Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-02
STATE OF low A
Executive Department.
I az THE GOVERNOR:
A PROCLAMATION.

hereby proclaim, make known ana give
notice that at the general election, tl
be held on the Tuesday next after the
first Monday in November, A. D. 1908
the same being
The Third Day Of November. A. o. 1908
HE following offices are to he filled by
the vote of all the electors of the state
xowit.
The office of governor of the state
pf Iowa;
The office of lieutenant governor OF
1he state of Iowa;
The Office of superintendent of public
Instruction of the state of Iowa;
The office of judge OF the supreme
tourt of the state of Iowa, to succeed
Charles A. Bishop;
The office of railroad commissioner OF
khe state of Iowa, TO succeed David j.
Palmer.
And I further proclaim, make known
and give notice that at the said general
Election so to be held on the Tuesday
next after the first Monday in Noveln
Der, A. D. 1908, being tie third day OF
November. A. d. 1908, the following.
offices are to be filed by the vote OF
khe electors of the following legislative
districts, towit:
The Office Of senator in the general
assembly of the state OF Iowa, in each
OF the twenry-nine senatorial districts,
rs follows:
The Second senatorial district being
composed Of the counties of Jefferson
and Van Buren,;
The Third senatorial district, being
composed of the counties of Appanoose
and Davis;
The Fourth senatorial district, being
composed of the counties of Lucas and
Wayne;
The Fifth senatorial district. COM
posed of the counties of Decatur, Ring
gold and Union.
The Sixth senatorial district, being
composed Of the counties of Adams and
Taylor;
The Eighth senatorial district. being
eomposed of the counties of Mills and
Montgomery;
The Eleventh senatorial district, be-
ing composed of the counties of Clarke
and Warren;
The Fourteenth senatorial district.
being composed of the county of Ma
haska:
The Fifteenth senatorial district, be-
ting composed of the counties OF Marion
and Monroe;
The Sixteenth senatorial district, be-
ing composed OF the counties of Adail-
and Madison;
The Seventeenth senatorial district,
being composed of the counties OF Au-
dubon, Dallas and Guthrie.
The Nineteenth senatorial district,
being composed of the county Of Pot
tawattaanie;
The Twenty-third senatorial district,
being composed of the county of Jack
son;
The Twenty-fourth senatorial dis
trict, being composed of The counties OF
Cedar and Jones.
The Twenty fifth senatorial district
being composed of the counties Of Iowa
and johnson.
The Twenty-sixth senatorial district,
being composed of the county of Linn;
The Twenty seventh senatorial dis
trict, being composed of the counties OF
Calhoun and Webster;
The Twenty eighth SENATORIAL dis.
trict being composed of the county of
Marshall;
The Thirty-frst senatorial district,
being composed of the counties of
Boone and Story;
The Thirty-second senatorial district
being composed Of the county of Wood.
bury:
The Thirty third senatorial district
being composed Of the counties of Bu-
chanan and Delaware;
The Thtrty-sfxth senatorial district
being composed of the county OF Clay
ton:
The Thirty-ninth senatorial district,
being composed Of the counties of Bre..
mer and Butler;
The Fortieth senatorial district be-
ing composed of the counties of ALA
makee and Fayette;
The Forty first senatorial district,
being composed of the counties OF
mitchell, Winnebago and Worth
The Forty-third senatorial district.
being composed of the Counties of Ger
70 Gordo. Franklin and Hancock
The Forty-sixth senatorial district, |
being composed OF the counties OF
Cherokee, Ida and Plymouth
The Forty seventh senatorial dis |
trict. being composed 81 the counties
OF Clay, Dickinson, Emmett, kossutn |
and Palo Alto;
The Forty ninth senatorial district |
being composed of the counties of
Lyon, O'Brien. Osceola and Sioux;
The office of representative in the
general assembly from the several |
counties and representative districts,
- follows:
In each of the districts composed re-
spectlyely of the counties of Clinton,
Dubuque, Linn. Polk. Pottawattarnie,
Scott and Woodbury., two represe nta-
tiyes:
In each of the districts composed re-
spectlvely of the counties of Adair Ad-
ans, Allamakee, Appanoose, Audubon,
Benton, Blackhawk. Boone, Bremen,
Buchanan Buena Vista, Butler. Cal
houn, Carroll, Cass. Ce5ar, Cerro Cor
do, Cherokee, Chickasaw. Clarke. Clay
ton Crawford, Dallas, Davis, Decatur.
Delaware, Des Moines. Fayette, Floyd,
Franklin, Fremont, Greene, Grundy,
Guthrie. Hamilton, Hardin. Harrison,
Henry, Howard Iowa. Jackson, Jas
per. Jefferson, Johnson. Jones, Keokuk
Kossuth. Lee, Louisa, Lilcass. Madison,
Mahaska, Marion, Marshall, Mills
Mitchell, Monroe, Montgomery. Mus
catine, O'Brien, Page. Plymouth Poca-
hontas Poweshiek, Ringgold, Sac, I
Shelby. Sioux Story. 7'ama, Taylor
Union, Van Buren,, WapeMo. Warren,
Wayne, Webster. Winne-
shiek and Wright, one representative.
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