Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-04
Plan Of COMMITTEE
Will Look After the LEGISLATURE,
as State Ticket Needs
No Help.
Democratic Convention Made
Work for General Majority
Unnecessary.
List Of the Representative and
Senatorial Nominations and
Their Rivals.

that VIII command the attention of
Chairman Spence and Secretary Phil
lips of the republican state central
committee will be that of the legislative
situation. There is not much for the
committee to do this year in the way
OF heaping up good majority for the
republican ticket,for the other conven-
tions and conferences have done about
all that is necessary to insure for the
republican ticket it's normal majority.
But there has been some complaint
from legislative districts as to the fate
of some of the legislators The OPP
ponents Of the republican party have
been claiming they would be able to de-
feat a number of the republican candi-
dates and cut down the republican ma
jority in the legislature materially.
State headquarters were opened today
in the Equitable block and attention
will be first given to this situation as
regards the senatorial and represeta-
tive nominees. A complete list of the
Legislative nominees has not yet been
made out, but the names of many of
them have been secured. AS soon as
the committee gets into good working
order the list will be completed and
assistance will be given to legislative
nominees wherever that can be done
consistently with the interests of the
state campaign in general.
The republicans have nominated
nine candidates for the senate and the
democrats five. A republican senator
ial convention will be held in the
Floyd district on Friday of
next week at Charles City. The con-
ventfon at Logan for the Monona-
Crawford Harrison district is to be
held Tuesday. The following have al
ready been nominated:
REPUBLICANS.
Buena Vista -Humboldt-Poca
Ed Winnie. Humboldt.
Carroll Sac Greene Warren Garst,
tCarroll.s ,s,A, :,
Cass- s-Shelby-JamesE. Bruce. Anita.
Hamilton-Hardin-W -Wright-Frank C.
Hartshorn, Clarion.
Winneshiek- -Howard-E. P. Johnson,
Decorah.
Jasper Fred L. Maytag. Newton.
Louisa Muscatine-F. NJ. Molsbery,
Columbus Junction.
I Polk-Cassfus C.Dowell. Des Moines.
Wapello-Capt. S. Harper, Ottumwa.
DEMOCRATS.
Polk-R. B. Parrott. Des Moines.
| Clinton-J. L. Wilson, Clinton.
Jasper-A. NJ. Harrah, Newton.
Louisa -Muscatine-E. NJ. Warner,
Muscatine.
Wapello-W. A. McIntire, ottumwa.
The representative nominations are
more numerous, and the following have
been listed:
REPUBLICANS.
Adair-W. H. Mcclure, Fontanelle.
Adams-Clinton s. Grouse. Prescott
Appanoose-Frank S. Payne, Center
vile.
Benton-M. F. McNie, vinton.
Calhoun-D. j. Townsend, Lohrville.
Cass-Dr.Piper, Atlantic.
Cerro Gordo-D. w. Hurn. Clear
Lake.
Dallas Geo. w. Clark. Adel.
Dickenson- osceola- Emmett B. F..
Robinson, Estherville.
Greene-Mahlon Head, Jefferson.
Grundy-William G. Kerr, Grundy
Center.
Guthrie-Nate Wright, Stuart.
Hardin-Mark j. Furry, Alden.
Harrison-H. G. Killing. Woodbine.
Jasper-Dr. w. w. Hawk, Colfax.
Kossuth-Gardner Cowles, Algona.
Madison-Robert c.. Greene, East
Peru.
Mahaska-w. G. Jones. oskaloosa.
Marshall-B. F. Cummings, Mar
shalltown.
Mitchell-Willard L. Eaton, Usage.
Montgomery-C. L. Scratton, Red
Oak. :.
.Polk-H. E. Teachout Des Moines,
and Emory English. Valley Junction.
Union-Charles Emerson, Creston.
Wapello-A. w. Buchanan, Ottumwa.
Wayne-T. P. Walden. Corydon.
Worth-Winnebago - Eugene Secor.
Forest City.
Woodbury-Marlin j. Sweeley, Sioux,
City, and John T. willett, Otto.
Wright. S. Pritchard, Eagle Grove.
DEMOCRATIC.
Blackhawk-1saiah Van Metre, Wa
terloo.
Calhoun-L. F. Danforth, Lake City.
Carroll-C. C. Colclo, Carroll
Casa. f. Baer, Cumberland.
Clinton-R. c. Langan, Clinton: c.
Mordhorst. Wheatland.
Dallas-C. F. Ellerman, Redfield.
Franklin--A. Meyer, Hampton.
/ Greene-P. NJ Fitzpatrick, Churdan.
Grundy-A. B. DeWolf.
Guthrie-W. Z. Evan, Bagley.
Hamilton-W. j. Biernatzki, Eagle
Grove.
Jasper-E. B. Macy, Lynnville.
Keokuk-A. NJ. Utterback, Hedrick.
Kossuth-Ed Kunz.
Madison-William Armstrong.
Mills-Benjamin B. Dean, Glenwood.
Montgomery-H. o. Bryson, Villisca.
Polk--J. H. Mathis. Des Moines.
Union-D. Davenport. Creston.
Wapello-N. F. Reed, Eldon.
E Warren-W. H Schooley, Indianola.
Several representative nominations =
will be made by the republicans soon. "A,
convention at Sheldon to nominate for
O'Brien and Lyon will be held on Sept.
i21. County conventions where repre-
sentative nominations Will be made will
be held IS follows: Cherokee. Sept, Z;