The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-03-31
age. He is worthy of every conf.

Robert utter has held the Office Of |
city treasurer for the past year and |
his honest and careful transaction of |
the business of the Office and rigid ac. |
counting of the funds Of the city have |
made him many earnest supporters
for reelection. He has been in bust
ness here number Of years and his
circle of friends is constantly expand.
ing.
s. w. Hayes has served long and
faithfully in the Office of police judge.
It would have been impossible for him
to have secured a reelection year af-
ter year If his management of the Of
fee and enforcement of the fines and
penalties had not been just and his
decisions tempered with kindness.
The rascal knows no mercy at the
hands of Judge Hayes, but on the con
trary many an erring one has been
set on the right road by the man
rather than the Judge He is deserv-
ing of all the trust that the people Of
Norfolk have placed in him for so long
a time.
DR.. p. II. Salter has made one of
! the best members of the board of ed
ucation that the school district has
known. He has taken a deep interest
! in the welfare of the schools and his
professional advice has elevated the
health and sanitation OF the city
schools to a remarkable degree. The
voters of the district cannot afford to
have him retired from the board Of
which he is now president.
A. Fl. Viele, the other candidate for
member of the board of education, is
a man standing high in the estimation
of all who know him and will effect
lively serve the voters of the district.
He has served a term or two on the
city council with honor and Is well
adapted to serve on the board of edu-
cation.
j. S. Mathewson, candidate for the
| II a
new man in municipal politics, but he
has the standing and stability that
argue strongly for his success at the
polls He is one of the young men or
whom rests the future welfare of the
city, has large and varied interests
and has the ability that adapts hin
e for the office. His ward will be hon
ored by his election.
A. II. Kiesau, candidate for the Sec
ond ward position, has served the
Third ward for year, but by the new
: arrangement is now in the SeconC
ward. His services to the city hav,
been particularly notable in his posi-
tion as chairman of the street and al
ley committee and his influence ther,
has been widely felt in ali parts o
u the city. He is said to be one of tn
best men at directing the work o.
the streets that the city has known an
the streets Justify that opinion.
r H. A. Pasewalk has served the ol
" SECOND Wafu 1Or year DuC Is nov
II billed for reelection in the new Thir
IS and his many friends hope to see hir
e succeed with a wide margin to spare
n He is one of the prominent bushes
S men of the city, but always finds tim
'e to devote to necessary city bushes
t. and is an invaluable servant to hi
g. constituents.
n J. L. Hershiser, candidate from tn
ar Fourth ward, is not new factor
Dr city politics. but this is the first tim
lg he has been up for Office and h
IN friends are confident that he will wi
p with plenty of votes to spare. He
to full of the energy that makes a su
ne cessful candidate, is prince of goc
ct fellows, a careful business man ar
he has all the other qualifications Il
to Office.