Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-08-11
Herbert M. Heath.


The nominee fsr Senator from southern Ken
nebec, was born aud educated in Gardiner.
He graduated at Bowdoin college in 1872, at
the head of his class, and until 1876 was
Principal of Washington Academy in East
Machias. In August, 1876, he was admitted
to the bar and opened an office in Augusta
In 1879 he served as City Solicitor of Angus
ia, and the same year was elected County At
torney of Kennebec county. His vigorous
aud effective enforcement Of the liquor
law will long be remembered De-
Ginning Reelection as County
Attorney, in 1882 he WAS elected
Representative to the Legislature and
reelected in 1884. H served on the leading
committee, the Judiciary, both sessions, and
in 1882 was member of the Commission to
revise the statutes. His speeches in the
House on the ten hour law, abolition of ar
rest for debt, exemption of wages from
trustee process were made before labor ques-
tons became political.
In 1901 23, Mr. Heath was Assistant
Secretary of the 81 nate. Although but thr
ty-five years old, hr has had extensive expe-
rienct in public affairs. Since 1873 he has
slumI ed differ mt paris of The State. He
has dways been II LOYAL republican,. Mr..
H. 4th has tue Confluence of the people of
this county in mark. d degree, "a they
know he will serve them faithfully.
George A. Resell,
Candidate for Senator, is forty-four years of
age, and lis :. me has 2-el in Re! If Id for
forty wears. He brave soldier in the
war OF the rebel II, serving To the expiration
OF US term of $ r,i y. For ten consecutive
years he was suttlt .sor of schools in his ma
tive town, ana served on the board of select
y
Representative of Readfeld to the legislature
For four years lie was railway postal clerk on
the rouit between Bostgn ald Bangor,
when he received the appointment oi super
inteu lent of mails in this city, d. ing the po-
sition for Tour wears with marked ability and
worth t, the ser, ic,. Mr.. Russell will do
honor to his constr uenis, aLd faithfully rep
resent the county in the Senate Chamber.
Charles r. NcFndden.
Candidate for Sheriff, is naive of Vassal-
bcro, and resided there previous to 1857,
when he removed to Watervitle. La 1851 he
was appointed deputy sheriff and off and on
has served in that capacity for twenty five
years. He was postmaster of Waterville
for eighteen years and has held other minor
offices in that town. Mr.. McFadden has al
ways been an active republican. tie is emil
nently fitted for the position to v hich he has
been re-nominated. and during the two years
which he has held the office, has demonstrate
ed that fact lie will receive the ne .rty and
united support OF the republicans of Kenne-
bee county.
Prentiss NJ. Fogler.
1t can be truthtuiIy said that Maj. Fogler,
VINO has been re nominated for Register of
Deeds, is acknowledged to be one of the best
registers in the State, and the system and
method with which his records are kept will
surely prove this. During the time he has
held the office he has made an entirely new
index TO the records, from the organization
OF the county in 1873 to the present time and
1t is certainly very highly appreciated by all
VINO are obliged to seek information relating
to matters of Zeal estate. Parties from out of
the counties well as the State often re-
mark with what readiness information is OBJ
tanned. Maj Fogler is gentleman of strict
integrity of character aud will receive hand
some party vote.
Leroy r. Carleton,
Who has been nominated as a candidate for
County Attorney, is well known citizen of
the town OF WinttTop. He was educated in
the common schools and at Kent's Hill Sem
mary. AT the age of fourteen he entered the
army, where he served about two years. AT
ter leaving the army he taught school, and
finally took up the study of law, and was ad-
mitted to the bar eleven years ago. He
opened an office in Winthrop, and has become
prominent in his profession. He has been
member of the board of supervising school
three years, and afterwards chair
man of the board of directors for the village
school district. He is young man of ability
and will perform with fidelity the duties of
the office to which he will be elected.
Mark Rollins
Of Albion is again nominated for County
Treasurer. A man of integrity, faithful to
his trust, good servant to the county. in his
hands the public funds are safe.
George HI. Andrews,
The denomination of Mr.. Andrews as
County Commissioner. is handsome tribute
to the ability with which he has filed this
office for seven years. MIR. Andrews was a