Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1902-10-30
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Executive Department
BY THE GOVERNOR
A PROCL AVIATION.
For the General Election, Nov. 4, 1902.
Pursuant to Law, 1, ALBERT B. oUMMINs
claim, make known and give notice that at the
general election to be held on the Tuesday xt
after the first Monday in November, A. ID. 1902,
the same being
The Fourth Day of Nov. A. d. 1907.
the following Offices are to be filled by the vote
The offices of Secretary of State, Auditor
of State, Treasurer of State, Attorney Gen.
era1, Clerk Of Supreme Court and Su-
preme Court Reporter.
The office OF Judge of the Supreme Court
to succeed Scott M. Ladd.
The office of Judge Of the Supreme Court
to fill vacancy occasioned by the resigna-
office nation of Chas nj. Waterman; which
is now temporary filed by Chas. A. Bishop
under appointment by the Governor.
The office of Railroad Commissioner to
succeed Edward A. Dawson.
further proclaim, make known and give
notice that az the said general election so to be
day In November, A. ID. 1902, being
The Fourth Day of Nov. A. d. 1902.
the following Offices are to be filled by the vote
OF the electors of the several congressional
districts tO-wit:
The office OF representative in congress
the from first congressional district;
The office of representative in congress
from the second congressional district;
The oftice OF representative in congress
from the third congressional district;
The office ranraganfatiVp in
from the fourth congressional district;
The Office of representative in congress
from the fifth congressional district;
The office OF representative in Congress
from the sixth congressional district;
The office Of representative in congress
from the seventh congressional district;
The office OF representative in congress
from the eigth congressional district;
The Office of representative in congress
from the ninth congressional district;
The office of representative In congress
from the tenth congressional district;
The ONCE of representative in congress
from the eleventh congressional district;
BY the vote OF the electors Of the following
senatorial district:
The office of senator in the general assem-
bly, of the state of Iowa from the ninte-
teenth senatorial district, comprising
the county OF Pottawattamie, to succeed
Arthur s. Hazelton, resigned.
BY the vote OF the electors OF the following
representative districts:
The office of representative in the general
assembly Of the state of Iowa from the
SeVenty-ninth representative district,
composed of the county of Sioux, to sue
coed Charles W. Carter, resigned,
The office of representative In the general
assembly Of the state of Iowa from the
fifty-sixth representative district, com
posed of the county of Crawford, to sue
coed Hugh Langan, deceased;
The ONCE OF representative in the general
assembly of the state of Iowa from the
fifth representative district, composed of
ne county OF Wayne, to succeed I. p.
By the vote of the electors of the following
judicial districts:
The office of the Judge OF the district court
as follows
The first judicial district, being composed
of the county of Lee, one Judge;
The second judicial district, being COM
posed 1.-THE counties of Appanoose, Davis,
Jefferson, Lucas, Monroe, Van Buren, and
WapellO, four judges;
The third judicial district, being composed
Of the counties OF Adams, Clarke, Decatur,
Ringeold, Taylor, Union and Wayne, two
The fourth judicial district, being COM
posed of the counties of Cherokee, Lyon,
Monona, o Brien, OsceOla, Plymouth,
Sioux and Woodbury., four judges;
The fifth judicial district, being composed
OF the counties Of Adair, Dallas, Guthrie,
Madison, Marion and Warren three judges
The sixth judicial district, being composed
OF the counties OF Jasper, keokuk, Mahas-
ka, Poweshiek and Washington, three
judges;
The seventh judicial district, being COM
posed OF the counties of Clinton, jackson,
Muscatlne and Scott. four judges;
The eighth judicial district, being COM
posed of the counties of Iowa and John
son, one Judge.
ed of the county of Polk, four judges;
The tenth judicial district, being COM
posed Of the counties of Blackhawk,
Buchanan, Delaware and Grundy, two
The eleventh judicial district, being COM
posed of the counties OF Boone, Franklin,
Hamilton, Hardin, Story, Webster and
The twelfth judicial district, being com
posed Of the counties of Bremen, Butler,
Gerro Gordo, Floyd. Hancock, Mitchell,
WinnebagO and Worth, two judges, to sue
coed &. II. Kelly and Clifford Z. Smith;
The thirteenth judicial district, being
composed Of the counties OF Allamakee,
ChlckaSaw, Clayton, Fayette, Howard and
The fourteenth Judicial district, being
composed Of the counties of Buena Vista
Clay, dickinson. Emmett, Humboldt, Pal0
Alto, Kossuth and P0cahOntas, one jndge
to succeed w. b. Quarton;
The fifteenth judicial district, being com
posed of the counties OF Audubon, CaSs,
Fremont, Harrison, Mills, Montgomery,
Page, Pcttawattamie and Shelby, three
judges, to succeed A. b. ThOrnell, Oryile
ID. Wheeler and W. X. Green;
The sixteenth judicial district, being COM
posed of the OF counties Calhoun, Carroll
Crawford, Green, Ida and Sac, two Judges
The seventeenth judicial district, being
shall and Tama, two judges;
The eighteenth judicial district being
composed OF the counties Of Cedar, Jones
and Linn, three judges;
The nineteeth judicial district, being COM
posed OF the county of Dubuque, two
judges:
The twentieth judicial district, being CON-
posed of the counties of DeS Moines, Henry
and Louisa, one judge to succeed James
ID. Smyth.
The Office of district judge of the second
judicial district, composed of the counties
of Appanoose, Davis, Jefferson, Lucas,
the vacancy occasioned by the resignation
of Thomas N. Fee, which office Is now
temporarily filled by O. W. Vermillion,
under appointment by the governor.
The office Of district Judge Of the ninth
judicial district, composed OF the county
of Polk, to fill the vacancy occasioned by
the death of w. F. Conrad, which Office is
Vey under appointment by the governor;
The Office of district Judge Of the ninth
judicial district, composed OF the county
of Polk. to fill vacancy occasioned by the
of Charles A. Bishop, which office Is now
temporarily filled by william H. McHenry
under appointment by the governor;
The office OF district judge Of the eleventh
judicial district, composed Of the counties
of Boone, Franklin, Hamilton, Hardin,
OccasiOned by the resignation OF William
S.KenyOn, which office Is now temporarily
filled by George w. Dyer, under appoint
ment by the governor.
WHEREOF, All the electors throughout the
state and the several districts herein especially
enumerated will take due notice, and the
sheTifs of the several counties will take official