The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-09-15

DR.. j. E. Meany, the nominee for
coroner, is the present incumbent of
| that office. He has been engaged in the
practice of medicine in this city for the
past six years. He has built up lucra
tive practice and has won the confidence
of the people. Before he entered the
medical profession he taught school in
this county for several years and met
with success in that calling He has
discharged the duties of his Office with
ability and his denomination will add
strength to the democratic county
ticket.
Anthony J. Clark, the nominee for
the office of clerk of the circuit court, is
native of the town of Liberty, this
county. He is we'll and favorably
known in all sections of the county.
About ten years ago he was dairy in
structor in this section of the state, hav-
ing been appointed to that place by
Dean Henry of the state agricultural
college. During the past eight years he
has been employed in the store of
Schuette Bros. as salesman, He is
thoroughly competent for the efficient
discharge of the duties of the office to
which he aspires.
J. j. Healey, the nominee for district
attorney, has practiced law in this city
for the past five or six years and is
rising young lawyer. He came here
from DePere and is graduate of the
college of law at Dixon, ILL., His name
will lend strength to the democratic
ticket
p j. Weinkoetz, the nominee for the
office of register of deeds, is resident
of St Nazianz He has held the Office
of town clerk of Eaton. He has had
several years experience as clerk in the
office of register of deeds having served
in that Office during the incumbency of
u former register of deeds in this
county He has all the requisite quail
iications for the efficient discharge of
the duties of that Office, and will, if
elected, acquit himself to the satisfac
ton Of the people of the county.
John O'Iara, the nomin ee for the
office of surveyor, has had many years
experience in that Office. He is an old
war horse whose stauuch democracy
will lend strength to the democratic
county ticket.
Although there Were several sharp
contests for places on the ticket there
was no factional strife or division, The
convention was characterized by u
spirit of harmony. The ticket placed in
the field deserves the united support of
all democrats in the county.
Herman Schuette was elected chair
man of the county committee and
Harry Kelley was chosen secretary of
that committee. Following are the
names of the members of the county
committee:
James Brennan Cato; J. d. Schneider,
Centerville; John Bartelme, Coopers.
town; John F. koeck, Eaton; Joseph
Zahorik, Franklin; VIM. Kind Gibson
j. Kornely Kossuth John Dunbar,
Liberty; John Schnorr Manitowoc; ;
Louis Bleser Manitowoc Rapids; j. u.
Watt, Maple Grove; =. j. Conway,
| Meeme; Herman Stehn, Mishicot; Carl
| Wernecke Newton; ID. II, Cooney,
Rockland. VIM Mates, Schleswig;
Peter Daeiden Kiel Thos. H. Meany,
Reedsville; VIM Iander, Town of
Two Rivers MaEitowoc City; John
Staudt, LIST ward; A. j. Auton, 2nd
ward Jos Auermiller, Bird ward VIM.
f. Brandt 4th wari Ferdinand Neith,
9th ward, Herman Lorenzen, 9th ward !;
A. Tomchek, ;th ward Two Rivers
City: VIM. Hammel l5t ward; JOS
Klein, 2nd ward; Jos. Mueller, 3rd
ward Ira Stein, 18th ward; Jas. Nc
Gee, 9TH ward.