Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-03-29
THE CAUCUS NOMINEES.

THE CHUCUS NOMINEES
The ticket nominated by the caucus,
Friday evening, is a good one and a
glance at the names on it viii, show
that the voters at the caucus took the
same genaral view OF the candidates
before them as has been expressed by
the REVIEW heretofore. In nominat-
ing Mr.. Mcintyre for chairman they
made wise choice and with the
records of both candidates before them
it is difficult to see how they could
have made any other nomination.
.Hr. Mcintyre is live business man
and will give the town q good business
administration and it is far safer to in
trust the business of the town to a
business man who has made success of
his private business than to one who
makes business of holding Office for
whatever there is in it. Mr.. Graham
now holds the offices of school clerk,
secretary of the school board, county
surveyor, justice OF the peace, notary
public and court commissioner and it
seems like imposing upon the generos-
ity of the people to ask them to elect
him to still another one and that the
most important in the town. We be-
ieve the tax payers, generally, take
the same view of it and we predict
that McIntyre's victory at the polls
next Tuesday will be as signal as it
was at the caucus.
For side supervisors the caucus
selected two good men in the persons
of Mart Hirzel and w. II. Bonner AS
is we'll known Mart llirzell was our first
choice for supervisor and that he is
popular, and we believe deservedly so,
with the citizens generally is evidenced
by the large vote which he got in the
caucus Mr.. Hirzell has made d repu-
tation for efficient work on the present
board In fact he was the hardest
working member of the board that we
have ever had. He recognized the
fact that the chairman did not cOnsti
tute the whole board but that the side
supervisors had responsibilities and was
willing to assume his share. He has It
mind of his own and is not afraid to
express it on proper occasions.
Although w H Bonner was not our
first chico for the other member Of the
side board we think that he is ia every
way qualified to fill the position and
will make good member. He is a
blacksmith by trade and a young man
If hood business qualifications. He is
honest and capable and has a mind of
nis own Take it all in MI the board
nominated is as good as we have had
IN years and would be credit to the
town.
For town clerk the caucus did the
proper thing in nominating w. j.
REILLY and the large vote which he got
It's to % was we'll deserved compli-
ment. He will have no opposition and
his election is assured.
The caucus vote for treasurer was
close. A. +. Howard winning by four
votes. Mr. Howard is one OF the old
es cents of the town and has never
leld any Office except that OF justice OF
he peabe. He is business man and
roperty owner in town and his long
esidence and public spirit should en-
tile him to this recognition.
This ends the important offices with
the exception CT assessor to which
office w. A. Bradford viii, be reelected
without opposition. In conclusion we
would repeat what we said before that
sle ticket is a good one, one that should
commend itself to the Judgement OF
every candid voter. Besides it is the
winning ticket.