Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-08
Patrons of Public Schools, in 4
Petition, Ask Them to Be
come Candidates
OPPOSITION is NOT LIKELY
Many Laborins Men Sign the Petition
Asking Carney and BrintnaII to Be-.
come Candidates to Succeed George
A. Turner and c. II. Hull, Whose
Terms Expire.

J. L. Carney and III. G.. Brintnall
to become candidates as directors for
the independent school district of Mar
shalltown, to succeed George A. Turner
and c.. III. Hull whose terms expire this
spring. A great many laboring men of
the city have signed the petition, and
the probabilities are that at the cleo
ton next Monday, March IL, the cam
didates brought out by the petition will
have no opposition. Hoth of the cam
didates are we'll known in the city, have
children in the schools, and will make
good directors. Neither has sought the
office, and will yield only upon urgent
solicitation.
Mr. Carney Is a we'll known attorney
or the city, and is an ex-county attor-
ney and ex-senator from this dis
trict. His ability in law will make him
especially qualified for membership on
the board. He has two daughters in
the high school now, and has had a son
and daughter, now in college, who have
been thru the schools here. Mr.. Brnt-
nall is a well known business man,
member Of the dry goods firm of Bene-
dict & Brintnall, and Is eminently cap
able to give the patrons of the district
a thoroughly business administration.
He has son in the high school, and
has another son who will enter the
graded schools next fall.
The petition that has brought out
these two good candidates before the
public, with the signatures appended, is
as follows:
I'VE, the undersigned, citizens OF
Marshalltown, and patrons of the
school district, interested in the well
fare of our public schools. petition that
the names of Hon. j. L. Carney and
Mr.. II. G. Brintnall be presented as
candidates for school directors at the
coming election, Monday, March IL, to
succeed George A. Turner, and Charles
Hull, whose terms expire: l.. G..
Echternacht, Charles Handy, B. Brady,
G. H. Granville, j. M. Van Slyke, A. G..
Click, e. Erickson, A. Mooney, l..
Maloney, Gus j. Weber, j. H. Eyer
mayer Sam Yetley, A. z. Pickett, H. r.
Melton, L. Fl. Johnson, Calvin Wheeler,
r. j. Hockridge, Walter Coolidge,
Reed Warren, c. f. Crone, A. E. Carl
son, e. S. Ketchum, r. S. Hynds, Earl
A. Stoddart, James Skegg, S. w. La
Shelle, s. A. Arnold, E. N. Beatty, r.
B. Abbott, w. B. Elliott, E. G. Beeson,
p. +. Arney, G. A. Johnson H. S. Law
renee, j. L. Williams, A. Higgin, +. r.
Wheeler. Ed I. Austin, D. T. Denmead,
D. w. Norris, Jr., w H. Burrows, T.
1. WATSON, e. p. Miller, J. P. Johnson,
w. T. Somers, U. f. Templeman, U. S.
Bentley, r. w. Zuch, G. Fl. Schechter
Duane Bentley, Fred Bellfry, Herman
Rocker, Robert Buchwald, Tom Christ
enson, Joseph Hencha1, e. K. Anderson.
Sam Thompson, W. n. Allison, Ernst
Peterson, Ira S. Johnston, Colin Road
house, B. G.. McCombs, G. w. Ford, Joe
Gearhart, Louie P. Olson. J. Coughlin,
M. w. McEleney, M. j.. McCracken, W..
E. Allen, r. E. Smith, w. A. Meese,
Thomas Skeie. John Zuch, Freeman
Love, ID. r. Salisbury George A. Turn
er, A. E. Wilbur, Charles Hull, c. G.
Urine, l.. c. Abbott P. S. Balch, J. p.
Woodbury., c.. p. Cook, Charles Click"