The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1904-03-24
NOMINATE GOOD men
Enthusiastic Caucuses in the Different
Wards Of the City Nominate
Strong Ward Tickets.
GOODMAN UNANIMOUS CHOICE.
Trenary for Alderman In First. -Hegeman
and Leonard Renominated. Strong
Tickets In the North Wards.
GOODMAN UNANIMOUS CHOICE.
FIRST WARD.

FIRST WARD.
For Alderman Otis L. Trenary.
School Commissioner Frank Hans
mann.
County Supervisor H. Vietch.
Constable Valentine Lippert.
Delegates H. HI. Timme, John
Perkins, 3. H. HOLSTER.
SECOND WARD.
Tor A1derman-Chas. II. Goodman.
School Commissioner E. C. Theirs.
County Supervisor Jas. H. Charles
Constab Herman Mi11ager.
Delegates S. Brown, John Rock,
Charles Ratke.
THIRD WARD.
For Alderman ohm Hegeman.
School Commissioner Frank E.
Fou1ke.
County Supervisor F. Jordan.
Consta b1e-John Gustafson.
Delegates Frank Truax, K. p.
Knutsen, John Preddis.
FOURTH WARD.
For Alderman Dan 0. Head.
School Commissioner-Jam Lar
sen.
County Supervisor Frederick l..
Becker.
Constab1e-Nick Gloss.
De1egates-Frank Marx, M. F.
Barber, J. Mi11igan.
FIFTH WARD.
For A1derman-Wi1 Leonard.
School COMMISSIONERS G.. To1f.
County Supervisor William G.
B1oxdorf.
Constable Harry P1ummer.
Delegates Oscar Thee1en, Charles
Reinardy, Gatty Wyman.
SIXTH WARD.
For A1derman-A. F. Western.
School Commissioner Bendt.
County Supervisor-Frank Holder
ness.
William Otto.
Delegates Dwight House, Theodore
Able, Leo Ka1tenbach.
SEVENTH WARD.
( For Alderman Matthias Buchanan
School Commissioner-Aug. Fenske
County Supervisor Chris. Stoebig,
onstab1e-Char1es Stoebig.
Delegates -Frank Senne, William
Smith, Louis Pofah1.
EIGHTH WARD.
! For A1derman-Joh Stevens.
School Commissioner-Ge Swartz.
County Supervisor Ernst Stein.
Constab1e-Char1es Niles.
De1egates-August Otto, Otto
Koh1s, Jacob Krieger.
| The above are the ward tickets of the
| Republican party for the coming city
election and there is no doubt bu
that the Republicans of the differen
wards acted most wisely in the se1ec
ton of their ward tickets. Not {
single man has been named for Office
who is not suitable candidate for the
Office for which he has been nam
/ ed. There is not one man but can ge
before the people of the city with {
clear record and if any party desires
to defeat such men they will have tx
go a long ways to find candidates a.
good.
The caucuses were not largely at
tended but the ones who braved thu
storm to vote for the candidates were
enthusiastic. The largest caucus wa:
in the Third ward where 88 ballots
were cast.
In the First ward the selection O.
Otis L. Trenary was spontaneous
There was no other candidate pro
posed after the name of Mr.. Trenary
had been submitted to the caucus
Mr.. Trenary has taken great inter
est in the affairs of the city. He is 3
man with large property interests
and man that will see to it that The
First ward is properly represented II
the council.
In the Second ward Alderman Good
man got magnificent endorsement
of the splendid work that he has done
while a member of the council and he
received every vote of the caucus save
the one blank ballot which was cas-
by himself. The announcement O.
his unanimous choice was enthusiasts
tica11y cheered by the caucus.
The only contest in that ward wa.
over the nomination of supervisor
Mr.. Karne11 was not candidate fo
denomination and James II. Charles
and William Vo11mer had sharp con
test for the nomination. Charles wo1
out by vote of 10 to 9.
/ In the Third ward Alderman Johr
Hegeman was renonlinated, scatter
ing vote being cast for Louis Nelson
The surprise in this ward was The