The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1900-03-29
PUT UP GOOD men,
Well Known Citizens Are Named by
the Republican Party in Cau-
Cuses Assembled.
CONTESTS IN MANY WARDS

Even the Best Men Have Hard Time to
| Secure Nominations Good Attendance
in All the Wards and Spirited Contests
Reported Fights Between Rival Candi-
dates for ONCE over the Delegates to the
City Convention Causes Interest.
Below we give a list of the candi
dates of the Republican party for the
different ward Offices in the city, as
named at the Republican caucuses in
all of the wards of the city on Wednes-
day evening. The long list of well
known citizens will appeal to every
voter in the city, for it is shown that
the Republicans have placed in nomin-
alton men who have long been known
in the city for their business ability.
The caucuses were exceedingly close
and in every ward a large attendance
is reported. The fight between rival
candidates for the nomination for the
office of Justice of the Peace caused
many sharp contests in regard to the
election of the delegates. 1t will re-
quire count of noses to tell which
one of the candidates has secured the
ma jority of the delegates.
The Second ward voters paid high
compliment to ]. H. Charles, renomin-
ating him for the office of supervisor
with total of ffty-nine out of sixty
one votes.
One change III candidates will be
found in the Third ward. Alderman
John Priddis was renoninated for
Alderman by a good round majority,
but some people of the ward were sur
prised at the fact that Henry Jordan
was not renominated for the office of
County Supervisor. 1t should be
stated that Mr.. Jordan Withdrew from
the contest.
BY glance at the ticket it will be
seen that the best available men have
been placed in nomination in every
ward of the city and it is the duty of
the Republican electors to see that
every one of them are elected. The
men will be forced to buck against
hard candidates, but superiority should,
and will win if the Republicans take
off their coats and go into the fight to
win.
The ticket, as named in the several
wards, is as follows:
FIRST WARD.
A1derman-B. Eiche1man.
County Supervisor Hansen
School Commissioner-Dr. G. H.
Ripley.
Constab1e-Wa1te Shostedt.
Delegates to the City Convention
H. S. Van Ingen, Frank White and
DIR. Frank Andre.
SECOND WARD.
A1derman-Char1es H. Pfennig.
County SUPERVISOR H. Charles.
School Comnissioner-W L. Hack
ley.
Constab1e-Herbert Mi11ager.
Delegates K. Balloon, A. ]. Kar-
nell and John Keh1or.
THIRD WARD.
Alderman-John Priddis.
County Supervisory. w. Becker.
School Commissioner-H. Wood
worth.
Constab1e-H Mink1e.
Delegates Frank Fou1ke, Charles
Ke11ermar and F. w. Becker.
FOURTH WARD.
4A1derman-George ID. Head.
County Supervisor A. Dewey.
School Commissioner-James Larsen
ConS+a h1e-Nic1x Gloss
De1egates-D. F. Brister, Dan O.
Head, Frank Nelson.
FIFTH WARD.
A1derman-John Johnson.
County Supervisor = Charles Rein
hardy.
School Commissioned A. Tarbe11
Constab1e-Morton Me11er.
De1egates-John Lucas, Charles
Hansen, August Windorf.
SIXTH WARD.
A1derman-Frank Ho1derness.
County Supervisor Johnson Jack
son.
School Commissioner-Jo seph Bendt
Constab1e-John Wilder.
DelegateS-Fra rank seeker, X. II.
S1osson, Dwight House.
SEVENTH WARD.
A1derman-A1bert Zens.
County Supervisor-Mathias Buch-
man.
School Commissioned Il. Will
Jams.
| CONSTRUCTIVE P. Schmitz.
| De1egates-Frank Senne, Otto
Koh1s and Robert Stoebig.
EIGHTH WARD.
A1derman-Fred Fisher.
/ County Supervisor Fred Joerndt.
School Commissioner Bernard
| Boehm.
Constab1e-Car1 Detert.
De1egates-Fred Joerndt, Frank
LANCER and Carl Lindermann.