The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1892-05-19


horse having served a number Of years
before this. He is E N believer IN adj
ministering the financial affairs of the
county on an econo-llc basis.
Henry Lehrman. of Two Greeks is one
of the younger members OF the board.
tie has served one year and has proved
himself to be an intelligent and hard
working member. If retained he will be
OF good service In advancing the interests
OF his town and county.
Joe Miller, who represents Maple
Grove, is one Of the new members with
good deal OF experience In county mat
tiers, having been ii member of the board
in previous years. His scholarly tastes
led him some time ago to tackle Algebra
but the pot-hooks' study had no more in-
terest for him after two weeks acquaint
ance SO he threw it up. He was a MEM
Der of the assembly some years ago.
Bruno Miller, Mlshicotts new men,
Der has never served in the county board
ports sent ioto the Co.. Superintendent
while he was town clerk, he will prove a
valuable member in course of time.
John Meyer, Sr. is known to every man
in the city for his sturdy honesty and per-
sistence with which he adheres to posi-
ton once taken. He brings to the county
board a large experience gained while
member of the city council. He is an
old contractor and builder and will I'M
doubtedly be of great service in looking
after the new buildings in process of con-
struction.
Peter Mazurkewicz is the first Polan-
der elected to the county board since the
organization of the county. He. served
as constable for his ward several years.
Urban Niquette, Two Rivers Oldest
member, has served on the county board
many years. He is considered shrewd
conservative member ready to further
any plan that will subserve the interests
CT his constituents.
Geo. Powell is the only Englishman on
the board but he has associated with
Irishmen so long that he is often mis-
taken for one. He has been valuable
member for many years. The county
officers Will always be grateful to him for
forcing through his resolution some years
ago forbidding the sheriff to raise hogs.
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the general health of those who were
compelled to live in close proximity of
the pens has materially increased.
T. A. Rodewald of Newton served rs
town clerk before his first election to the
county board which occurred several
years ago. He was chosen secretary of
the Newton Insurance company some
time ago, which position he still holds
He has TIE very aTduous task before him
to show WHY Newtou's assessed vaulua-
ton should not be increased, in view OF
the large sums of money on deposit by
his constituents. His argument will prob
ably be that this Newton surplus is no
longer IN existence, having been swept
away by the late food. He il quite an
able speaker and with little more atten-
ton to parliamentary rules he will be
powerful member.
E. X. Rand, the member from the
fourth ward of the city OF Manitowoc
served in his present capacity many years
ago. He is a genial gentleman whose
winning ways will ensure the passage of
his pet measures. He is the senior part
ner of the Rand & Roemer H'd'w. COM
panv.
Peter Schro eder is young man that
moveu to Two Rivers from Two Creeks
only two years ago, but that time was
sufficient for the voters of his ward to
discover his qualities and elect him to
the county board. He was town clerk
OF Two Creeks several years.
John Ssallt OF the first ward, city of
Nanitowoc, serves for the first time as
public servant, as also do Fred Sehwalbe
OF Eaton and L. T. Sizzling OF Reeds
Vile
Henry Wits has represented the third
ward of this city so many years that it
was impossible for the reporter to dis
cover the exact number. He is the con-
Meeting link between the city and county.
He is impartial in dealing sledge-ham-
niar blows against Ingenious measures
whether they originate with city or
country members. Possessing the rare
1ift OF COMPRISING much Thought into
trlef addresses. everyone enjoys listen
ing to him while dicussions are in pro-
gress. He Is broad in his syinpathIes and
always ready to stand by fFiond He
may be Il tribe too conservative, bnt this
fault, if fuult il be. makes him a power
with country members.
John S. Vanish OF Conperstown is
considered one of the boards safe mem
bers. He permits nothing 10 interfere
with the strict discharge of his duties.
He has served several years and is gen