The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-10-03

him to the different township offices
where he gave them the kind of salts
factory service which they had expected
of him. They sent him to represent
them on the beard of supervisors and he
made himself familiar with the work of
the different county offices. Two years
ago they asked the rest of the republi-
cans of the county to nominate him for
the Office of county clerk. They did
that and elected him as well. He has
proved himself one of the most careful
as well as genial and obliging clerks
who ever served the county. Quiet and
business-like, but always pleasant and
always ready to go out of his way to do
a favor for any person, he has become
and deservedly so one of the best liked
of all the county officials.
The candidate for register of deeds is
another candidate whose popularity
seems limitless. Jay d. Royce will
again receive the hearty support from
every corner of the county which he
deserves and he deserves lot of it. He
has carried on the work of the register
4 Office in way that is beyond the criti-
cism of any man, while the CHEEKY,
alacrity with which he always answers
to any request or favor which is within
his power to grant is known from Fair
field to Burns and from Hazelton to
Woodruff. His majority will be count
ed up in every township. The county
has always been fortunate in its regis
tiers, Holman, Finch, Bigelow. etc, all
have been the most careful of officials
the kind needed in this Office most of
all. Mr.. Royce has proved more than a
worthy successor to his predecessors.
For county treasurer man has been
placed in nomination whom, the entire
county should take more than ordinary
pleasure in supporting, CAP Northway,
of Owosso. Mr.. Northway has had a
large amount of experience in handling
funds and accounts and his qualifca-
lions are undoubted by any who has
ever had experience in doing business
with him Socially, he is more than
merely we'll liked and has friends in
every part of the county. He has long
been considered as possible candidate
for county honors by his friends and
this year the Office of county treasurer
to which he has been nominated seems
more than appropriate in consideration
of the accident of more than a year ago
by which he lost the partial use of one
of his feet In addition therefore to
the ordinary reasons which alone would
have been sufficient to obtain the solid
republican vote of the party in the
county there is an added pleasure in
voting for him at this time.
Prosecuting Attorney Austin e. Rich
ards is candidate for reelection. Mr.
Richards has made careful prosecut-
ing officer There is scarcely an honest,
well informed man in the county who
would think of denying that he has
used his best Judgment and his best
effort in performing the duties of the
office to which he was elected two years
ago. He should be elected by larger
majority than ever. The affairs of the
Office are in good hands while he remasns
prosecuting attorney.
The remaining candidates need little
said of them. They are all right in
every instance Neil r. Walsh, of this
city, and Will j. Parker, of Corunna,
for circuit court commissioners, are both
men of ability and push. They add
strength to the ticket The two candi-
dates for coroner, Hiram Monroe, of
Owosso and Robert F Bruce, of New
Haven, are also both good men for the
office. The candidate for surveyor,
Elmer F. Joslin, is another officer who
has served the county to the entire salts
faction of every one with whom he has
ever done business. He has had large
amount of experience in the work, is
most careful and painstaking surveyor,
who thoroughly understands his instru
ments and every other detail of bust
ness which requires the greatest care
and enactment He too is another can
didate who adds strength to an already
strong ticket
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