The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-09-13
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY
AND DISTRICT NOMINEES.

For sheritf-TheO. Anderson.
For county clerk--Ira Stehn.
For Co. treasurer-Frank Zeman.
For clerk of court-A. j. Clark
For Dist. Atty-John j. Healy.
For register of deeds-P. A. Miller.
For surveyor-C. &. Ertz.
For coroner-Dr. Louis Falge.
For assembly, First district, A. Q. Tom
chek.
For state senator. S. W. Randolph.
THEODORE ANDERSON,
the democratic nominee for sheriff of
Manitowoc county, was born and reared
in the town Of Manitowoc Rapids, this
county. He has been resident of the
city for the past twelve years. He is
engaged in the machine business. He
has always been democrat. He is we'll
qualified for the satisfactory discharge
of the duties of the responsible Office for
which he has been nominated by the
democratic electorate of the county. He
is we'll and favorably known in the
county, and will no doubt get the un-
divided support of the county democracy,
which support he fully deserves.
IRA STEIN.
the democratic nominee for county
clerk is resident OF the city of Two
Rivers. He is a carpenter contractor by
trade, and is we'll and favorably known
in all sections of the county. He is II
member of the county board of super
visors and has served in the city council,
Two Rivers. He is qualified for the
Office he seeks, and deserves the support
of the democratic electors of the county
at the November election.
FRANK ZEMAN,
the present incumbent in the Office of
county treasurer, who was renominated
at the primary election Sept 4th to sue
ceed himself, has been resident of this
city for many years. He is engaged in
the hotel business. About twelve years
ago he WAS sheriff of this county. For
eight years he was chief of the fire de-
partmeDt. and he served several years
rs member of the county board. In
1904 Mr.. Frank Zeman was elected
county treasurer. He has discharged the
duties of that responsible Office with
signal ability and absolute fidelity. He
is, therefore, entitled to another term at
least. He has acquitted himself with
much credit rs u county official and
every democratic elector in the county
should show his appreciation of this fact
by casting his vote for Frank Zeman for
county treasurer next November.
ANTHONY j. CLARK,
who is the nominee for the Office of clerk
of the circuit court on the democratic
ticket. is native of the town of Liberty,
this county. He is we'll and favorably
known in all sections of the county.
About twelve years ago he WAS dairy in
spector in this section of the state hav-
ing been appointed to that Office by Dean
Henry of the state agricultural college.
During the past ten years he has been
employ ed in the store of Schuette Bros.
as salesman. Two years ago he was
the democratic nominee for the Office for
which he is now again nominated. Al
though defeated by the republican
candidate for that office, he polled a
large vote, running ahead of his ticket
This was indicative of the esteem in
which he is held by democrats and Others
throughout the county. Mr.. Clark is
thoroughly competent for the efficien,
discharge of the duties of the Office tC
which he aspires.
JOHN j. HEALY,
the democratic nominee for district at
torney, has practiced law in this city
for the past seven years. He came here
from De Pere He is a graduate of the
college of law at Dixon, ILL., He was the
democratic nominee for district attorney
III l5Of duu, Nplic ucltdteu tuIOuSu lut
strength and wide popularity of the
present incumbent Of that Office, he
polled as large a vote rs democrat at
that time for that Office could have been
expected to poll, in view Of his isopponent's 8
exceptional efficiency and hold ON the
county electorate.
p. A. MILLER,
who was nominated by the democratic
electors of the county on Sept 4th for
the Office of register of deeds, is popu-
lar and successful business man of the
city. He has been resident of the city
for the past ten years, during which
time he has been engaged in the grocery
business, and is still! engaged in that
business. Prior to his coming here, MIR.
Miller was engaged in the manufactur-
ing Of cheese in the towns of Meeme and
Liberty for twelve years. He represent
ed the Fifth ward in the city council for
two years, and during that time was re-
garded rs an efficient member of the
city's law making body. He is now a
resident of the Third ward He has
always been a staunch democrat and has
always taken an active part IN democrat
ic politics. He was delegate TO the
democratic state convention last June,
and took an active part in the delibera
tions of that gathering. He is we'll quail
fed for the competent discharge OF the