The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-04-01
THE FIGHT is ON.

THE FIGHT Is ON.
The Republicans and Citizens Put City Tickets
in the FELL.
Inst Tuesday wlls caucus day IN the
different wards ~ the city and qualities" T"
were the chief topics ni conversation
during the d,ty. The Rrpnblicn,s called
primaries in all of the wards. Opening
at four o'clock aud remain Il opened
until seven. The ciliz' 'nS called uld,
fashioned caucu-es in ea' IA ~ the wards.
meeting after the Republican primaries
were over.
FIRST WARD
Ia the first warljthc Il R'pibic ,nS htvr
n clenr iell This war en'irllrt.S the
Corrigan, Mckinney mines and The mine
operators ARE the Ones principally
Interested. The cntcuS urt AZ advrr.
tised in the cnll anl the fo!lnwing wnrl
offic, r. were nominated
For alderman, two year
Josiah Brnok-
For alderm IN, one year
VIII cole.
For Supervisor
Emerson ID Mcneil.
For constabie--
Roy Itch
Delegates tu the city convention
Josiah Brooks
Richard Nichols.
Ward chairman
John Ham
SECOND WARD.
In the second ward there was some
opposition q ihe various Offices. The
rivalry was very gont- at iit'd, lao oNetrr,
aud the result snoAs up as io lows.
For alderman, two yenrs
Andrew Nelson.
For alderman. one Nearr-
Douglas Marsisun.
For supervisor
O. +. Larson.
For ConstaLle--
Edward Martin.
Ward chairmnn-
Robert Munns,
Delegates To the city convention
NJ II Moriarty.
Cbas. Anderson.
THIRD WARD.
The contest in the third ward was a
one-sidcl one there being II dearth of
office seekers and some names had to be
placed on the ballot twice, for which
other names have been substituted. The
ticket is as follows:
For alderman, two year
II. $ Grafton.
For alderman, one year
Sam Ladda.
For Super visor
Adolph Sutter.
For constable
John Tromblay.
Delegates 10 the city convention
q T.. Voos
A Lustiield,
Ward chairman
A. J. fewelling
CITY CONVENTION.
Immediately following the ward phi
maries the delegates elected. repaired to
the Parks Iron building were the city
convention WIS called to order by city
chairman John Erikson. NJ. II Morinr
ty was chosen chairman and A. Lust.
field secretary.
John II. Parks WINS the unanimous
choice Of Of the convention for Mayor.
For clerk but one name was mentioned
that oi l.. A. Henry and he WAS accord.
ngly placed ia nomination unanimous.
~. Robert Munns was the only ono
| looking for the treasurership and wne
placed upon the ticket. w, X. Dawson
Ind William Mlrrison were nominated
for justices OF the peace.
The ticket is an exceptionally good
one and deserves the vote OF every
Republican in the city.
Wages are too good these days to vot,
any ything but Republican ticket. The
men on the Republican ticket are repre-
sentive men and n vote against then
by any Republican is "A mark Of ingrati
tude.
THE CITIZENS.
There was no caucus Of the citizen,
party held in the frat ward, that pre-
cinct having been abandoned by th,
antis at m early stage oi the gnme. Ii
the second ward they held caucus il
the Parks Iron Building and nominated
the following set of officers for the ward
| For alderman, two years
AlIons Chnron.
For alderman. one year
Martin Bach.
| For supervisor
Jacob Binder.
For constable
Joseph Cheney.
In the third ward a caucus was held IN
the town hull and the following officers
placed in nomination.
| For alderman. two years
Peter Soderberg.
| For "A alderman. one ycur--