The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-03-09
Reinhsrt's plur lity, 819.
FOR CITY SOLICITOR.


position for nomination to second term
as legal adviser of the city. The record
he has made thoroughly satisfies the pan-
pie Of the city. To a we'll poised legal
mird he adds thorough Knowledge of
the law aud is strong advoo tie. He is
honest, careful and painst'king and has
been one Of the best legal advisers the
city has ever had, barring no ote. His
unanimous nomination is an indication
Of bis triu phant election.
FOR wATERwoRKS TRUSTEE.
There was general demand for Mar
tin J. Hogan for waterworks trustee.
Mr.. Hogan Is at present member Of the
coup oil but decided not to be candidate
for a second term for that Office. After
much persu sion he consented TO allow
his meme to stand for Waterwo,ks trustee.
The excellent record he made when 10
that office on former occasion at once
su gested that there wouli be no oppusi-
ton, and he received the M m lnAtlUn
with unanimity that means tri ium plant
election. No better man for the place
can be named by any party. Thoroughly
honest and pable and having O knowl-
edge # the run Of affairs, he Is the most
avn liable man wit can be offered for the
pl zee. His experience ard practical
Knowledge make bin one Of the stro gest
cAndi iates the Demooratio or any other
party has ever offered.
FOR BOARD OF EDUCATION.
TIE exoellent condition of the Car ton
schools and the o!reful manage , ent
icn makes that CONDITION possible,
made a contest for school board nominees
impossible. In ct, Democrats generally
insist ted the three men bprs Who would
other .ise retire this spring standing for
anotner term. There was no opposition
and they were unanimously nor mat d.
Fsithful TO the interests Of the citizens
and the schools, fearless, when the better
ment of the schools is at st,ke, and al
ways honest in the transaction of the
ultlplicity Of business that the work
entails, Messrs. W. E. Young, L. ID.
Blanchard and X. x. Cline have the en-
dorsement of their party and Of the pub
lilo. 1t is strong ticket aud one tlat
will win at the polls for the very good
reason that 1t deserves to win.
FOR COUNCIL.
There was a contest for the nomiuatio1
for council in but four of tie seven wards.
In tie First, Fourth and Seventh there
was no contest, and the candidates in
those var received the full primary
vote. In the First, }. August Borrower
vas AIMED as the Democratic no lace.
In the Fourth, Otto Eckhardt, at present
serving bis first term, was named for
second term, and in the Seventh, John T
Schroyer got all the votes cast for ouun-
Gil.
In the Second ward the contestants
we're dam Sol issler, running for his
second term, and George Jacobs, form erly
p, lice officer and well known citizen
Of tie ari. Both gentlemen ore popu-
lar In ward and both had friends who
were interested In their candl lacy. The
cont st was made in u friendly spirit and
did not TeIch the acri oLious st ge
! Councilman Schissler was able T. poll the
must votes and WAS no . mated, rec living
3Os votes and his opponent 1874 votes.
Mr.. jacobs made on honest ogen contest,
and accepts the situsti grac fully. The
vote received by Con- Cilu an schis'ltr
Indicates that his constituents are s,tis-
fled with the r cord he has made and that
he will be returned by IA large majority
In the Third ward, Chspar ]. Falla
contested the nomination with W. II.
Strelber, who is now serving his first
term. TIE contest WAS spirited, but gen-
raj fairness was manifested by the
friends Of 90 h candidates Councilman
Strsiher had made good record In the
cIuncil aud n ajority Of his CO stituents
fslt ike returning him. The friends of
Mr. Fslla worked earnestly for their can
didate hut will be found working just as
earnestly for tue nominee. The vote was:
Strsiher, $40; Falls, l1s.
In the Fifth ward, Councilman John
Cumnins, who is candidate for Sec
ond term, had as an opponent Alpheus
Monniu. While Mr.. Monnin had many
friends, the people Of the ward felt that
MIR. Cumn ms one good term deserved
another, and no was nominated the vote
standing; Cummins, l74; bonnip, 40,
In the Sixth ward there was u friend
ly contest between Lorenzo M. KilIian
and John M. SheIriok. The gentlemen
are personal friends and neither desired
to run agGinst the other. Both were an
nonnced however, ana both permitted
their namt to stand. A ma sjorlty Of the
voters decided for Mr.. Killian for this
trip, and ha was nominated. MIR, Sher-
rick had N ade no effort and is really sus-
peoted of voting for the other man and
advising many Of his friends to do the
same, but he REQ iyed fiattering compli-
mentary vote. He had 52 while MIR. Kill
Ian got 1888. MIR. Killian is one Of the
most popll + men in the Sixth ward if