Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-10-24
FIVE STATE TICKETS
Will Be Presented to Iowa Voters
at Election This Fall.
THE NOMINATIONS ARE CERTIFIED
A List Has Been Received by County
Auditor l. II. MISUNDERSTANDING
and Democratic Parties the Principal
Competitors for Offices.

A list of certified nominations for
all state, legislative, county and town
ship tickets to be voted this fall has
been received by County Auditor l H.
Hammond and the work of preparing
the official ballots has begun. There
will be five tickets in the field from
which the voters of Iowa may choose
the candidates for whom they wish to
cast their ballots. The republican,
democrat, socialist, prohibition and
peoples parties have nominted full
state ticket. Nominees for the legis-
lative and county officers appear on
the republican. democrat, and social
list tickets with the exception of can
didates for superintendent of schools
and surveyor from the socialist party
The candidates for the township Of
fees are confined principally to the
two leading parties. Washington
township has two officers to elect with
only two nominees in the democratic
party while in Center township there
is only one republican nomination for
trustees. The remainder have candi-
dates from both parties and in Rich
land township there appears a social
ist ticket
The certified nominations for the
county and township offices in the diff
ferent parties are as follows:
Wapello County.
Republication senator, Can't. D,
H. Harper, of Ottumwa; for represent
alive, A. w. Buchanan, of Ottumwa;
for sheriff, Harry Cremer, of Eldon;
for treasurer, r. P. Dana; for super-
intendent of schools, Joseph Parks;
for member of board of supervisors,
A. j. Gardner; for coroner, David
Throne; for surveyor, G. R. Allen.
Democratic-For state senator, w.
A. MeIntire; for representative. N. F..
Reed; for sheriff, James D. Gray; for
treasurer. d. E. Chisman; for super.
intend of schools, Beniah Dimmitt for
member of board of supervisors, w. A..
G. Brown; for coroner, DR.. S. E.
O'Neill; for surveyor, Samuel Burton.
Socialist-For senator, James M.
Winn, of Ottumwa. For representa-
tive, Madison Warder. For sheriff,
George w. Ferguson. For member of
board of supervisors, Charles Der.
troche. For treasurer H. A. Warren.
For coroner, G. T. Johnson.
Adams Township.
Democratic-For trustee, Henry
| Weidmar; for justice of peace, to fill
vacancy, John Oswald.
Agency Township.
Republican-For trustee, full term
N. o. Johnson; for two years term
Elijah Johnson; for one year term
/ Dot Mellow. fo, ,toI 10 -
cancy, A. M. Howard.
Democratic-For trustee, full term
j. A. Vanzant; for one year term, Wib
4 F. Clements; for constable to fill va
cancy, Ed. McMillen.
Cass Township.
Republication trustee, Charles
Peterson; for justice of peace, to fill
vacancy, E. l.. Peterson; for constable
4 to fill vacancy, Samuel Bowen.
Democratic-For trustee, G. D.
Myers; for justice Of peace, to fill va
cancy, M. B. Lemley, for constable, to
fill vacancy, ]. H. Comstock.
Center Township.
Republication trustee, Adolph
Roemer.
Columbia Township.
Republication trustee, John Dible
for constable, to fill vacancy, David
III. Hudson.
Democratic-For trustee, Jos. John
son; for constable, to fill vacancy, A
| G. Beamer.
Competing Township.
Republication trustee, G. A.
Hughey; for trustee, to fill vacancy
c. Powell.
Democratic-For trustee. David III