The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-03-27
sketcnss of the Nominees.

The ticket, as named by the Repub
1icans. is considered one of the strong
est ever placed in the field by any
party in Kenosha. Every man on the
ticket is well and favorably known IN
Kenosha and many of them have po-
litical records to which the Repuf
l;cans can refer with pride.
The leading Republicans Of the city
are enthusiastic over the work of the
convention and seem to think that
with such men leading the .6ght tEf
Republicans should sweep the city at
the coming election. Many of these
men have already started out to work
for the ticket and coats are being
pulled off and sleeves rolled up in an
old time enthusiastic manner that al
ways brings results.
The Nominee for Mayor.
Charles H. PfeD mig, the nominee for
Mayor, is one of the best known
young men of Kenosha. He was born
in this city and has spent his entire
life here. Mr.. Pfennig is a son Of
Charles Pfennig, the well known Mar
ket grocer, and is associated with his
father in business. He is successful,
conservative business man in every
sense of the word.
Mr.. Pfennig has political record to
which the people may refer for any
line on his actions as city official.
Two years ago Mr.. Pfennig was elect
ed a member of the Council from the
Second ward and he has fulfilled all
the demands Of his Office in manner
that is above reproach. He has rec
ord of always being on the right side
of fights in which the interests of the
city were at heart. A young man of
energy, business ability, strict integ-
rity and impeachable moral char
acter, he is admirably fitted to serve
his home city as its head executive.
Frost is Well Known.
Charles N. Frost, the nominee for
City Treasurer, is one of the best
known men in the city For many
years he was the superintendent of the
Chicago Brass Works, and under his
administration the affairs of the com
pany fourished. Mr.. Frost. has been
IN politics for some time, having rep
resented the Third ward in the city
council for several terms. His record
is clean one and his name being
placed upon the ticket adds great
strength to it. AS heavy tax payer
and property owner Mr.. Frost has the
interests of Kenosha at heart and will
make splendid City Treasurer.
Well Fitted forAssessor.
The republicans of the city could not
have made better choice than their
nominee for Assessor. Henry r. Jor-
dan has resided in the city for many
years and has been In the real estate
and insurance business. He will bring
to his Office great knowledge of the
value of property in Kenosha, and
should. be better qualified than any
other man in the city to make fair
assessment Of property returned for
taxation. Mr.. Jordan has been a mem
Der of the County Board, and in the
position of Chairman showed his atti-
tude Of fairness to all.
A Lawyer for Justice.
The Republicans gave politics an
innovation by nominating a lawyer for
Justice of the Peace. Ben O. Sturgis
the nominee, is one of the best
known young lawyers in the city. He
was educated for his profession at the
State University at Madison, and after
graduation practiced in the Office Of
Peter Fisher in1this city. For the past
four years he has been in the active
practice here.