Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-14
The Buena vista Vote.
Special to Times Republican.

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Storm Lake, Nov. 1.-THE county
have completed the oficial|
canvass Of the county. The result
stands: Mckinley 1882, Bryan 9ss,
Woolley 50, social democratic S, peoples
22. Congressman: Lot Thomas 2,612.
Mulvaney 966, Maltby 90 Secretary Of
state: Martin 2,s14, Crane 93s, Pillsbury
100. Wheeler u, Wirth S. For auditor
Merriam has 1,e76 plurality, Gilbertson
for treasurer 1869, Mullan for attorney
general 1,674, McClain for supreme JUS
tice 1.672, Palmer for railroad commits
sioner 1853; district court judge. Bailey,
full term, 1,6s7. vacancy 1855: county
auditor. ]. ii. LAGRANGE. 1.6b7: clerk, j..
y. Jacobson, 1858 tno opposition); coun-
~ recorder. =. p. Gerington. 1881; coun-
" attorney, II. p. Schultz, 1,45s. In
Storm Lake township there was no orr
2ganized opposition to the republican
ticket and the new officers are: Town
ship clerk, w. Z. sedgley; trustee, will
lam Giulford; Justices, G. f. Akin and
q. w. Moore; constables, B. L. Tower
and A. X. Lounsberry. On convention
the vote Of the county stands: Yes, L.
PIG: no, oil. On the amendment: Yes,
1,243; no. s21.
The Iowa dairymen's convention
meets in Storm Lake on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday Of this week.
The day sessions are at the Machinery
Hall and at the opera house; the even
ing sessions at the Christian church, the
opera house being occupied evenings by
other entertainments. There is prom
Use of. a creditable show Of machinery
and the hotels are already full Of guests.
Iowa at Washington.
Washington, Nov The postoffice
at Eldora junction has been ddscontin-
ued. Mail to Eldora.
"A civil service examination will be
held at Des Moines December is for the.
position Of elevator conductor in the
postoffice in that city
Rural free delivery service will be es-
tablishet on November Is at Perry.
Dallas county, with two carriers;
length of route, 5e1s miles; population
served. 1850; carriers. B. B. Hopkins
and w. B. Taylor.
DIR. Charles Henry has been appoint
ed "a pension examining surgeon at
Corning and Dr.. L. A. Lubier at In
dlianola.
Miss Mary L. Saborn, OF Ottumwa,
has been appointed stenogra pher in
the land office at Alva, Oklahoma.
The postoff1ce at Arlington will be-
come presidential on January l. Salary
of the postmaster will be 81, 900.
IOWA PENSIONS.
The following Iowans have been
granted pensions:
Original. d. Hull. Coggon, So;
Samuel Ely, Monticello. Sc. supple
mental-John Van Dorm, Boone, Sc.
Renewal-Martin ". B. SunGerlin,
GAINESVILLE, Sc. Increase-Hans Jancks,
Lyons. 80; Edward L. Foot, Straw
berry Point. 49, Oscar D. Johnson,
Woodbine, $40; Williams F. Horahan,
Fanslers, IS; Gustaf Alstrand. Fort
Dodge, $14. Reissue-Calvin Woodruff,
Oskaloosa, Sc. Original widows, etc
Theresa Miller, Perry, IS; Sarah L.
Deck, stratford, So; minor OF William
b. Wells, Fenton, SO.
IOWA PATENTS.
Edward F. Bissonnette, Nashua, band
cutter and feeder; Ethan A. Brown,
Waverly. wind mill regulator; Harvey
u. Childers, Alierton. garden tool; An
drew w. Dolph. Cherokee. churn:l
Charles T. Ellsworth. Forest City.
kaleidoscope; Sydney e. Farrell, Ottum-
wa, animal shackle; Hiram Menden-
hall, Audubon, Touchdown feed trough ]!
F. s. Seymour, Dubuque. water supply
regulator; Newton c. Sprague Des
Moines, incubator; Henry II. Toll, Clar-
india, machine gun; Edward ]. Spinte
Davenport, mailing tube.
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