Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-11-12

Adams Taylor-F. l.. Arthaud, Bed
ford, republican.
AllamakeeFayette- Fl. Trewin,
Lansing, republican.
se-Davis-Claud r. Porter,
Centerville, democrat.
Audubon-Dallas-G Guthrie = f. NJ.
Hopkins. Guthrie Center, republican.
Boone-Story-J. A. Kirkpatrick, Ne
vada, republican.
| Bremer-Butler-Geo M. Craig,
Allison, republican.
| an-Delaware-H. J. Griswold,
Winthrop, republican.
Calhoun-We bster-Thomas D. Healy,
Fort Dodge, republican.
Cedar-Jones-John T. Motif, Upton,
republican.
| Cerro Gordo-Franklin-H ancock-W.
| F. Hartman, Hampton, republican.
| a-Plymouth-Alva c. Ho-
bart, Cherokee, republican.
Clarke Warren-W. B. Tallman, Os.
ceola, democrat.
Clay-Dickinson-Emm =
Palo Alto-Dr. E. w. Bachman, EN-
metsburg, republican.
Clayton-H. c. Bishop, Elkader,
democrat.
Decatur Ringgold-U Union George S.
Allen. Mt. Ayr, republican.
| wa-Johnson-George w. Ball, Iowa
City, democrat.
Jackson-Thomas Lambert, Sabula
democrat.
Jefferson-V an-Buren-Henry HBrigh-
ton, Fairfield. republican.
Linn-J. S. Alexander, Marion, re-
publican.
s-Wayne-Alex. Mardis, Cory
don, republican.
Lyon-O 'Brien- Osceola- Sioux-George
w. Lister Sibley. republican.
Mahaska-L. c. Blanchard, Oska.
loosa, republican.
Marion Monroe-Fred Townsend, AL
bia, democrat.
Marshall. B. Classen, Green,
Mountain, republican.
ntgomery-Joseph NJ. Junk
in, Red Oak. republican.
nebago-Worth - James
A. Smith, Usage, republican.
MISUNDERSTANDING S. Hazleton,
Council Bluffs, republican.
Woodbury.. H. Hubbard, Sioux
City, republican.
Complexion of the House.
The most accurate returns give
the complexion of the next
house as eighty-seven republi-
cans and thirteen democrats. Several
districts are in doubt, and these are
counted republican. Full returns may
change the result of two or three mem
bers.
In Marion J. L. Warren, republican,
was elected by majority of 80 votes.
The probable personnel of the next
house is:
Adair-W. H. Mcclure of Fontanelle
republican
4 Adams-Clinton S. Grouse of Pres.
colt, republican.
Allamakee-Robert Hufschmidt OF
Lansing, democrat.
Appanoose-Frank S. Payne, of Cen.
terville, republican.
Audubon-Asmus Boysen of Lincoln
township, republican.
Benton-Malcolm McNie of Vinton
republican.
Black Hawke. A. Wise of Cedar
Falls, republican.
Boone-A. j. Barley of Boone, re
publican.
Bremer-Burton E. Sweet of Waiver
ly, republican.
Buchanan-E A. Chapman of indie
pendence, republican.
Buena Vista-A. J. Wilson of Mara
thon, republican.
Butler-M. F. Edwards Of Parkers
burg, republican.
Calhoun-D. ]. Townsend of Lohr
vile, republican.
CARROLL. T. Olerich of Carroll, re
puDucan.
Cass-John Pipher of Griswold, re
) publican
Cedar-L. ]. Leech of West Branch
republican.
Cerro Gordo-D. w. Hurn of Clea,
; Lake, republican.
Cherokee-George f. Coburn o.
; Fielding, republican.
Chickasaw-J. H. Kolthoff of ORES
den, republican.
Clarke-M. l.. Temple of Osceola, re
publican.
Clay-Pa1o Alto-H. A. Powers Of En-
metsburg, republican.
Clinton-C. Mordhorst of Clinton
and R. c. Langan of Wheatland, demo
Gratis.
Crawford-Hugh Langan of Yves
Side, republican.
Dallas-George w. Clarks, of Abel
republican.
Davis-George T. sawyers, of Bloom
field, democrat.
Decatur-B. L. Eiker, of Decatu
, City, republican.
Delaware-George w. Durham, o
. Manchester, republican.
Des Moines-L. NJ Jaeger, of Bur
lington and w. d. Doods, of Danville
democrats
Dickinson Emmett Osceola-B. F
Robinson of Armstrong, republican.
Dubuque-A. F. Fruden of Dubuque
and J. A. McAleer, democrats.