The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-03-30
REPUBLICAN TOWNSHIP TICKETS.
Most Unifo rmly Good Ticket Ever Pre-
sented to a County's Voters by any

Party.
The following are the several township
tickets placed In nomination by the republi
cans of the county. Anyone at all acquainted
throughout the county will have no doubt
In deciding from the list Of nominations,
that II unifo rmly good tickets should count
for anything, the republicans OF this county
should make clean sweep In every town.
ship next Monday. The work at the prim-
aries has apparently been we'll done. Now
let republicans see to 1t that every republi-
can vote is gotten out on Monday and the
first skim ishing in the political battle of
1900 will be won for the best interests of
all.
ANTRIM.
Antrim township is at present represented
on the board by Gilbert j. Cole, one of the
youngest members of the body. Mr.. Cole
is, however, one of the most active and in
fuential members of our county legislature.
Quick to perceive, prompt to act, and with
al man of most excellent judgment he
easily ranks as one Of the leaders of the
board. There should be no doubt Of his
reelection The other nominees are: Clerk,
T. j. BURNETT; treasurer, Lewis Skinner;
justice, John Adams; highway commissioner,
Geo. w. Harris; member board Of review,
r. Bowes; school inspector Chas. Monroe.
BENNINGTON.
Bennington republicans believe in retain
ing the services of faithful official and so
re-nominated, and the voters will re-elect,
f. G. Morrce for supervisor. The other
nominees are: Clerk, j. w. Hibbard; treas
urer, B. II. Taylor; member board of re-
view, Leonard Grouse; highway commits
sioner, VIM. Fregle; justice, Jacob Boyd;
school inspector, Fred K. Frederick; school
inspector TO fill vacancy, Glenn Bugbee;
constables, w. Waugh, Charles Green, Pat
Green, Fred Warren. 1t should be pleas
ure to vote for such ticket
BURNS.
For first term member Supr. Rugges,
of Burns, has record that an old member
might we'll be satisfied with The voters Of
the town cannot afford to lose his services
for the coming year. He is entitled to and
should receive the vote of every republican
and the same can be said of his associate
on the ticket as each of them is peculiarly
fitted to fill the Office for which he has been
! nominated. The republicans of the entire
( county hope to see Burns remain in the re-
publican column during 1900. Ticket: Su-
I peryisor, f. s. Ruggles; clerk, w. ii. Bet
terly; treasurer, Jas. Goff; highway COM
q missioner, Barber Brown; school inspector,
q. F. Stedman; justice, Emmett Wiltse;
member board review Frank Braden.
CALEDONIA.
Few of the present board have served
their constituents longer or more satisfac-
toriy than John Y. Martin, and there Ii
every evidence that the voters Of the towr
will keep him as their chief township ex
ecutive as long as they can. Mr.. Martin II
always alert to the interests OF the taxpay-
= ers of Caledonia and at board sessions tC
those of the entire county. He will. be re-
elected and the other nominees can look
forward to a complimentary majority. The
I other names on the ticket are: Clerk, s. Z
Rice; treasurer, N. b. Aiken; justice, full
and short term, John Hoenshell; highwa,
commissioner, A. Taphouse; school inspec
tor, Howard Slocum; member board o
review, K. ID. Vandekarr.
FAIRFIELD.
The republican ticket is headed by
!. sterling young man whom the voters will
, never regret honoring, Grant A. Randall
he is competent, energetic, and man o
good Judgment. He is entitled TO an
should receive the active support of ever
republican In the township. The balanc
of the ticket is composed of tried official
who can be trusted with any duty devoly
4. ing upon them. The ticket is as follows
Clerk, Adelbert T. Colby; treasurer
William K. Scott; highway commissioner
: Francis NJ Emmert; school inspector
\ Frank Johnson; justice, Thomas r. Austin
n member board of review, K. w. Washburr
X copstables, Frank Raymond N. Austin, Z
" w. Gates, g. w. Hanes.
" HAZELToN.
81 Hazelton Republicans thro factiona
z strife have frequently allowed the demo
q Gratis to elect their candidate for supervisor
X 1t is evident from the fact that the name o
N Forrest Perry heads the ticket this yea
81 that they have decided to forget their dii
4 ferences aud elect their entire ticket. M
y Perry is clean cut gentleman, who woul
n honor the town as its chief officer. Th
n balance of the ticket is also all right and
81 as follows: Clerk, Geo. Bullock; treasu rel
n NJ irwin p. Ransom; highway commissioner
u Geo. Urch; school inspector, Randolp
q Bailey; justice, john K. Damn; membt
n board OF review, ID. H. Cutler; con,tables
" Philo Hughes, Wm' Wood, Henry Amidor
~ w. l.. Colby Republicans OF Hazeltoi
z take off your coats and elect the entiI
~ ticket
X NEW HAVEN.
" The republicans are wide awaSe and "
V tend 10 hold the advantage gained last yet
W by l.cnng he ticket, which was publishe
81 in our colum, last week II Every voter
W tne town. goes to tue polls victory is assure
u for Supervisor Klrn and his associates
IA the ticket