The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-04-02

Chris Holl is 4 candidate for re-
election as City Treasurer. He is
an honest, capable, accommodating
officer, and one of our most public
spirited, enterprising young business
men. He has made good official +,
there is but little in his office that
concerns the public, only i'll the
payment Of the bills that have been
approved by the Council. He is re-
quired to give bond for the safety of
the public funds entrusted to him.
He is required to pay upon the order
of the Corporation Clerk. In these
several duties Chris Holl is safe, eX-
act and honest, He will be reeleoed,
and that too by the help of the votes
of the most substantial republicans
In our town.
Nath Nixon is the peoples man.
He is the worker. He has made a
tirst-class Commissioners, and has the
good will of every body. He has
shown judgment in his work, has
done work at the right place at the
right time, and done it in the right
manner. He works himself. He is
able to work, not ashamed to work,
and shows an example to the men
under him, instead of standing around
in the shade, or holding an umrella,
instead of shovel. The streets
have been badly torn up by the gas,
water and sewer works during his
term, and the wonder to all is that
they are passable at all. His good
sense, working with but a few men
and but little money, has kept the
streets in as good shape as we find
them in towns where no improve
ments have been going on. Nath
Nixon is poor man, working man,
and will be triumphantly reelected.
1t is hut right that he shall have a
chance this summer, when the tear
ing up of the streets is over, to
spread himself. We pledge that our
streets under his care will be the
model of the state.
There is no politics, at least we
can see none, in the grave yard nor
in the water works department.
DR.. Rainey has shown good taste
and Judgment as Cemetery Trustee.
He takes an interest in the work of
his office and every body is satisfied
with him. There is no sense in oppos-
ing him, and the opposition amounts
to nothing.
Frank Kessler for Water Works
Trustee is a practical machinist. He
is ingenious and handy with machin-
erv and tools. He is man Of prop
erty interests that requires knowl-
edge of just such work as deyolves
on trustee of the water works. If
the machinery gets out of order he
can fix it. If material is to be bought
he knows if it is good and suitable. He
will save us perhaps many dollars by
applying his knowledge and skill in
the first few months of test our en-
CINE, pipes, and all the apparatus
of the works will be subject to. He
will get a popular vote from men of
all parties because he is the right
man for the Place.
We present for reelection our pres
ent council,nen. Frank Brown, i'll
the First Ward, is one of our most
public spirited, intelligent, enterpris-
ing young business men. He is
practical man of affairs, and repre-
scnts to the satisfaction of everybody,
old reliable First.
Pete Kleinschmidt. in the Second
Ward, is a mechanic. Skillful at
work, man Of judgment in the work
of others. His practical good sense
in the sewer work of our town has
saved us hundreds of dollars. He
should continue in Office until the
public works are done.
Christ. Juergensmeier is manu-
facturer, identified with the most i'm
portant industry in our town. He is
young man of public spirit, intelli-
gent and interested in all that prom
iscs to advance our town. He is
noted for his pains-taking and care
full observation on all public matters,
and is always bold to call halt when
he thinks things are going too fast.
He is the safe man for any commu
nifty.
John Mathiott, in the Fourth, is
man of the people. He is working
man, and proposes that the working
men shall have an equal show with
any. He aims, first to take care of
his own ward and then look after
the Others. In this, he is the trne
councilmen, and the people of his
ward know and appreciate the fact
that he has done more for them in his
first term than had ever been done
for 4bap, berora He will uef q ma