Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-05

Senate 80. 90. SO II 81 Is
House -. 80. rs SO SO IS
Total -. ;. Ill A 119 80
| Majority -. Ga so
| The senatorial districts which were
democratic in the Thirty-second gen.
eral assembly and which have gone
republican are Butler Bremen Jack
son and Cedar-Jones; the ones which
We're republican and were carried by
the democrats were Iowa johnson and
Clayton.
! The republicans carried Adair, War
rem. Madison, Iowa, Bremen, Allama-
kee. Buena Vista, Lyon, Buchanan,
Cherokee, Jefferson, Plymouth and
Washington counties which were rep
resented by democrats, and lost menu
bers In Wayne. Decatur, Ida, Jackson,
Scott and Jones counties.
Former Democratic State Chairman
Charles w. Miller is defeated in
Bremen county and Democratic State
Chairman Clint l.. Price in Warren
county.
#. e. Sheldon OF Ringgold, was elect
. ed by fourteen majority. Paul e. Still
! man in Greene had $50. L. d. Teter
was defeated by fifteen For the first
time in six years Buchanan elected a
republican. L. F. Springer being re-
tired and r. f. Stoddard being elected.
c. A. Meredith was elected in Cass by
more than 500. Two sons Of Governor
Larrabee were elected. Fred Larrabee
to the senate from Calhoun Webster
tn from
Fayette
Following are the members OF the
Thirty-third general assembly:
Hold Over Republican Senators.
Benton Tama-W. P Whipple, Vim
ton.
Buena vista-Humboldt- Pocahontas
j. H. Allen, Pocahontas.
Carroll Greene Sac-J. III. Mates,
Odebolt
Cass- Shelby. e. Bruce. Atlantic
Hamilton Hardin Wright--C. f. Pc
terson, Eagle Grove.
Henry Washington-W. B. Seeley
Mount Pleasant.
Howard Winneshiek-H. c. Burgess,
Cresco.
Jasper-F. L. Maytag. Newton.
Keokul- Poweshielx - E.. w. Clark,
Montezuma.
Louisa MuscatIne-J. T. Nichols,
Muscatine.
Poke. G. Dowell, Dies Moines.
Hold Over Democrat Senator's.
Blackhawll- Grundy- S. w. DE Wolf,
Grundy Center.
Chickasaw- Floyd-John Foley of
New Hampton.
C1;,,to,, Wilson Clinton
Crawford -Harrison- Monona - Will
c. Whiting, Whiting.
Des Moines-F. L. Smith. Burlington.
Fremont Page-W. D. Jameson,
Shenandoah.
Leo. P. McManus KeolIuk.
Scott. A. De Armand. Davenport.
Wapello-E. G. Moon. Ottumwa.
Elected to Senate.
Jefferson-v Van Buren,. Fred Clarke,
democrat. Fairfield.
Appanoose- Davis L. l.. Taylor,
democrat, Centerville.
Lucas Wayne-George McCulloch'
republican, Humeston.
Decatur Ringgold- j. d.
Brown, republican, Leon.
Adams -Taylor-T. w. Bennett, re-
publican, Lenox.
Mills Montgomery Shirley Gill
land, republican, Glenwood.
Clarke-War - A v. Proudloot'
republican, Indianola.
Mahaska = A. r. n. Hampleton' re-
publican, Oskaloosa.
Marion Monroe-F D. Everett re-
publican, Abba.
Adair- Madison---Arthur c. Savage
republican, Adair.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS - George
Cosson. republican, Audubon.
Pottawattamie - Charles G. Saund-
ers, republican, Council Bluffs.
Jackson-A. B. Bowen, republican,
Maquoketa.
Cedar Jones-H. r.. Chapman. re-.
publican, Durant.
Iowa-J Johnson - J. "A. White, dem
ocrat, South A1nana. 800.
Linn-W. Z. StuckSlagef, fepuplicaA'i
Lisbon.
Calhoun-Wehster - +. Larrabee' re-
publican, TT. Dodge.
Marshall - G.. H. Van Law republic
can, Marshaltown
Boone Story - Joseph A Fitchpat-
rick, republican, Nevada .
woodbury. - Robert Hunter, repub
]ican, Sioux City.
Buchanan Delaware-E. II. Hoyt, re-
publican, Lamont.
Clayton Robert Quigley, democrat,
McGregor.
Brener-Butler 49, Charles Gates, re-