Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-07

4 Crawford-Hugh Langan of Yves
Side, republican.
Dallas-George w. Clarke of Abel, re
publican.
Davis George T. Sewers of Bloom
4 field, democrat.
I Decatur-B. L. Eiker, of Decatur
4 City, republican.
4 Delaware-George w. Durham o.
! Manchester, republican.
I Des Moines-L. NJ Jaeger of Burling
ton and w. d. Dodds of Danville, dem
! ocrats
Dickinson Emmet-Osceloa Il. F
Robinson of Armstrong, republican.
Dubuque--A F. Frudden of Dubuque
/ democrat and Robert p. Roedell Of Du
buque. republican.
I Fayette-William Larrabee, Jr., OF
Clermont, republican.
I Floyd-P H. Powers of Powersville
4 republican.
! Franklin-D. j. Patten of Hampton
republican.
Fremont-A. v. Penn of Sidney. dem.
ocrat.
Generalization Head of Jefferson, re.
publican.
Grundy-w. G. Kerr of Grundy Cen
ter. republican.
Guthrie-Nate Wright of Stuart. re-
publican.
Hamilton-George f. Christian OF
Randall, republican,.
Hancock Wright. S. Pritchard OF
Bemond, republican.
Hardin Mark ]. Furry of Alden, re-
publican.
i r.ic, .nf n q
republican
Henry-William Garden of Winfield
republican.
Howard-w. X. Barker OF Cresco, re-
publican.
Humboldt Pocahontas-F. G. Gilchris,
of Laurens. republican.
Ida Nonona-W. C. Whiting of Whit
ing. democrat.
Iowa-August N. Schloeman, Of Nor
way. democrat.
Jackson-George E. Hilsinger of Sa-
bula, republican.
Jasper-W william w. Hawk of Colfax
republican.
Jefferson-A. F. Cassell of Four Cor
ners. republican.
Johnson-George w. Koontz of Iowa
City, democrat.
Jones-F. X. sokol of onslow. republl-
can.
Keokuk-A. NJ. Utterback of Hedrick
democrat.
Observation-Disclosures Cowles of Algona
republican.
Lee. p. Cruikshank of Fort Madi-
son and S. T. Marshall of Keokuk. DEM
ocrats
Llnn-w. c. stuckslager of Lisbon
and f. j. C. Besler of Cedar Rapids
republicans.
Louisa-R l.. McClurkin Of Morning
SUR. republican.
Lucas-R. A. Hasselquist of Charlton,
republican.
Lyon o'Brien-rim Donohue. repuD-
lican.
Madison-R. A. Greene of East Peru,
republican.
Mahaska-w. G. Jones of oskaloosa.
republican.
Marion. L. Warren of Pella, repub
lican.
Marahall-B. F. Cummings Of Mar
shalltown, republican,.
Mills-Charles W. Black OF Malvern,
republican.
publican.
Monroe--N. E. Kendall of Abba, re
publican.
Montgomery-C. L. stratton OF Rec
Oak. republican.
Muscatine-J. I. Nichols Of West Lib
erty, republican.
Page-v. Graft Of Clarinda, repub-
llcan.
Plymouth-E. o. Fields CT Akron. re :
publican.
Polk-H. e. Teachout of Des Moines
and L. II. English of Valley Junction,
republicans.
Pottawattamie John H. jerks of
Avoca ard w. H. Freeman of Oakland
republicans.
Poweshiek-J. P. Lyman of GrinnelI,
republican.
Ringgold-M. 2. Bailey of clearaeld,
republican.
sac-Joseph Mates of odebolt, repub-
lican.
scott-M H. Calderwood of Eldredge
ard A. W. Haman Of Davenport. repub-
hcans.
shelby-E. NJ. Herbert of Harlan.
democrat
Sioux-C. w. Carter Of Rock Valley,
republican.
story-Capt. w. H. Greeley of Ames.
republican.
Tama-J. F. G. Cold of Berlin, repub-
lican.
Taylor-w. D. Blakemore of Bedford.
republican.
Charles Emerson Of Creston.
republican.
Van Buren-Lee Nagle of Milton, re-
publican.
Warren-J. NJ. Anderson of Indianola,
republican.
wapello-N. F. Reed of Eldon, demo-
crat.
washington--c. j. Wilson of Wash
ington, republican.
Wayne-T. p. Weldon of Allerton, re-
publican.
Webster-s. E. Meservey Of Fort
Dodge, republican.
Whine bago- Worth-Eugene Secor of
Forest City, republican,.
Winneshiek-Dr. ]. S. Rome of Cal.
mar, republican.
Woodbury-M. J. Sweeley of Sioux
City and John T. Willett of Otto, repub.
Leans.
Pluralities by Counties.
Des Moines, Nov. 7.-Unoficial returns
from all the counties of the state show
the republican plurality to be ,245. The
democrats carried seven counties on the
head of the ticket-namely: Bremen,
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