The San Francisco call., 1903-09-26
Men of Integrity
Are Made Can
didates.

~ n every hand yesterday was heard
praise for the Republican munich
~ pal ticket. The selections made
by the convention which has JUS
adjourned are particularly good ones anc
the workers in the party look forward
to their election on November 8. The
men who have been nominated for Su.
pervisors are well known in this city. Al
Of them are men Of standing in the com.
munity and are vote getters. Six mem.
bers Of the present board have been nomi.
mated and the splendid record they have
made while in Office is an assurance thai
they viii be reelected to their present
positions.
DR.. Charles Boxton has a host OF
friends. Not only is he well known in
medicinal circles but also among the Ma
tional Guardsmen of this State. As lieu
tenant colonel of the First Regiment, N.
q. c. he has won the esteem of every
member in his command. He has served
in the Philippines and is a leading mem
Der of the Society of Spanish War Vet
Grams
Horace Wilson is looked upon as the
most conservative member of the present
Board Of Supervisors. Nothing escapes
his eve. He scrutinizes every bill thai
comes up before the board and his watch
fulness has saved the city thousands of
dollars. Colonel Wilson is a veteran of
the Civil War and is a leading member
Of George II. Thomas Post. AS a mem
Der Of the executive committee Of the
late Grand Army Encampment he did
splendid work. He is almost certain of
election.
Fred n. Bent is extremely popular with
the residents of the Mission He has lived
in that section nearly all his life and has
always been alive to its interests Much
Of the Improvements that have been made
in that portion of the city is due to
Bents eIorts. His nomination is consid-
cred equivalent to an election.
L. A. Rea. who was appointed to the
Board of Supervisors by Mayor Schmitz,
comes from the North Beach section of
the city.' During the short time Mr.. Rea
has been on the board he has made many
friends by the thoroughness in which he
goes about his work. He believes that "a
public office is public trust" and he is
living UP to the motto. Mr.. Rea is a new
member of the board and il elected will
surely make an excellent record for hon
esty and integrity
Fred Eggers and George AIpers were
the quiet workers on the present board.
Although neither official startled the pop-
ulace by their speeches, their work in
committee was productive of much good
for the municipality. Both candidates
have innumerable friends who are already
working for their reelection.
Maxwell McNutt is a son of DR.. Nc
Mutt. ex-Police Commissioner and one of
the leaders in the establishment of the
United Republican League. His son is
a bright young man, alive to the needs
Gf the city and capable of doing much
good as a member of the board M. L..
Asher is also an attorney at law. Mr..
Asher has taken an active interest in
Republican affairs in this city. AS a mem
Der Of the late convention his voice was
frequently heard. He is a forcible speak
er and a deep student Of the law.
Ed H. Aigeltinger viii prove a great
help TO his ticket. He was a member
Of the former Board of Supervisors and
did excellent work. Mr.. Aigeltinger has