The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-09-30

Randall, S. S. Rogers, "A. Ranueis.
Milford-C. ]. Cose E. Johnson. L. L.
Osterland, ]. c. Phillips, ]. lngrahm' II.
Sinnemark Chas. Shives.
Paradise. C. Saul, DR.. w B Evans
w N Schoutin, Samuel Fox, Ed Granger
West Side-F. Gary, c; A. Booch,
Frank Glasscock, Jas. Welsh A. ]. Kelley
Fred ]. HERE.
Vail-Dr Ed Darling, Clark
White, M. P, Ryan, E. B. Fanske. a..
Dempster, w w Watson, T F Ratchford
Otter Creek-C C Walters. Chas. F
Schmidt, los Schmidt, DR.. Burroughs
H Remers. N p Swanson, E E Clausen,
| VIM. Anderson.
Uniou-T P Black. NJ G Virgins A
Weatherbee, M B Nelson. Morris McHen-
ry IT,, James Persall, DR. King, James
Walters, Thos, Rae Sr,, Frank McHenry,
/ w L Kelvin.
Jackson-Robert Hannah r ] Riley,
Il Dieter, John Kock. Henry Maynard,
Iowa-S E Whitcher, Gergan Carstens
VIM Bohenson.
Hayes-c Dempster, John Hamecn
and ] r Brockelsby.
Hanover-G A Rothe, Carl Schelm,
Otto Huebner and VIM Ackelbien.
Charter Oak-I A Mains. Theo
Drake, T w Loomis. ] P Thompson, NJ
L ZONES, John Way, G Warehouse,
Mike Cops. M Cavett and S F Wertz.
Nishnabotnay--M Morgan, w R Grimes
Joseph Massey. E c Simons. L E Anthony
Homer Baker, P c Grey, B H Bufinton,
D w Shaw. ] B Gardner and John
Bayles.
Washington-Ernest Stegeman, VIM.
Staller. Samuel Moffitt, Jacob Bill.
Denison-Wm Mcbride. S A Bair, W..
c Pollock and c Gillor m
| Goodrich-E R Smell, E M Ainsworth,
Newton, Fritz Miller and S d New
ton
Willow-F R Shirtcliff, r H Sweet,
| Jas Wickwire and Dave Rogers
Denison, 1st Ward-Alf Wright, John
Warbasse, Mat Mill, P Conner, E
Gulick, C Kuehnle, Art Green. w c
Rollins E T Cochran and L A Sewell.
Denison, End Ward-Chas Tabor, D L
Boynton, U G Johnson, F w Meyers, E
Fink. ] H Mahoney and Nick LaFrentz.
Denison Third Ward-Sears McHenry.
DIR. w. I. Wright, George Naeve, Julius
Bale. w w Cushman, Jacob Wiess, E F
Tucker H A Norman, P e C Lally, H. A,
Boyle, James Walker.
THE RESOLUTIONS.
Be it resolved by the Republicans of
Crawford County. Iowa, in delegate con-
vention assembled that we most heartily
endorse the political record of President
Roosevelt, Secretary Shaw, Senator Doll
yer Gov A B. Cummins and Congress
man Conner and most heartily commend
| them to the serious consideration of the
(. citizens of this Republic. the state of Iowa.
the 10th Congressional District and Cfaw-
ford county Io,qa.
We would call attention to the splendid
| business conditions now prevailing
throughout the country largely as re-
suit of republican principles and enact
ments, and we declare our unalterable
faith in the policy of protective tariff,
sound money and the purity of the ballot.
We heartily commend the recent legisla-
ton passed by republican congress,
to restrain and dissolve illegal and injur-
ious monopolies and trusts and have faith
that the republican party will solve this
4 question as it has all other problems OF
government since the civil war to the
ultimate good of all the people.
We declare ourselves in favor of care
full. economical, businesslike and impart-
ial conduct of county affairs without
favoritism and with strict regard for the
statures of Iowa and the rights of the
people. We assert that there is ample
proof that the business affairs of this
county have not been so conducted
in the past and we would call the atten-
ton of the people to these facts, urging all
to unite without regard to party in an ef-
fort to obtain for Crawford county a
strictly business administration. We
would further call attention to and en-
dorse the statement recently made b,
the democratic organ of this county, that
ANY county, state or government toe
one-sided politically is apt to be corrupt
in time !" We commend this statement tc
the consideration of the voters and ash
that they join in remedying such condi
ton and assert our belief that the affair:
of the county would be much better con
Quoted were both parties represented il
county government and upon the boari
of supervisors,
FRED ] HERE.
ED B. FANsHE.
1. A. MAINS.
List OF Jurors