The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1898-10-13

THE Republicans Of the county have
made out a good, strong ticket to rep
resent the party at the coming election.
Many of the names thereon are familiar.
They have been prominent in the party
9Or several years and have won their
political spurs by splendid service both
in the ranks aud in office. Their good
records have elected emphatic &C
knO aledgment and commentator from
both parties and as consequence they
enjoy the entire confidence of the
county voters.
Probably the Oldest official on the
2ist is County Surveyor Jason Lothrop.
For years he has been undisputed in
this office. The thorough efficiency of
his work has been so patent a guaran-
fee that he has become the habitual
candidate.
District Attorney Buckmaster is
also q familiar name on the ticket.
He was first elected in '94 and in '96
succeeded himself. He went into the
Office we'll equipped for the work, but
bv virtue of four years experience he
stands today pre- eminently qualified to
perform the duties of his office. For
she past two terms he has given the
district able, faithful and conscientious
service. He has introduced into bis
work as we'll as a good education and
legal ability of a high order, thorough
honesty and spirit of charity. He is
one of the most respected gentlemen of
this section, and the voters can do no
better for their district than by return
,ng Mr.. Buckmaster to Office.
Clerk OF the Court, j. B. Maloney;
Register of Deeds, W. S. Gibbon; and
County Superintendent, William Crit
fifth, while their tenure of Office has been
shorter than that of the gentlemen
above mentioned, have, nevertheless,
been in Office long enough to establish
reputation which will no doubt secure
reelection. In their respective places
they have each done excellent work.
Superintendent Griffith was appointed
to fill the unexpired term of j. B.
Maloney, who was made Clerk OF the
Court on the election of Judge SlossOn
to succeed Judge Van Wyck, but his
thorough work during bis incumbency
has put all doubt of his competence
out of The question.
The other members of the ticket are
new to the business, but they are to a
man steadfast Republicans and pecu-
liarly adapted to the offices to which
they are nominated William Crosby,
the nominee for County Clerk, and j.
E. Krichbaum, the nominee for Coro-
ner, are we'll known and popular young
men full of hustle and energy and to be
depended upon to give good account
of themselves. c. J. Gronquist, the
nominee for Treasurer, is so we'll known
ana so H!BulY CSlb6ulGN tndb dill To-
marks concerning him are needless,
His long residence and business career
N this city have rendered him one of
Kenosha's favorite citizens. His ap-
pearances as a candidate is a source of
great satisfaction throughout the
county. Henry 81. Timme, the nominee
for Sheriff, and brother to Hon. E. G..
Timme, is another drawing card. Ii
vigilance, activity and devotion to duty
are desirable qualities in Sheriff, Mr..
Timme is an ideal man for that place.
Moreover Mr. Timme is we'll informed
in regard to the duties of that officer
and highly appreciative of their great
Importance to the good of the commu-
nifty.
This completes the ticket. 1t is
strong in every point and stands to win
in the approaching election by a large
majority.