Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-10-23
A Few PERTINENT QUESTIONS

A Few PERTINENT QUESTIONS
Every man nominated by the SO
called Republican Convection, a
resident of Logan!
Huff nominated for a third term.
and John Dick who has worked
for his party for fifteen years turn
ed down. Why?
Huff nominated as a reformer.
and all the Warrants now being
contested issued by him.
John Traver turned down when
he has charge of all prosecutions
against the old Board, and Fallon,
McCabes nephew, and the paid
Attorney of the old Board, nomi-
mated for County Attorney.
Hall, related to q part of the
Logan Gang; Gilmore chronic
Office seek 4r; these two voting and
changing the Supervisor System
of election, and the Logan Gang
urging their election.
Experts examining the Offices,
and most of the Gang EXOFFI-
GERS of the County.
Willis Stern, Clerk under /. p.
Hill when the big shortage occur
ed.
John McCabe, of the Observer,
and Ferguson, of the Nucleus
with AL Stern, Tom Arthur, Ro-
differ, Geo. McCoid, Luce, Boilers,
and Woods; all engaged together,
working for Hall and Gilmore!
The County Bonded for Ninety
Thousand (s9O,O0O) dollars by
Hall and Gilmore when it was not
necessary, and County property
sold by them illegally. to the am
cunt of eight thousand five hum
dred ($S, 500) dollars.
All Stern running over the Coun-
ty like the big Sioux Chief Crazy
Horse, using whip and spur to
irlve voters to support Democrats
for office. Nice Republicans!
What promises were made by
the Logan Gang to Hall and Gill
more to induce them to Bond the
County, Change the Supervisor
District System, employ gang o.
Lawyers at Logan without stipu-
lation for price; sell property to
Drake, retaining Drake under a
contract which they formally
claimed was fraudulent? Let them
answer as these things; Let the
voters of Harrison County analize
he situation and by their votes
pull the "Nigger out of the wood
pile"
All cases brought, pending or to
oe brought; if any, are now in the
hands of the Court and County
Attorney. How nice it is to drop
rraver, who alone is familiar with
these cases, and nominate Fallon,
the paid Attorney of the old Board.
He, if elected, would be prohibit
ted from prosecuting, as Lawyer
cannot take case against his eli
emit; but of course, this suits the
Gang of Lawyers at Logan who
expect to be especially employed
1T the expense of the tax payers
Of the county, if Hall and Gilmore
are elected. If defeated, other
competent Attorneys will, no
doubt, take charge of these cases
in connection with the County At
tolney and prosecute.
There will not be another Drake
deal either, and the county prop.
erty will be returned to the peo-
pie, which Hall and Gilmore ille-
gally sold. Drake is now in court
and this Drake deal will be inves-
tigated to a finish if Hall and Gill
more are defeated, and the little
part taken by the Logan Gang will
be fully aired up.
A good old democrat was a call
or at this Office the other day and
remarked: "Where are we at?"
The Republicans have nominated
democrats, and democrats have
nominated republicans for office,
and how is a fellow to know how
to vote?" Well, we told him to
obviate all mistakes to vote the