The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-04-01
THE TICKET.
Take Your Choice of the Names
on Tuesday.


The ticket for the election Tuesday
was completed Saturday evening and
the names thereon offer selection of
material to fill the various city offices
that cannot fail to please. Several
independent candidates made their
appearance to contest with the Citi-
zens nominees and.all have opposition
with the exception Of Frank Hodge
for assessor.
For Mayor P. r. Vail and NJ. Vein
zierl are the contestants. Both the
gentlemen are well enough known to
forgo an extensive introduction.
Both have lived here since the Begin
ming of the town and have held office
before. Both have been mayor, and
their records are open at the council
rooms for inspection. The citizens
are fully aware of the capabilities of
the individuals land will make their
selection Tuesday. Mr.. Weinzierl is
the present Mayor.
| For treasurer, ii. Z. Kelly the CIJl-
zen's nominee and Chas. Grabowsky
independent are on the ballot. Both
are capable gentlemen and the voters
Will make no MISTAKEN the selection
of either. Mr.. Kelly has up to several
months ago been the superintendent
at the Chandler mine and Mr.. Grab
owsky is at present employed as chief
clerk at the Oliver cempany's mines.
Mr.. Kelly has been member of the
school board and made an excellent
member, and Mr.. Grabowsky is at
present an alderman Of the city and
his record is of the best.
Frank Hodge stands alone on the
ballot for assessor, and will in all pro-
ability receive the vote Of the town.
Mr.. Hodge is one of the oldest resi-
dents of this city and this is his first
attempt in the political line.
The judgeship will be ably contested
by the present incumbent, John
Cosgrove and ex-Judge Van Blarcom.
Mr.. Cosgrove has held the position
for year and those who have had
business with the Office claim him
able to handle the affairs. Judge
Van Blarcon has had many terms On
the municipal bench and always ac-
quilted himself with honors. His ad-
vent into the field this year produces
formidable candidate for the in
cumbent.
The special Judge is being striven
for by Mr.. VIM. r. Opie who was
nominated a week ago by the caucus
and John A. Harri. Mr. Opie has
been engaged in the photograph bust
ness here for many years and is well
and favorably known. Mr.. Harri is
engaged in the meat business and
has many friends. Both are young
men and the rivalry will be spirited.
For aldermen the nominated tickets
are in the field besides an indepen-
dent In the first and third wards.
In the first ward are Herman Kan
delin and Jas. II. White as nominees
and John Cove independent. Mr..
White has been an honored member
of the council for the past two years.
Mr.. Kandelin and Mr.. Cove are
new men, All are capable of the
position.
In the second ward, Nick Trebil-
cock and Herman Pete are the NOM
inees without opposition. Mr.. Trebil-
cock has served on the council before
with credit, Mr.. Pete will be new
man.
In the third ward, Martin Skala
and Fl. G. Smith are the nominees
and John Bukovec independent. Mr..
Skala has been a member of the
council the past year. Mr.. Smith.
and Mr.. Bukovec, if elected, will
serve their first term.
The voters can surely pick salts
factory set of city officers from the
above list. The city should have
able officials, as with the projected
new work and the finishing of that
already begun, good workers will be
required.