St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-24

sioners of Ramsey county, as we'll as all
offices held by Democrats.
Personnel OfIhe Present Board,
The present board OF county commits
siOners is composed of David B. Hanna.
Paul A. Lavalle, Charles Lauer. Peter
DAILY and Charles r. McCarron. Demo
Gratis. and Robert Seiig. Republicans.
II Democratic county convention that
will assemble at Market hall on Satur-
day. the Goth day OF September, could
make no wiser choice than to select tho
five Democrats mentioned above. This
would leave One new member to select.
and great care should be taken to fill
out the board with a man who will aid
the present efficient one in completing
a ticket in this respect in which the
taxpayer has confidence and for which
every liberal citizen can vote prospect
i've of party.
The present board of commissioners;
Is also well selected as regards location
and qualifications for the duties to be
performed. Every section of the city
ana county Is represented and eyerN
one OF the members possesses sOIne eiet
ment i'll his makeup that goes far
towards making a successful commits
sioner. Following Is a brief sketch of
the members oil the present board:
Who They Are.
David Hanna is a contractor, having
spent the greater part Of his career III
this line, and Is at present manager of
one OF the large blocks in this city, and
a mar of keen. shrewd business princi.
pies. his success i'll life may be said
to- be due to his " energies, and he is
what Is known in the business world as
a self-made man. Commissioner Hanna
lives at White Bear and represents the
town of White Bear, the village of
White Bear ana North st. Paul.
his Interest In and devotion to his con-
stituency in these localities. as we'll as
the city at large, certainly entities him
to a reelection at the hands of the
people.
Charles +. McCarron. the other u
try member, has resided practically all
his life time in the district which he
represents, and no one knows better
n he the needs and demands of its
residents. He has devoted his time and
attention to the making of country
roads, and he "a sit down and draw a
diagram OF them on a moments notice.
Without Mac Oh the board the roads
would go to the devil, and the entire
county should take a decided interest in
seeing that he is reelected. He repre-
SCENTS New Brighton, Mounds View and
Rose townships.
Paul A. Lavalle is the oldest member
of the board, and his experience in any
and all OF its duties make him an indis.
pensable member. He represents the
city at large, coming from the Seventh
ward, and his business experience and
ability fill in a place OH the board that
rev men could carry with better success.
Charles Lauer comes from the Fifth
ward. and is a contractor in everyday
life, aud a highly successful one, too.
He thoroughly understands his business.
and a contract that once passes through
his hands, or the inspection of which lie
Is charged with, will be completed to
the minutest detail and in a proper
manner. He is the choice of the entire
Fifth ward to a man for the position,
and will carry it by the biggest majority
OF any man on the ticket. a.
Peter DAILY is a veteran of the war as
well as a veteran in politics, represent
ing the Sixth ward, and can tell a gUod
l0O or any kind, whether it is a road,
bridge or building. He takes a heartfelt
interest In all matters that come up
before the board. and is always "a
champion Of the laboring man when it
m to the question Of paying salaries.
or employing home workers and resi-
dents of the city. He has made many. a
fight on this point, and 1t is to the
interest of the workingmen to see that
he is renOminateu n reelected.
Renominate the five faithful public
servants at the convention next Sathr-
day, and the affairs of Ramsey county
will be in splendid shape for the next
two years. IL Z