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The oasis., 1910-01-22

luanua. ney TeHdlh6u dC lue inc city day to enable the doctor % attend the annual meeting of the Guasisaco Mining x Smelling Company, of which he is the chief and president, which meeting was held Monday.
 Sunday evening Mir. w. S. Cranz came up from Guaymas, where he makes his home now, to attend the annual meeting of the shareholders of the Zambona Development Com pany, which meeting was held Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday.
 Last Sunday night broke all re- cords at the Lyric, when two pack ed houses demonstrated that Quinn Bros. efforts to please are fast get ting public appreciation. Every night this week showed a big gain on attendance over any previous week.
 Sunday evening there was at Nogales, MT. w. l. McComas, gen eral manager for the Llanos Con- solidated Mining Company, who had come up from Llanos de Gro, en route to Tucson, to which latter named place the gentleman went Monday morning.
 Tuesday a party of gentlemen went down the Santa Cruz river in Dr. Gustetter's new automobile, going nearly to the Pima county line. They were Doctor A. L. Gus letter, Mir. N. L. Pattison, Mir. Phil Contzen, Allen T. Bird, and Mir. Jas. Krupp. They returned at evening.
 Thursday evening Reverend J. Mills Kendrick, bishop of the diocese of Arizona and New Mex ico, Protestant Epeiscopal church, arrived at Nogales, and yesterday evening the eminent prelate held service at St. Andrews church ad- ministering the rite of con6rma- tion to a number.
 Monday evening there arrived from Tucson MT. 1. N. Pattison, right of way agent for the Tucson and Nogales railway, and MT. Phil Contzen, the we'll known engineer and deputy mineral surveyor, and Tuesday they went to Calabasas and Tubac, returning at evening and going back to Tucson Wednes
 day morning.
 During several days the people of Nogales, Sonora, have been en- gagged in an election for the kins
 and queen of the coming carnival
 Miss Bettina Aguilar was elected
 queen and MT. Carlos H. Araiza
 was selected as king. In the con
 test for queen Miss Margaret Bous
 charain was a close second, ant
 will serve as chief maid of honor
 The new theatre to be erected a
 Bisbee by Martin Costello fol Quinn Bros. will be started nex
 week. It will be one of the fines picture and vaudeville houses wes of Chicago, with seating capacity of 750. This will be the thirC
 house on the circuit which Quinr 7 Bros. are forming in Arizona, wit
 the idea of securing a class o !, vaudeville and pictures that ar : not obtainable with only one hous :. under control.
 Monday evening there arrive
 from Tucson Doctor and Mrs. +
The oasis., 1910-01-22
NOCALES NOTES.

.Ferpuson came from Tucson and was at Nogales day or two.
 Clothing for the poor will be thankfully received by the Sisters of Mercy at St. Joseph's Hospital. Professor F. J. H. Merrill, the geologist and mining engineer, arrived from the East Monday evening.
 The Elite Millinery Store is sell ing all trimmed hats and childrens school hats at less than cost for the next twelve days.
 Wednesday evening Superinten- dent H. ]. Temple went to Quay mas and other points along the line of the Sonora railway.
 STORE RooM FOR RENT:-In the Piskorski Block. 25xS0x14 feet. Good opening for grocery store. Address Box 42, Nogales, Ariz. The Ladies Aid Society of Trinity Congregational church will serve tea at the home of Mrs. George P. Jones on Thursday afternoon Jan- uary 27th from three to six o'clock.
 Send broken glasses to be re- paired or duplicated, to pr. Schell, Tucson, Arizona. Complete grind ing plant, enabling him to make prompt returns. tt
 Sunday evening MT. T. J. O'Keefe special deputy collector of customs, returned home from visit in New York where he was called by the illness of his mother-about a month ago.
 An elegant line of Mems Shirts that surpass any other shown in Nogales just arrived. Drop in and ask to see them at The Boston Store Inc.
 Under the contract with Mir Bullock. published on the first page of THE OASIS this week, for the plans for a sewer system for the town of Nogales. an engineer named Underwood bas been en- gagged through the week in making the necessary surveys.
 FOR SALE: c. c. White Leghorr baby chicks from best layint strains, also thoroughbred growr stock of all varieties. Write fo' prices and quality desired. E. H BUTLER, Petaluma, Calf. At.
 Monday evening Mr. Charles V Fowler returned from Los Angele where he went two or three week ago with shipment of the Gran Brothers Construction Company stock. He remained et home couple of days and returned to tn Yaqui river region.
 WANTED-To find my father James w. Hull In his own inter est. Other papers please copy Mrs. Grace Berkoy, POI Mort Eighth Street, Fort Smith, Arkan sas.
 MT. James H. Dougherty, maste mechanic of the Southern Pacifi Company, at Navojoa, came u from that place Sunday evenin on business. He remained at tf line city until Monday evening when he returned to Navojoa.
 Sunday evening Doctor Ben l Koering of Alamos, and famil arrived at Nogales, en route to It Angeles, where Doctor Koerir
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-20

drirs on sch : wonderful clcudless day ap-
pssled u him a, most charming Inspiration,
and as he Was Trend of the millionaire
driVer, hs inquired il tnere was vacant place
ior him Fortune vas kind, and although
the bax-sssi was prss npted. thsre was place
left on one OF the rear seats. Il was tae love
fortns blue SKY and the COL crisp air that had
tempted hipa, and while he took no particular
inlescsr in bis telloS-passeagers. Carter vas
m5i.ralely plrassd to ind himself next 70
s1n5 aort1n whose dark beauty vas quito
asSidscu<t a. the charm Of manner which
sds spfalyftd Stoward the middle agcd lady
sting on her other side By the time be had
reached the entrance 10 the PAR he vas
sufiriently advanced il his conversation with
,nr y6aRg E6hsfF5 Z fbfespea derogatory
criticism oi the Sherman statue and by One
Hundred and Twenty nth Street he had been
formally presented 10 her aunt The drive
turned oura much more charming escapade
tian he could possibly have hoped Tor The
tlder lady gracioasy refrained from talking
Il sli. and the girls conversation was much
more amusing than anything that Carter had
heard for lcns iisns Having frstadruiiied
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BY CHARLES BELMONT DAVIS

that she had noticed that he spoke to the mil
lionaire whip in terms oil intimate friendship,
she then proceeded 70 tell him Of her own life
on the West Side as ii il had been as foreign TO
him IS the daily routine Of a |avanese beauty
living captive in Turkish harem She re
ierred to Central Park as the impossible
ravine" that separated East Side from West
Side society. and frankly admitted that twas
a new and real pleasure 10 chat with anyone
whose family had settled on the modish
bank Of the gulch" Carter listened TO her
imaginative prattling with ever-increasing
admiration, took most excellent care that he
sat next to her at luncheon, and enjoyed the
return home even more than he had the out
bouad Journey. Indeed, 50 ardent were his
expressions ol delight at the chance meeting
ard 50 sincere were those OF his regret that
they might never meet again that the young
Lads. with d somewhat difiidcnt manner,
asked him to Tel. the very next day. This was
followed two weeks later by dinner party a
her hoJac, where he met not only Miss For
sytacs father but number Of the young
lady's friends and neighbors.
The dinner could not have been more
Gorgeous. Papa Forsythe, OF a large, iorid
Mcslern tYpc. was almost boisterous in his
wclto.ne, a1l the girl friends Of the hostess
vcre al beautiful, niarvelously well gowned
and r,rst snappy in conversation. In return
for this hospitality, Carter had asked Miss
ForsYthe and her aunt, whom he had first met
on the coach, to dine with him at Sherry's and
ai.srward ID occupy box in the grand tier at
the Metropolitan Opera House Up to the
tinr that the highwavman lcaped into the
automobile and suddenly disappeared with
Miss FoTsythe's jewel, the parry had been an
unqualified Success. But the hold-up, at
least 50 Carter thought. as he sat glooniy on
the front seat Of the car watching Mrs Olcott
recover her senses, was most unfortunate.
Not that he did not respect Mrs. Olcott and
greatly admire the mental and physical charm
OF her niece. Here was certainly one of those
cc.sss Of girI with unlimited means and with
ot;i the position in certain set that she
gycltl.' desired and a Young man with Just the
opposite firtles; but. even frankly admitting
these facts to himself, Carter was still ssorry
that the hold-up had not occurred on one Of
those nights when he had attended the opera
with some Of his more intimate friends The
volng man vas oonstitutionally opposed 10
natoriety. and notoriety was about as sure to
follow in this case as day follows night This
was the general trend Of Carer's thoughts as
the automobile, once having cleared itself
from the tangled mass of other cars, sped
northwa-d toward the Marie Antoinette
When they had at last reached their desti-
nation. Mrs Ol-ott protested against leaving
her niece unchaperoned with q man whom
sle knew 50 slightly as she did MIR. Garter,
bu, Miss Forsythe insisted that the case VAS
altogether exceptional, and that the cut-and
dried laws Of social department could not
possibly hold under the Circumstances.
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When Carter returned to the automobile he
stuck his head through the half-open wi, dow.
Where shall tell him to go2" he asked.
Police headquarters should think would be
best"
" Tell him to 90 to two-twenty-th West
Sixty-ninth Street" came Miss Forsythes
answer from the depths OF the car.
Where 2" Carter asked
Tvo-iwenty-threc West Sixty-ninth.
With a half-stiaed exclamation, Carter did
a. he was told and then climbed into the car
Will YOU tell me, be asked. sinking into
the seat next Miss Forssthe, WHY we are
going to look for stolen lewel at a strange
address on West Siyty-ninth Street?p
Il will" Miss Forsythe said Because
that's the address Of the young man who hook
it,
Carter glanced at the girl beside him, and
then, turning his head. looked out OF the WIN
dow as several blocks Of new apartment
houses flew by
4 friend Of yours" he asked
Yes. or perhaps should say an aoquaint
ance No. friend
Must be splendid fellow" Carter dared
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Sorry don't know HIN. | should like to
have him around He would
"You do know him, Miss Forsythe inter-
rupted. You met him at my house at
dinner"
"Of course" Carter said enthusiastically;
al know-t the big showy one in the very tai
ented clothes, but he was clean-shaven then
He looked more like tailor's advertisement
in the back Of magazine than burglar. /
talked to him after dinner and found him
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pity YOU didn'tvisit us in the early part Of
the evening our box.
4 ! saw you there" Rawdin said, smiling
land you were certainly looking very beauti-
full, Helen; but I'm not much on visiting.
60 TO the opera for the music.
Miss Forsythe looked her host fully in the
eyes " Is that AZ you go to the opera for ?
How about the pearl brooch Of mine over
there which YOU have 50 inadequately CON
cealed under mat pile Of letters9o
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tween Seventh and Eighth Avenues
Why not walk oser5n Miss Forsythe sug-
sesied And, as the night WAS line, Mrs, OIL
colt agreed, aud with Henry Carter in the
lead they slowly pushed their way through the
throng massed about the Opera House door
With the snlEl BOY in advance, the little party
crossed Seventh Avenue and continued along
he dark sidt street until they hal nearly
.sarhei Eighth Avenue, where they found The
car weigei tightly against the curbstone
Mss Fprsythe gage the caaailcur his .iastrac-
tio.,s and f,llowsi hcF aaat into the car
Carer got in and tls ant ,2loJile St .Ticd- but
hais,tot gla. m 81, tall a feg feet when the
door was Violently ierSAl opsa by m.n who
threw himself fa- into ii, bols d the car
His apPearalS ~ was 50 vse.- siaien and s2
entirely aas yp.4t.l l by tae sailing tio that
Miss Forst5s hal oalr TIN t, instinrtively
grasp The p.arlsb-,,sh 81. woro in her CO.
sact Mrs Olaptt siis a'sa5,ticr TO fright
eaeJ to mn sav SRA !, IN ! C,l-s-r durabli
lcosiBs dorn ~. har--l ot stNtY nsolgcr
r'he man Na-. aloag of,--oat and his iacc
sas alrrasi eatirsIs hidien hr tla b7oa1 hrim
aafehhaf, It~as sinp,ssihl, s, his eyss
lad his moltA wls col-e,lsi Ri heavy
hack.must1.h.
~lvsi ons cry iran any ii voa. h. sai9. in
NJ, los cS-e,lilg'T slglpr,ssya voice,
..iust ore CRY. a1i IN shoot"
Foo Al inter nin1bl, s. ,ll ,ae highway
saE-n.d to h.sitat,, al t'l,av,th his frec
~ r,l..N nl'I,Iavay M's; l'orsFsac's
hsiS IA: nas laso,i orer tae b-o)-h. and,
s.l.il, tis i.ssl t,-- !. fr,n Il, ciifo1 to
which Il ha hcea atta 'hsi Ta,a. Nth the
reaolcer xtill p,inting At Carter. he bl-lSe1
on of the eas all siannei thc DOR
With as',-ing Ca-t,r stirt,i ait,r him, bu'
b-loye he r,i'i tu-l tn, handle o. the dno
Mis- Forsgt,, far. hsr ans ab,lthisne
sDen,t a,e, ion,g him SIR
osggsd, HILL sls gja Please don't r.
--lGf ny SAKE
Tnt soaditioas mais TIE soalg mans
pssitfcn rssn mf-s aos ri than anpclred
from thr m,ss iazii,i; oi n iifIip Henry
tagter wis a5t II b, 1T re,l'e asl,b, but il re-
aai 10 IT, hsllup, hs vascsir> n.ls sorry thai
ithad happsnei on this r7rti tllr eycnlas.
Il hii all began several seeks before, on a
otaltiiul morning in carly October With
nls mind al ease AMI NJ plans for the day in
sight, he was slinteriag down Fiitn Arcaae
snsa he was arrested in his walk by tn.
syovd gathered about ths roal coach in front
ol,hc HOLLAND House and jrst about To start
On lie daily .rip 70 .Ardsley The idea OF 4
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Philip stified yavn and smilinfly tore the
let'er INTO small shreds, which he allowed to
hlier through MS fingers and dutter to the
water below. Then he glanced up al the
turquoise sky and drew a long breath OF the
srlsp cool air into his lungs Nice girl,
Helen, he murmured, nice girl. butsswfull
h''le climber III ltake Monte Carlo for mine.
where there is no Central Park. East 4 ~. =
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IE small boy who had
been looking Tor Helen
Forsytfe ! automobile re
turned with the discour-
aging news that he had
discovered il, surrounded
by numerous other cars,
on Fnrtiath Street be
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-06-01
SEVENTH DAY OF JUNE, 1910

Polling places will be open in
eacn voting precinct al the usual
places for holding elections. The
polls will be open as required by
Section 1O87-a6 of the 1907 Supple
meut to the Code, which provides
In effect that in all cities of $500
population or over the polls shall
be open from 700 a. m. to 500 d.
m. and in cities of less than $500
population and in country precincts
from 500 a. m. to 500 p. m.
The various Offices to be filled
and the persons who have filed nom
lnation papers and atfidavits and
who are entitled to have their
names printed on the official ballot
are as follows:
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-06-01

OF Marengo, Iowa County
For Reporter of Supreme Court
GEORGE HARNAGEL
OF Des Moines, Polk County
- For Railroad Commissioner
NIXON p. JONES
Of Des Moines, Polk County
WALTER II. DEWEY
Of Charlton, Lucas County
For Representative in Congress
Fourth District
d. d. MURPHY
OF Elkader, Clayton County
For State Senator
42d District
BEN E. JEWELL
Of DEBORAH, Winneshiek County
For State Representative
Dist District
L. T. FOSSE
Of Ridgeway, Winneshiek Count
ERNEST w. CHRISTOPHER
For County Treasurer
H. H. BLANCHAINE
For Clerk of the District Court
GEO. J. COOPER
For Sheriff
P. CAROLAN
For County Recorder
ALLEN WISE
For County Attorney
No Nomination Papers Filed
For County Superintendent
SIGURD REQUE
For County Surveyor
No Nomination
Supervisor 1st District
B. ]. KLEVE
PETER F. MEYER
Supervisor End District
G.. A. MEYER
Supervisor 3D. District
MARTIN JONES
Supervisor 9Th District
X. w. KNUTSON
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS
BIUFFTON TOWNSHIP
Justice of the Peace
No nomination
COnstables
No nomination
Trustees
No nomination
Township Clerk
JOHN THYME
Assessor
PAT F. O'BRIEN
Member of County Central Com
mittee
P. j. CAROLAN
Delegates to Democratic County
Convention
BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP
Justice of the Peace
No nomination
Constable
FRED O'BOY
Trustees
No nomination
Township Clerk
d. C. MALLOY
Assessor
No nomination
Member of County Central Com.
mittee
No nomination
[ Delegates to Democratic County
Convention
BURR OAK TOWNSHIP
70 nominations filed for Township
offices
Committeeman
T. NJ. SEXTON
, DELEGATES to Democratic County
Convention
CANOE TOWNSHIP
No nominations for Township Offices
Member of County Central Com
mittee
]. w. NARROW
, Delegates to Democratic County
Convention
CALMAR 1st PRECINCT
Justice of the Peace
o. KAPLER
Trustees
WENZEL NOVAK
F. j. SOUKUP
:. cut
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-06-01

COnstables
No nominations
Township Trustees
MILES McGOVERN
Township Clerk
HERB PERRY
l Delegate tc Republican County
Convention
LINCOLN TOWNSHIP
Justice of the Peace
No nomination.
COnstables
No nominations
Trustees
NJ KRAFT
OLE SANDERSON
Township Clerk
S. R. RINGEON
Assessor
No nomination
Z Delegates to Republican County
Convention
MADISON TOWNSHIP
No nominations filed for Township
offices
Member of County Central Com
mittee
WALTER E. HOYT
6 Delegates to Republican County
Convention
MILITARY TOWNSHIP
Justice of the Peace
w. NJ. ALLEN
G. G. OYLOE
COnstables
S. c. OXLEY
ID. d. ROSA 4.
Trustees
P. o. ICELAND
o. L. GUNDERSON
j. P. NESVIK
Township Clerk
No nomination
Assessor
HANS H. DALAKER
Member of County Central Com
mittee
G.. G.. OYLOE
S. c. OXLEY
Delegates TO Republican County
Convention
ORLEANS TOWNSHIP
Justice of the Peace
No nominations
COnstables
No nominations
Trustee
HENRY f. LOVEJOY
Township Clerk
c.. C. BROWN
Assessor
CLIFFORD EDDY
Delegates to Republican County
Convention
PLEASANT TOWNSHIP
Trustee
X. HENDRICKSON
Delegates to Republican County
Convention
SPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP
Township Clerk
n. H. GJEVRE
Trustees
c. H. X. BOE
OLE o. ROVANG
G.. E. SOLAND
Delegates to Republican County
Convention
SUMNER TOWNSHIP
70 nominations for Township Offices
Delegate to Republican County
Convention
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP
20 nominations for Township Offices
Delegate to Republican County
Convention
WASHINGTON End PRECINCT
30 nominations for Township Offices
Delegate to Republican County
Convention
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-06-01
Trustees
WENZEL NOVAK
F. j. SOUKUP

Assessor
j. F. KORBEL
Member of County Central Conn
mittce
j. j. HAUG
8 Delegates to Democratic County
Convention
DEBORAH TOWNSHIP
No nominations for Township Offices
Member of County Central Com
| mittee
BEN E. JEWELL
Delegates TO Democratic County
Convention
DEBORAH CORP. list WARD
Member of County Central Conn
mittee
l. w. BRUNT
Delegates to Democratic County
Convention
DEBORAH CORP. End WARD
Member of County Central Com.
mittee
JOS. M. LENNON
2 Delegates 10 Democratic County
Convention
DEBORAH CORP. Sd WARD
Member of County Central Com.
mittoe
X. w. KNUTSON
Delegates to Democratic Comfy
Convention
DEBORAH CORP. 4th WARD
Member of County Central Com
mittee
FRED BIER MANN
8 Delegates to Democratic County
Convention
DEBORAH CORP. 9Th WARD
Member of County Central Com
mittee
FRANK SAYRE
2 Delegates to Democratic County
Convention
FREMONT TOWNSHIP
No nominations filed
Delegates to Democratic County
Convention
FRANKVILLE TOWNSHIP
Assessor
JAMES A. PECK
Member Of County Central Com
mittee
GEO j. COOPER
8 Delegates to Democratic County
Convention
GLENwOOD TOWNSHIP
No nominations filed
Delegates to Democratic County
Convention
HESPER TOWNSHIP
No nominations filed
2 Delegates to Democratic County
Convention
HIGHLAND TOWNSHIP
No nominations filed for Township
offices
Member of County Central Com
mittee
GEO. A. PFISTER
Delegate to Democratic County
Convention
JACKSON TOWNSHIP
Justice of the Peace
JOHN ZBORNIK
Constable
No nomination
Trustees
GEO. w. KRUSE
w. A. JIRAK
ANTON KUHN
JOHN RAUSCH
Township Clerk
]. B. LYNCH
Assessor
GEO EINWALTER
FRANK KUNT
GEO. G.. WICHMAN
Delegates to Democratic County
Convention
LINCOLN TOWNSHIP
Justice of the Peace
No nomination
Constable
No nomination
Trustees
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-06-01

c. N. HOUCK
Delegates to Republican County
Convention
DEBORAH CORP. Sd WARD
Justice of the Peace
H. F. BARTHELL
Constable
o. N. QUANDAHL
LUTHER REED
Member of County Central Com
mittee
F. w. DAUBNEY
4 Delegates to Republican County
Convention
DEBORAH CORP. 4th WARD
Justice of the Peace
HI. F. BARTHELL
COnstables
o. N. QUANDAHL
LUTHER REED
Member of County Central Com
mittce
A. F. BAREFOOT
H. J. GREEN
s Delegates to Republican County
Convention
DEBORAH CORP. 5th WARD
Justice of the Peace
H. F. BARTHELL
COnstables
o. n. QUANDAHL
LUTHER REED
Member of County Central Com
mittee
GEO. HISLOP
Delegates to Republican County
Convention
FREMONT TOWNSHIP
No nominations filed
Delegates to Republican County
Convention
FRANKVILLE TOWNSHIP
Justice of the Peace 81
GUST. SHEGGRUD
Constables
No nominations
Trustees
GEO. M. ANDERSON
Township Clerk
No nominations
Assessor
ALBERT MOEN
GEO. H. VAN WEY
Member of County Central Com
mittee
VIM. LINNEVOLD
6 Delegates to Republican County
Convention
GLENWOOD TOWNSHIP
Justice of the Peace
No nomination.
COnstables
No nominations
Trustees
o. G.. EVANS
A. T. HOLTON
o. II. SIVESIND
Clerk
G. JOHNSON
Assessor
o. c. CARLSBORG
Member of County Central Com
mittee
o. G.. EVANS
6 Delegates to Republican County
Convention
HESPER TOWNSHIP
Justice of the Peace
w. A. PLUNKETT
Constables
No nominations
Trustees
w. G. TILLAPAUGH
Township Clerk
II. c. ROWE
Delegates to Republican County
Convention
HIGHLAND TOWNSHIP
Justice of the Peace
No nomination.
Constables
No nominations
Township Clerk
No nominations
Assessor
w. o. CASTERTON
Member of County Central Conn
mittee
No nomination.
Z Delegates to Republican County
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-06-01

Constable
No nomination.
Township Trustees
No nomination.
Township Clerk
No nomination.
Assessor
No nomination.
Member of County Central Com.
mittce
c. w. BRITTENDAHL
2 Delegates to Republican County
Convention
BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP
Justice of the Peace
A. c. TATRO
Constable
No nomination.
Township Trustees
NO nomination.
Township Clerk
No nomination
Assessor
ELIZA ALBRIGHT
Member of County Central Com
mittee
ENDORUS RIGGS
6 Delegates to Republican County
Convention
BURR OAK TOWNSHIP
No nominations made for Township
Officers
4 Delegates to Republican County
Convention
CANOE TOWNSHIP
Justice of the Peace
No nomination.
Constable
No nomination.
Trustee
No nomination.
Assessor
P. E. LESETH
Clerk
No nomination.
Member of County Central Com
mittee
SAM ANDERSON
5 Delegates to Republican County
Convention
CALMAR list PRECINCT
Justice of the Peace
No nomination.
Constable
No nomination.
Trustees
No nominations
Township Clerk
H. J. GEISEN
Assessor
No nomination.
Member of County Central Com
mittee
H. ]. GEISEN
7 Delegates TO Republican County
Convention
CALMAR End PRECINCT
Township Clerk
H. ]. GEISEN
Member of County Central Com
mittee
II. j. GEISEN
1 Delegate to Republican County
Convention
DEBORAH TOWNSHIP
Justice of the Peace
II. F. BARTHELL
Constable
o. N. QUANDAHL
LUTHER REED
Trustees
FRED w. GROSS
GEO. II. JOHNSON
Township Clerk
H. NJ. CUMMINGS
Assessor
VIM. KREUTTER
ANDREW LANE
Member of County Central Com
mittee
No nomination
5 Delegates to Republican County
Convention
DEBORAH CORP. list WARD
Justice of the Peace
II. F. BARTHELL