Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-09

the largest vote ever given d candidate
in Marshall county, has his record OF
most efficient and faithful service as
an argument for his retention in thisi
place of varied and important duties. T
His competency. worth and accommo-
dating service need not be elaborated
on.
Mr. McI-eiand, who aspires tothe au-
ditorship, q another excellent young
man. He IS native of Iowa and a
resident OF the county for thirty-one
years, or since infancy, and has resided
in Taylor township most of his life. He
has been Very successful as breeder
of fine stock and as farmer. Thrown
on his own resources when quite young. |
he has been infected with get there
spirit that has won him success in i
most of his undertakings. He has beenE
honored by the Republicans of Taylor
township with elections To almost
every one Of the minor Offices
Mr.. William Batiin, the third cand /
date, is one OF the old residents of theE
i cUurty ard is respected alike ioy tllel
| old aud Young among his wide ac-l
lauaintanceshp Mr. Battin is fanil-l
4 lar Win work OF clerical nature, and
lis very deserving of support, and while
/ he has conducted a quiet campaign, his
4 opponents and others familiar with the
political si,ua ton coneede him good
/ vote.
CLERK OF THE COURTS.
There are two candidates for the
nomination of clerk of the courts and
a close contest is anticipated. Mr.. A.
y, EIposer and Mr.. s. p Kniseiy are
/ the aspirants and a elean canvass has
A been conducted by each, With the result
4 that both have made a good impress
sion on the Voters. Mr.. Hoover, while
perhaps not 50 well known among the
voters Of the rural portions OF the couf-
ty has auYins his residence in this city
made many warm friends who are ar
dently Supporting him. AS secretary Of
the county central committee last year
he proved his republicanis,n by deyot-
4 ing time and energy 10 the cause. He
is q most worthy young man.
Mr.. KniselS by his long years Of
business in this city. has gained a wide
81 ana favorable mountaineering
texcailent qual!ty in political cam
: paign For years he has contributed
!. liberalls to ne republican campaign
funds, has born public Spirited and a
heavy taxpayer, and if chosen he Will
fulfill his ,lutes With credit to county.
the Iasfy and hi:nsclf
RECORDER AND ATToR My.
For county recorder and county at
!. toineN The present ineumbents have no
opposition no one deeming it wise tc
cesltest their rights To second terms
Mrs Anna Packer has been one nf the
{ nost sttieisnt II orders the people 81
Marshall county ever e!eeted. and thai
+ iS sufIiclen, eappiiment for any one
: Mr. Henry Stane has also met the re-
: qitirenesnts q the county attorney!
iiniaartant dtitiess Is well known anc
liked and. like Mrs. Packer. Will receiv,
tbs full party endorsement at the pri
iaaries ncxt Tuesday
TOW NsfiIP OFF ERs
Thers are tNo justices ard two con
ssahles 10 be nominated BY the republi
l. cans 3f Marshall township this year
For the two iusticeships there ara 81;
!. candiaa;es. Their names VIA appea
GA the oAieiai ballot IN the following or
J der w NJ Clark j. +. Wildman
: W Mundhenk, Oscar Aller. =. L. Bur
4, ritz ard VIII a. Brown. The repubi
as cans can make no mistake With such
=, lsiiela of capable aspirants 10 seize
! from. Mr., Clark for the past few yea
- has besn Identified NTH the party as.
&. lwprkei Mr.. Whitman has been a Ii
long ieplil,Giean ami his abilities Il
ifi ussalies Toned. His Ugh, years selyi'
M az deputy sheriff give him an a
s. eiuaintanee Nth matters af justice III;
sealild fit him for orse "a The mos Ell
eient iastie ol the peace SIC eyer ha
b. Mr. Mundhsulz vas Tor many veal
- justice in SIRE sicastle oSsiisflip bsfol