Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-11-01

tors who would otherwise be chosen in
the year one thousand nine hundred
and one, and members of the house of
ieSentatiyeS. The terms of Office of
the Judges of the supreme court which
would otherwise expire in odd number
ed years, and all other elective state,
county, and township officers whose
term of Office would otherwise expire in
the year one thousand nine hundred and
one, and members OF the general as
sembly whose successors would other
wise be chosen at the general election
In the year one thousand nine hundred
and one, are hereby extended one year
and until their successors are elected
and qualified The terms OF office OF
senate rs whose successors would other
wise be chosen at the general election
in the year one thousand nine hundred
and three are hereby extended one year
and until their successors are elected
and qualified. The general assembly
shall make such changes in the law gov
ering the time of election and terms OF
office of all other elective officers as
shall be necessary to- make the time of
their election and terms of office con-
form to this amendments and shall pro-
vide which OF the judges of the supreme
court shall serve us Chief Justice. The
general assembly shall meet in regular
session on the second Monday in Janu-
AIRY, one Thousand nine hundred and
three, and biennaily thereafter"
BY vote OF the electors OF the several districts
hereinafter designated:
The office of representative in congress
from each OF the several congressional
districts;
The Office of representative in congress
from the ninth congressional district TO
fill a vacancy OccaSlOned by the reSlSna-
ton of Smith Mcpherson;
The Office OF representative in congress
from the tenth congressional district 10
fill Il vacancy Occasioned by the rcSiSna-
ton OF Jonathan L. Doiliver:
The office OF Judge of the district court in
and for the twelfth judicial district t.
succeed Jefferson +. Clyde;
The Office of Judge of the district court in
and for the fourteenth judicial district 10
succeed the person who shall be elected
at this election to fill the vacancy occas-
Toned by the resignation OF Frank ID.
HelSell
The office of judge of the district court in
and for the fifteenth judicial district to
succeed Nathan w, Macy;
The office OF Judge of the district court in
and for the twentieth judicial district To
succeed Winfield $. Wthrow;
The Office of judge of the district, court IN
and for the eleventh judicial district, to
fill a vacancy OccaSiOned by the reSIgna-
ton of Benjamin Z. Birdsall, which
office is now temporarily fitted under ap-
pontment by William 5. Kenyon;
The Office OF Judge of the district court in
and for the twelfth judicial district to
ill "A vacancy Occasoned by the resigna-
ton of John &. Sherwin, which office Is
now temporarily filed under appoint
ment by Clifford L. Smith,
The Office of Judge of the district court in
and tor the fourteenth judicial district
to fill "A vacancy OccaSOned by the res
ignatiOn of Frank II. HelSell which Of
flee is now temporarily filled under APP
pointment by Arthur Baiiie;
The Office of judge of the district court In
and for the fifteenth judicial district to
fill a vacancy occasoned by the resigna-
ton of Walter /. Smith, which office Is
now temporarily ilicd under appOlnt-
meut by Orvile ID. Wheeler;
The Office OF senator in the general assem-
bly, from the ninth senatorial district,
comprising the county OF DeS MOines,
to fill Il vacancy OCCaSiOncd by the reSig-
nation of William &. Macarthur;
The Office of senator in the general as
semby from the thirty-eiglth Sena-
torlal district. comprising the conn
ties of Black Hawk ana & indy, to MI a
vacancy OceasiOned Ivy tie resignation
of Charles w. Mullan;
The Office OF rcprcs antatiye in the gen
eral assembly from the county OF Scott,
being the fOrty.third representative dis
trict. to succeed Henry Thuenen, Jr ,
resigned.
Whereof all electors thrO ghout the Stale and
the districts specially designated will take due
notice. and the sheriffS of the several counties
will take official notice, and be governed accord
ingIy. Polls open at7 O'Clock a. M. IN cities
where registration is required, and ~ eight
o'clock Il. m. elsewhere, and all close III seven
in the evening.
IN witness whereof, have hereunto
set my hand aud caused to be aiiiX-
ed lie great seal of the state
IsEAIl Done at Des Moines this fourth
day of October. A. " 1900.
LESLIE NJ SHAW
BY the Governor:
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