The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-10-07
LIST
Of Candidates
for Primary.
Nine Names for
School Board.
INTERESTING
Race Promised for
Various Offices.
Parker VIII Make No Speech
eS.---NewS of
Politics.

Wednesday evening at was the Inn |
it of time that persons to be selected
at the Republican primary for munic-
ipal. township and school Offices to be
held Saturday, October s. were to hand
in their names to the Chairman of the
Executive Committee. Atty. John G.
Hover. The list of candidates is as
TOWNSHIP OFFICES.
Trustee-Joseph E. Stevenson.
Justice of the Peace two to be Sc
lected daniel J. Huben, Robert Dow.
Constable-C. w. Humphreys
Clerx-Edwsrd NJ. Mclaughlin
CITY OF BELLEFONTAINE.
an-at-large-Dr. A. L.
Wright, John Z. Rienhart.
Councilman first ward John Foos,
o. G. Johnston
Assessor first ward)-Daniel Nc
Peck, ". R. Euans.
Assessor (second ward Paul Batch.
Assessor third wardl-E- Barnett
Councilman third wardl-T. 81.
Downs.
Assessor fourth ward Frank Fox.
BELLEFONTAINE SCHOOL BOARD.
(Six to elect.
Frank r. Griffin r. b. Keller
NJ. c. Boals L. B. Slough
E Pat Chamberlin J. e. West
Joseph Cotton Alfred Butler
Frank Milligan
LAKE TOWNSHIP.
North precinct
School Board. A. Ross, Rev. E
b. Adriance. L. W. Shumste.
There is no candidate for assessor.
LAKE TOWNSHIP.
South precinct.
AssessoroJohn M. Miller.
There are no candidates for members
of the school board.
1t will be of interest to the people of
Bellefontaine to know that we are not
only making rapid strides in indus
tries but that also our population is in
creasing astonishingly.
In each of the four city wards the
Republican Central committeeman are
getting poll of the resident voters
for the coming Presidential campaign.
The poll in each of the wards although
not nearly completed viii prove very
interesting to those who take delight
in noticing the growth in Bellefon-
taine's population
In the second ward 4S6 voters have
already been registered and with the
nearly completed polling of the first
ward will together amount to about
1, 900 voters.
According to those who carefully
chronicle the number of voters in each
presidential year there will be about
2. 900 eligible voters here in the com
ing campaign
According to the local computors
these figures. so far, should give the
population of Bellefontaine between
nine and ten thousand The polling
of the wards will be completed within
the week.
The poll figures. when completed
one copy will be sent to the state Re
publican committee and a copy viii b,
retained py each individual Republi
can Central committeeman for use Oh
election day.
This last poll, when finished, is es
timated by the Republican Contra
committeeman now working as an in
crease of about 30 per cent of votes il
this city over the presidential year o
1900.
In all probability Judge William b
West, 1.-THE blind man eloquent. AM
once Republican nominee for Governo
of Ohio, will be unable TO participat
in the Presidential campaign. Judg
West is in failing health and probabl
for the first time in many years b
will be unable to aid the Republican
by his knowledge of the paramount
. issues and by his persuasive eloquence
General Kennedy expects to star
out the middle of October on stump
ing tour. He will probably speak i
] Indiana and West Virginia in the in
terests of the Republican party.
Candidates to be voted upon at tn
Republican primary of October s, mus
hand in their names to Attorney job
. G. Hover not later than Wednesda
evening at 6. Don't forget this fact.
Both Justices of the Peace, Robel
Dow and D. J. Huben, will be cand
n dates for reelection.
: Members of the Logan County R.
y publican Executive committee resiC
q ing in this city held meeting Tue
4 day evening and discussed plans fl
9 the organization of q Young Men
Republican Club. An unexpected di