The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-03-18
Y. JACKSON
FOR MAYOR,
SATURDAY NIGHTS CAUCUS
is WELL ATTENDED.

A Good Ticketis Named and the Nomi-
nees will Receive the Hearty Sup.
port Of Their Party.
For Mayor. l. v Jackson,
For Solicitor, w NJ McLennan.
For Treasurer. c. L. Voss
For Assessor, A. j. Bond.
Alderman First Ward, Geo Davis,
Alderman Second Ward, Ph. Loeb
miller.
Alderman Third Ward, j. G. Wygant.
There was good attendance of re-
publicans at the caucuses held Satur-
day night, and the caucus was one of
efairest ever held in Denison. Every
one was free to talk, and vote for who
ever he pleased. Mr.. U. G. johnson
was chosen chairman of the evening
and Mr.. l. V. Jackson secretary. For
the Office of Mayor an informal ballot
was taken, and number of candidates
were brought out as result. Among
the leaders were Messrs A. D. Wilson,
P. q. c. ELally, l. v. jackson and B. F..
Philbrook Messrs Lally and Phil
brook Immediately withdrew their
names and on the second formal ballot
Mr.. l. v. jackson was declared the
nominee.
For Solicitor, w. M. McLennan had
no opposition and he received the
nomination for reelection.
For Treasurer, there were number
of names presented, and on the formal
ballot Mr.. G. L. Voss received a ma
1 jority of the votes cast and was de-
clared thu nominee.
4 A. j. Bond, who has given such uni
versal satisfaction as Assessor, was
nominated for that Office.
u After the general caucus, the ward
caucuses we're held. In the first ward
II Geo. Davis was nominated; IN the sec
ond Ph. Lochmiller and in the third ]
G. Wygant.
! All the caucuses were conducted in
very harmonious manner and the
nominees are as satisfactory as any
that could have been named.
Mr.. Jackson when elected will make
an excellent mayor. His legal ability
will stand him in good turn, and his
business is in such shape that he will
be able to devote a considerable time
to city affairs. While Mr.. Jackson
will have views of his own, and will
not be afraid to express them. he will
not be so radical as to not listen to ad.
vice or reason. He will make Mayor
who will please all.
Mr.. McLennan will succeed himself
as Solicitor. He has filled the position
acceptably to all and there is no rea
son why he will not be reelected.
Mr.. G. l.. Voss for Treasurer is the
best possible man who could have beer
chosen. The Office of Treasurer is al
important one, ana Mr.. Voss being
business man of ability, will under
stand the affairs of the Office and watcl
the city's finances to the satisfaction o
all tax PAYERS.
Mr.. Bond has given good satisfaction
as Assessor and will be reelected t,
that Office.
In the first ward Mr.. Geo. Davis vii
receive big vote. He has lived il
that ward so long, everyone is &C
quainted with him and he will make
good man on the council.
In the second ward Mr.. Phil Loeb
miller was nominated. Mr.. Lochmille
is good business man, he has bee
connected with j. p. Miller & Co.
store for number of years and is pei
sonally acquainted with all the res
dents of this ward. Being Germa
he will receive German vote in full
He should be elected.
j. G. Wygant is the nominee in th
third ward. Mr.. Wygant has Ion
been identified with Denisons affair
and has served in the council before
He has the interests of the third ware
ers at heart and will do all in his powe
power in their cause.
The ticket as whole is an excellar
one and we predict the election
every man.