Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-02
LEGISLATIVE NOMINEES
Lineup of Opposing Candi-
dates For the Legislature
Not Quite Complete
EckELs AND CUMMINGS WIN OUT
EckELs AND CUMMINGS WIN OUT
Both Are MarshaIItown Men, Eckeis
Candidate for the Senate From Mar.
County, and Cummings for Repre-
sentative-RepubIican Majorities
About the Same as Two Years Ago.
Special to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican,
Des Moines. Oct. 2-The nominations
for Legislative positions have now beer
practically all made in Iowa by all
parties. Unless the nominations are
made and the papers filed officially by
Saturday night of this week, the names
will not go on the official ballots Two
or three conventions are yet to be held
The democrats have not nominated in
all districts and the prohibitionists and
socialists have nominated in only a few
districts. districts. The best informed
students of the political map, are
guessing that the republican major
tiles Will be about the same as two
years ago, in both houses, though there
Will be number of changes both ways
IN the senate and In the house In the
present assembly the democrats have
four who hold over, and these are in
Clinton, Lee. Des Moines and Howard
counties. The six districts in which
there Will be elections, where demo-
by Governor Cummins two years ago.
These senatorial districts are: John
son Iowa, 35 net republican majority:
Clayton, 29s majority; Jackson. PA
majority: Appanoose- Davis, lob ma
jority; Monroe Marion, 1,043 major
ity: Monroe Marion. 1,O43 majority:
Clarke Warren. 1878 majority. The
Cass- SHELBY district was close, and
this was carried by the democratic can
didate last time and he served half the
session but was unseated There were
sixteen democrats In the last house.
Two have been cut out by changing
the districts, and one republican has
been succeeded since by democrat The
districts now represented by demo-
Gratis, and the majorities therein, are !:
Carroll, 230 democratic majority two
yes,ss ago; Lee, 81 democratic: Uninn,
40s republican; Des Moines. IA repubii-
can: Dubuque, 264 democratic; Shelby.
173 republican; Allamakee. 657 republic
can Johnson, 191 republican,: Clinton.
2S6 democratic: Buchanan. $50 repub-
iican; keoluk, 479 republican: Tama,
SOB republican: Ida Monona, 654 repub-
lican; Crawford, 20 republican. These
are majorities on governor. The dele
cation from Dubuque was divided, one
republican and one democrat. There
are some other close districts that will
bear watching. as for instance: Bremen,
3S democratic; Chickasaw. 81 republic
can; Clayton, 29O republican,; Davis,
SO democratic; Fremont. 102 democrat
ic; Iowa, 22S republican,; Jackson, PA
republican: Scott, 1,227 republican: ::
Mahaska. 920 republican,: Audubon, $40
republican. In Hardin county where
fusion movement Is opposing the re-
publican ticket the republican major
ity on governor was 1,450. The follow
ing is the lineup of the opposing candi-
dates for the legislatures, the list not
quite complete but substantially So The
democrats have not nominated in many
districts.
Senate.
Jefferson-Van Buren-James Elerick,
rep: ]. P Manatry, dem.
Appanoose- Davis-J. H. Swanson,
rep; l.. l.. Taylor, dem.
Lucas -Wayne-R. E. Hesselquist,
rep: Alexander I. Rockhold, DEM; H.
G. Street, soc.
Decatur -Ringgold Union-Marion F.
Stockey, rep: S. A. Bowers, dem.
Adams Taylor-D. w. Turner, rep:
M. S. McInery, dem.
Mills tgomery-Shirley Gilliland.
republican.
Clarke -Warren-James H. Jameson,
rep.
Mahaska-W. G. Jones, rep; Dan
Davis, DEM: George Bowles, soc.
A..
Thomas j. Price dem.
Madison n-Adair-James ]. Crossley,
rep.
Dallas Guthrie Audubon = Frank NJ.
Hopkins, .ef.
Pottawat;alnie c. G. Saunders.
rep: w. II. Ware, DEM; X. D. Clark.
pro.
jackson - A. p. Bowen, rep; Thom-
as Lambert, dem.
Linn = w. C. Stuckslager, rep; John
n. Hughes, dem.
Cedar Jones-T. B. Hanley, rep; r.
C. Sturton, dem.
Iowa -Johnson-John Hughes, Jr.,
rep: Thomas Stapleton. dem
Calhoun Webster - Henry Young.
rep; j. b. Butler, dem.
Marshall Charles Eckels, rep;
William Shipton, dem.
Boone Story - c. j. A. Ericsson, rep;
f. G. Jordan, dem.
Woodbury. John II. jackson, rep;
A. S. Garretson, dem.
Buchanan Delaware = George w.
Dunham, rep: G. B. Thompson. dem.;
ID. C. Mcfarland, pro.
CLAYTON B. w. Newberry rep;
H. c. Bishop, dem.
Bremen Butler = w. N. Larkin,
rep; John F. Wade, dem.
Allamakee- Fayette A. Z. wilson,
rep: C. r. Brown, dem.
Mitchell winnebago Worth = James
A. Smith, rep.
Cerro Gordo- -Hancock-F'ranklin = A.
Fl. Gale, rep.
Ida-Cherokee- Plymouth - John L.
Bleakley, rep.
Clay Kossuth, etc George Kinne.
rep: Lewis Steuhmer. dem
Sioux, etc.-W. c. Kimmel. rep
House.
Adair - r. w. Hollenbeak, rep; j.