The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-10-22
REPUBLICAN, CANDIDATES,

r. SIMMONS, candidate for Member of
Assembly, is resident of Kenosha and
a merchant and manufacturer of flour
by occupation. He is we'll known by
the people of Kenoshs county. All
know him to be man of good moral
and business habits, and to be honest,
capable and faithful. His time and
alb lities have been devoted to his occu-
pations. He has never been an office
seeker. He has several times been elect
cd Alderman, Supervisor and Chairman
of the County Board of Supervisors.
And in his official positions, as in his
business occupations, he has been honest,
capable and faithful. The Republicans
of KenoshA County Assembly District,
represented in Convention, have romina-
ted him for Member of Assembly. He is
now in the prime Of life and fully capa-
BILE of representing the people of his
District in the Legislature. Aud, if
elected. he may be relied upon az the
representative of his constituents and of
Republican principles. And it is for the
electors to ratify his nomination, and
elect him Member of the Assembly,
which we trust they will do by hand
some majority.
JOHN LUCAS, candidate for sheriff,
is a resident of Pleasant Prairie, and a
carpenter and farmer by occupation
He has often held the highest Offices of
his Town, and four yearsag he received
the Republican nomination and was
elected Sheriff of Kenosha County. He
held the ofice for two years and dis
charged the duties of the office to the
satisfaction of the people. The constl-
tuition making sheriff ineligible to
second succeeding term, Mr.. Lucas, at
the expiration of his term of office, re-
tired to private life. Being eligible after
the expiration of one term, Mr.. Lucas
has again been. nominated for Sheriff,
with the approval of the legal profession,
and unanimously by the Republican
Convention. Ard, being nominated,
he will be elected, and his past experience
will enable him the better to discharge
the duties of the office.
L. B. NICHOLS, candidate for Clerk of
the Circuit Court, now holds, and has
long held, the office for which he has
again received the Republican nomina-
ton. The office requires certain quail
fcations for the discharge of its duties
and is scarcely rem1nerative Office. Mr..
Nichols possesses the qualifications, and
and affords him the means Of livelihood.
And it is alike for his interest and the
interest of the Circuit Court and the peo-
pie that he should be reelected.
E. G.. TIMME, candidate for County
Clerk, now holds, and has long held,
the Office of County Clerk, or Clerk of
the Board of Supervisors, as the Office
was once designated. He is we'll quail
fed for the office, and discharges its du-
ties with punctuality and fidelity Hav-
ing received the Republican nomination,
and his election being assured, the De-
mocracy accord him the formality OF a
nomination, which will increase his ma
jorlty.
D. B. BENEDICT, candidate for Regis
ter, now holds, and has held for two
terms, the office of Register. He is we'll
qualified for the office and makes good
Register. Being nominated by the Re-
publicans and his election certain, the
Democracy refrain from contesting his
election and have accorded him the
formality of a nomination.
JOSEPH v. QUARLEs, candidate for
Dist riot Attorney, now holds the office,