The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1904-10-13

"sist of not more than one hundred and eight men,
"rnlned by dividing the whole number of the popua-
'tion Of the State shown by the last preceding
estate or National census by the whole number of
Counties then existing organized but each county
"shall constitute representative district and be
"entitled to one representative but each county
'havng a population in excess of the ratio number,
"as herein provided OF three-ffths more Of such
"ratio number shall be entitled to one additional
representative but said addition shall extend only
sto the nine counties having the greatest population
"SEc. 49, The general assembly shall, at the first
Irregular session held following the adoption Of this
amendment, and at each succeeding regular session
held next after the taking of said census, fix the
ratio of representation and apportion the addition
al representatives, as herein before required"
further proclaim, make known and give notice
that at the said general election to be held on the
eighth day of November, A. ID. 1904. the following
offices to be filed by the vote Of the electors OF
the several congressional districts. as follows:
The office of Representative in Congress from the
First Congressional District;
The Office of Representative intCongress from the
Second Congressional District;
The office of Representative in Congress from the
Third Congressional District;
The office of Representative in Congress 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
Eighth Congressional District;
Ninth Congressional District;
The office of Representative in Congress from the
Tenth Congressional District;
| The office of Representative in Congress from the
Eleventh Congressional District
1 further proclaim, make known and give notice
that at the said election to be held on the
eighth day of November, A. d. 1904, the following
office is to bs filed by the vote of the electors of the
:, Eighteenth Representative District of the State O.
Iowa; viz;
! The Office of Representative in the General AS
semby of the State of Iowa from the county o
Wapello, being the Eighteenth Representative Dis
trict of said State, to fill vacancy occasioned b.
the death OF A. W. Buchanan.
further proclaim, make known and give notice
that at the said general election so to be held on tn
eighth day of November, A. d. 1901 the following
offices to be filled by the vote of the electors
| tIa foIIo Ind; ,;ol n;ctr via
The office OF Judge of the District Court of Iowa
In and for the Seventh Judicial District, comprsn
the counties of Clinton, Jackson Muscatine an
Scott, to fill vacancy occasoned by the resignato
of p b. Wolfe, which Office is temporarily file
by Arthur p. Barker, under appointment by the Gov
ernor
The office of Judge of the District Court of low
in and for the Third judicial District comprisin
the counties of Adams, Clarke, Decatur, Rnggo
Taylor, Union, and Wayne, to fill vacancy occas
ioned by the resignation of Robert L. Paris
which office Is now temporarily filled by W. E. Mile
| under appointment by the Governor
WHEREOF, All electors throughout the State an
throughout the several districts herein especial
enumerated will take due notice and the sheriffs
the several counties will take official notice here
and be governed accordingly.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF I ha,
hereunto set my hand and caused to
affixed the Great Seal of the State
| [SEAI.] Iowa. Done at Des Moines tn
twenty-sxth day of September, A.
1904
BY the Governor: