Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-05-08
LAST DAY FOR FILING BRINGS
OUT NEW
4. ss> NAMES.
THREE i TICKETS IN fIEL Held
Socialist Party Names Candidates
fer County Jobs. Township candl-
dates have Until May 10 to File. !,


for flung nomination papers Of can
sd,dates for county offices. On the
srepublican ticket there are two or
more candidates for four OF the of.
1 fices Treasurer, Superintendent OF
Schools, Recorder and Supervisor 70,
L term beginning January l, 1914. The
most holly contested fight appears
1t present to be for the nomination
! for Treasurer. There are four active
candidates for the republican nomin-
alton and all Of the candidates are
putting up d>>termined fight. The
democrats have practically full
ticket with no contests. The sur
prise OF the day was the filing Of
papers for nearly allsoffices by mem
bers Of the socialist party. This par
- pooled but IS votes in the county
II 1t the last general election.
No nomination papers were filed
within the time provided by the
primary law for the republican nom.
ination OF state representative from
this county or for the democratic
nomination for. state senator from
the Observation-Disclosures district. The
attorney general, however; has inter
peted the law as allowing the names
os candidates for legislative Of
1tces to be written in on the ballot
and TO be thus legally nominated,
without receiving any particular num-
her Of votes. He holds that ths
new provision which makes it neces,
}aary for candidates to receive at
least stem per cent Of the party vote
at the last general election to the
legally nominated, does not apply to
candidates for the legislature. The
vacancy on. the republican ticket for
the representative. Will be filled by
Mayor N. F.. lie Roy Of this city, who
win be the only candidate for. the
office on the republican ticket.
CsRdid&}Ss for township offices
have until Saturday. Nay Il. to- file
\nominations ~ peers. 81, q II q,
Y The prinaY Z election VIII be held
~ Monday, June g: II
The following are the names 81
The candidates for county offices on
the republican, democratic and
socialist tickets.
Republican, ID
-Ns lEQr%uy,, N~r
chester; w. L. Caro- hers, Ryan:
Geo. "a. Newman. Manchester; M. o.
Smith, Manchester. 3s.
! AuditorC. H. Bunker, Manches =
ter. "! s.ltI
Clerk Of court-R. D. Grsham.
Manchester. r.
Attorney-E. B. Stiles, Manch7s er.
superintendent Of Schools. F.
Riley. Greeley; E. F. Wisdom, Eiee-
wood. II i
sheriff--S. H. Morgan, Manchester.
Recorder-A. E. Dunlap, Ho. kin
ton; John Latimer, Manchester.
Coroner-s. S. Douglass, Early lille.
0URoISADOEl A0AO"Ws r.. NIuIeS
Earlville; w. B. Robinson, Ryan
Supervisor, 1914--F. A. Mead,
Manchester.
Treasurer-C. F. Edmunds, Man
chester.
Auditor-w. J. Davis, Milo town.
ship.
Clerk Of Courts-M. s. Van Aux
en-, Manchester.
Superintendent Of Schools Guy D.
Rtbble. Earlville.
sheriff-M. P. Hennessey, Man.
chester.
Recorder-u. T. wheeless, Hos.
kinton.
coroner-John A. May, Man hes.
ter. .
Supervisor, 1sls-F. W. Meyens
Dundee.
Supervisor, 1s14-W. F. croskey
Manchester.
1reasurer~-Amos Gs smith, Hoo.
hinton.
Auditor-E. A. Kirkwood, Hopkin.
ton:
Clerk Of courts-R. 3. Go >, Hop.
kinton.
Attorney-D. c. Oehler Ho. kin.
ton.
Sheriff IS. F. Crabb, Delhi.
Recorder--Z. e. Goss. Ryan.
Supervisor, 1sla-Chas. Hicketh' er
Ryan.
Supervisor, 1914 = William F.
zeuch, Hopkintoh.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Chas. r. Way and wife to W. A.