The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-08-16

I second iersn. ue believe. though Ne
hare rot STOLEN 70 him on the saeject.
he Is man 10 = we'll known. having
becu u pubic life for number Of years,
and whi:e he Is NOT 50 brilaiAns or SNOWY
in such : go III IN as son1s oilers. be Is an
honest fzisbful worker for thc interests q
his corxtitnenc5
Nj. WmE iiISock. OF Colombia, Is also
eantlssiaIe. subject 10 The decision Of
tire rohteasion. He is : prosperous. r
rscr 81 southern Tanaa- lie served term
in The Legislature ia 1858. BEING sers
from Keokuk county. and IS tllcfe.c'e not
xilhout expfricnce. He thinks thai mas
mncl, as nurtheru Tama has been houorrd
uitf his clicc for slse pa ten years
With he exceptioa Of Mr. Mains one
Term. il q no more than right that The
sou.thern portion Of the county should re-
ccire such recognition We have heard
Hon. jos. Dysart spoken of in that CON
necsion, also, and if he should receive the
nomination be would 90 credit to himself
and the county.
FOR AUDITOR
Mr. r. G. Mcintyre. Of Tfaer. seems to
| be he coming man, He was before the
convention two years ago. but failed 10
receive The nomination. he is q good,
sraunch republicans. a lawyer OF consider
able ability. and If elected wonid make
competent Officer
/ Mr.. ", b. Mnmhfae. Of Aorsour, :
also anroEnced as 3 candidate fer this
position. Mr.. Mumlrue is . gentleman
Of wide experience in official life. having
becn connected with various Offices fol
/ many years. He IS careful business
man. q genial gentleman, and one who,
] if opportunity should offer, would make
! popular officer.
we have heard it suggested thst MI 5
IC. Ebersclc was also a candidate Tor li'ls
position, but the report comes to Us n
such round bout way that we don't
give Il much credence-
i FOR TREASURER
the cnly person thus lar mentioned !
4 Capt L. B Him. the present Treasurer
Everybody knows him, and be IS deseTy,
edly popular He keeps the affairs IL
the Office 10 better shape Than they hayi
i ever been kept befoTe.as least We has'
been 50 informed by old sesilt rs who har'
been corversans With county matters 70
years.
Nj. Thos. Murray, of Tama, Is mcntio;'
led. Wcsre not acquainted with the gen
!. t,eman, but have heard him highil
spogen of Should the Democrats nomi
na,e r.. E. Austin, or bob Austin as b
/ is fsmiliary called, il VIII behooTe th
Republicans to put up the best man i
| the county. Mr. Austin is popular mar
good officer, and if renoainated Wi
makea strcny run. II Mr.. Murray
tie best man for The position. he shout
. be placed there. and the members of tn
convention will doubtless be in positis
to know
4 ruE COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT,
no one, we believe, has been SPOKEN G
nut MI. H. a. bsbNns t2.S S>---e'--
who 30 efficiently fills the position at III
: present time. He has ably discharge
I the duties of that Office nearly 3 yea
and will doubtless be renominsteA 3
acclamations
TOR SUPERVISOR
Il The only person we have heard mel
/ toned s'R b. Tenney, of Indian Shlag
! He is an cid resident of the county. an
ore who can be trusted in any position.
FOR SURVEYOR
5 the present incumbent, Mr. W. IT, Ho
3 stead will, of course, be nominate
!, unanimously In fact, we doubt IT an
I other person could be found to take I
f The Office does Go. pay enough TO max
I il an OBJ ;cct for person to purchase II
2 derstands his business anu gives ycurr
satisfaction to all with whom be has an
: dealings.
FOR CORONER
$ we suppose Mr. J. c. Kendrick will be I
J nominated, as we have heard no OH
man spoken of in connection with /.
+ place.