ]. A. Workman WAS
elected treasurer, Thomas Olaon as
SCISSOR, and ]. Il Finders clerk.
~ s, cless Raes at Rhsdss.
The closest election race in the
county was At Rhodes, whore G. F.
Dewey was elected mayor over Harry
Men, the present Incumbent. Dewey
4s votes to Nen's 4e. There
were seven candidates for the council.
and the Ave elected were g. ]. Buck,
H. A. H.ldreth, d A. Mead, A. f.