Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1900-10-16

By Vote Of the electors of the several districts
hereinafter designated:
The office of represen tative In congress from
each of tho several congressional districts;
The office Of representative in congress from
the ninth congressional district to I'LL a vacan-
cy occasioned by the resignation of Smith Nc
Pherson;
The office of representative in congress from
the tenth congressional district to fill a vacan
cy occasioned by the resignation of Jonathan
p. Doiver.
Tae office of Judge of tho district court In
and for the twelfth judicial district to succeed
jefferson i. Clyde;
The office of judge of the district court in
and for the fourteenth judicial district to sue
eeed the person who shall be elected at this ell
ection to fill the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation of Frank II. Helsell;
Tie 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 s. Withrow;
The office of judge of the district court In and
for the eleventh judicial district, to fill yacan-
cy occasioncd by the resignation of Benjamin
r. B!rdsal, which office is now temporarily FL
led under appointment by illiam s. Kenyon;
The office of judge of the district court in and
for the twelfth judicial district to fill a vacancy
| caiionsd by the resign alton Of John O. Sher-
| win, which office is now temporarily filed I'm.
der appointment by Clifford P. Smith;
The office of Judge of the district court In and
for the fourteenth judicial district to fill va
cancy questioned by the resignation of Frank
| H. iIelscll, which office is now temporarily H.!
| led under appointment by Arthur Baltic;
Tie office Of Judge of the district court In and
for the fifteenth judicial district to fill vacan
| cy occasoned by the resignation of Walter 1
Smith. which office is now temporarily filled
| under appointment by Orvllle D. Wheeler.
1.-THE Office of senator in the general as.
| assembly from the ninth senatorial dis
'.;rict, comprising the county of Des
"MOines, to fill the vacancy occasioned
"by the resignation of William @. Nc
| "Arthur
| Tile office of senator In the general assembl,
from the thirty-eighth senatorial district, com
| prising the counties of Black Hawk and Grun
! dy, to fill a vacancy occasioned by the resigna
tion of Charles W. Mullan.
The office of representative In the general as
sembly from the county of Scott, being the for
ty-third representative district, to succeed Hen
ry yThuenen, Jr. resigned.
Whereof all electors throughout the state and
the districts specially designated will take due
notice, and the sheriffs of the several counties
will take official notice, and be governed &C
cordingy. Polls open at seven O'Clock A. NJ.
in cities where registration is required, and Al
eight O'Clock A. NJ. elsewhere, and all close a
seven in the evening.
l IN WITNESS WHEREOF
haye;hereunto set my hand and caus
ed to be affixed the great seal of the
(SEAL) state. Done at Des MOines thi
fourth day of October. A. D. 1909.
BY the Governor:
LESLIE M. SHAW.
q. L. DOBSoN,
Secretary of State.