Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-29
OUR CANDIDATES.
Who Compose the Democratic Alder
mamie lana Tow nship Tickets.

Who Compose the Democratic Alder
mamie lana Tow nship Tickets.
The universal salts faction which Is ex>
pressed everywhere n the city over the
democratic ticket is applicable alike to
every candidate on It, The same that is
true with reference to the candidates for
mayor, clerk, attorney, treasurer and
magistrate. Is Just De much 30 as regards
the nominees for aldermen.
In the First ward NJ Buncher is the
candidate. He Is popular business man.
Q leading democrat and his election is q
certainty.
In the Second ward David Ulam is the
nominee. He is painter by trade and
10 man who would takepride In lending
his assistance to all messu res looking to
upbuilding Of his ward and the city.
In the Third ward Daniel Corken is the
candidate. He has already given the city
two years Of approved service, and it
was In Difference to The earnest wishes Of
his friends that he accepted the nomina-
ton this time.
In the Fourth ward Aid. Frank iii will
be reelected. Mr.. Ill's record in the
council Is one that the entire city has felt
the benefit of. Being an extensive prop.
erty holder, he is fully capable of judg-
ing Of the interests OF tax payers. and his
course has been wise and conservative.
In the Fifth ward John Pender Is the
candidate. He was born and reared" In
the Fifth ward, has made his mark
through perseverance and industry. hav-
Ing risen to a responsible position In the
employ of the c.. R. & P. road. and
merits all the confidence that his fellow
citizens of the Fifth ward propose to
place In him.
In the Sixth ward D. J. Sears is the
nominee and he will at the beginning of
the next municipal year. take the seat in
the council that has been occupied by
Aid. McConocbie. retired. He is an up.
right, hard working citizen, being in the
employ or the Rock Island Lumber com,
pany. is public spirited citizen, and will
make good alderman.
In the Seventh ward j. E. Larkin, the
grocer. is the nominee. He has always
been identified with The interests of the
democratic party and Of the laboring peo-
pie. He has many friends in the Seventh
ward, as all over the city, and his nomin.
alton came in response to popular de-
mand.
For Supervisor. Btsiius Winter. who
is just closing his second term of faith-
full service in the city council. is the NOM
inee. He Is conservative and success,
full business man and carries into his
official life the same principles that
characterize his business methods. His
election Is certainty.
For assistant supervisors. the names
Of John W Roche, George Jones, John
F McKibben and Valentine Dauber are
presented. All are prominent and long
time citizens of Rock Island. are ener-
getic and upright business men who are
mindful Of the requirements of those
who shall make the policy of the county
government, who realize the Importance
of city like Rock Island being well rep
resented in such body, and who, II
elected. as they most certainly will be,
will sealously and fearlessly guard the
trusts placed In their hands.
For assessor. John Bsrge's nomination
was spontaneous approval of the man
ner in which he has discharged the du-
ties of that important office.
For collector. Peter Frey Is the nomi-
nee. and will be elected. All over the
city are heard expressions of approval of
his nomination. He is not a political
Office grabber. and his candidacy comes
in Difference to wish that just such a
man as he Is be chosen.
For justices Of the peace. T. J. Medill.
Jr.. and B. H. Kimball have been nomi.
mated. and wiser choices could not have
been made. Both gentlemen will, un-
doubtedly, be elected.
For constables. James E. Reidy. John
Flanagan and John Spellman are the
nominees. and as there are no republi-
cans who care to run against them. their
election is practically conceded.