Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

ganIZatIOn was d st Instituted IN Grand
Rapids. Besides being young man OF
more than ordinary ability. ne IS q
practical stenographrr and can thus
render himself valuable TO the court IN
this way, as no time need be lost IN run
ming after one of the court stenograph-
ers while he is on deck.
Mr.. Duffy Will receive the hearty sup
port of all Republicans, but the labor
lngmen wall help to roll up big major
ity Tor hIm tomorrow.
Eber Rice is an old citizen and an old
soldier who not only did good service IN
the field but has been instrumental IN
making the q. A. L. what It Is IN this
city. He will make a splendid run in
the Fourth ward.
Frank " Curtis, Of the Fourth ward,
| Is one OF the brightest Young business
men of the city. He will make a good
supervisor aud will carefully look after
the interests of his constituents. Vote
for him.
Charles d. Neahr, the tall tamarack
\ of the First ward, IS one OF the stirring
/ young Republicans OF the city. He has
been for many years employed IN
position of responsibility at the G. K. K
/ |. car shops aud IS deservedly popular
with his fellow workers. Mr.. Neahr
will be the tallest and handsomest
member of the next council.
"Wesselus IS a winner" SAID John A.
| Fairfield yesterday. The Democrats
will think ne is Vesuvius when they see
I the ballots roll out OF the ballot boxes
on Monday night"
Aid. Sproul said yesterday, "Wessel-
Jus is a rlgat good fellow and he viii be
elected by a handsome majority. There
will D. no nIne-sPot or tnree-spot mayor
tins year"
Roheg, Sproul has proved himself a
! faithful aud efficient alderman for the
/ Second wari, aud MS constituents Will
show their appreciation OF MS services
! Ly giving ann handsome majority to-
morrow.
Robert 3. LOOMS has long filled the
+ supervisors chair for the : cOud ward.
I tie 5 one Ot the County building Com
unttee, and hviug eulucuuy we'll quail
/ ned for h place, the ,.tiLrus ot us
waul Will SEE tuat nc Is retained IN his
present capacity.
There = no need of setting forth the
good qualities OF Jam BrO0ks. the
[ - publican nominee sor .o,l ctuI Of the
Fourth vAri. Mr. e loSs at> ved IN
+ tne wird Tor thr pa- gAt, YEAR.
AuI IS wei known !. a. uoa ~. capanls
AMI con~cituf.-lu~ c.tlZ E. H., nas IOue
much - furtu r tAe ut -tS 1T tn,
ward. his O-cIpatou heug nat oil n
+ contractor anI builder. b, sure the
name o. BROOK, IL D yosr ucset.
Leonard 4. Merrill. SID. candidate. fer
T the coli ctorsn q II tne lMrJ ward l.
an 0ld an hpupTsd citizen Oi tBis e Jy.
and hr viii be- elected uy aa 0verwuulm-
Z ing majority.
John Benjamin IA one OF the test 81
usrvisOrs that ever s,rv Z tne luiri
ward. AMI e = rtcogui t-ct tnat nt.
+ cannot be beaten.
All Uendu<us L poink hai 20 do 70
T become supervisor srOm th .rs, wari
was 90 a. pt the Repuhllcsa a.usa-
ton. Tomorrow w prov Dc.
Joseph e. Ptslu = man whom
every good minded citizen Of the + r~l
ward WISHES % see reelected constable.
i The Tenth ward Beuub. cans have
decided that James A. Mckay snail be
their first supervisor.
When Hiram Livergood q elected
constable Of the Fifth ward, order vii
be restored there.
Chas A. Wool u the good. Old
fashioned name of tbs man who vii
be elected collector OF the sixth ward
, tomorrow.
smith @ Ketcham and Frank Euen-
re- vii be the FIRST aldermen elected
{ in the new r ght ward
Capt John A Powell has resided IN
what = now the Tenth ward for over
th rtv-two years. Il vii be elected
[ alderman for full term, and joan
I ecbeHer for snort term
Derk DoornlnS has held down the
Office of collector for the Secoud ward
50 satisfactorily that he vi be re-
{ elected.
lisa settled fact that Eugene Rsch-
mond wi b elected supervisor from
I the F fth ward.
Adrian Yates should be and vi Be
I elected alderman of the neu Niath
vara- Harlan ?. Colby W. be the hTst