The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-10-19
A GOOD TICKET TO SUPPORT.
Brief Sketches of the Nominees on the Re
publican Ticket in Baltimore County
They Are Men Capable and
Everyway Worthy.

Mr.. WILLIAM A. LEE, candidate for Register
of Wills, was born in the 9th district of Balti-
more county and has spent nearly his entire life
in Towson. He has been engaged In mercantile
business here many years and has been very sue
cessful. He isrecognizeda as shrewd and careful
man of affairs and would make an attentive and
obliging official. Mr.. Lee, who is a director Of
the Second National Bank of Towson, was never
before candidate for any Office.
Mr.. WILLIAM II. LAWRENCE, the nominee for
States Attorney. who is a resident of the south
eastern section of the county. is young man of
fire attachments and has been successful In his
professional career because of his energy and
excellent business qualities. He is personally
very popular and his good standing in the COM
munity in which he lives is the bes. testimony
that could be produced regarding his character.
He was never before a candidate for Office and
should he win this year the people can rest as
sured that they will have prosecuting officer
who will measure up to the requirements of
the office.
Mr.. T. IRWIN ZIMMERMAN, the nominee for
Sheriff. is a native of Baltimore county and a
resident of Arlington. Sd district, where he is
the head of the firm of T. 1. Zimmerman Bro.
He is a successful business man and bears an
Mr.. THOMAS ]. MILLER the nominee for
County Treasurer, is so well known to the peo-
pie of Baltimore county that he scarcely needs
a word of introduction. He is a farmer and
business man of the "solid" variety and stands
so well in the 10th district-where he was born
and has spent his entire life-that when election
time comes the poll will be practically unani-
nous for him. He has been before the people
on previous occasions and has shown his strength
and popularity by the large vote that was cast
for him. The interests of the people would be
carefully looked after by Mr.. Miller in whatever
position he might be placed.
For County Commissioners the names of Mr..
Albert W. Fuss, Mr.. William W. Boyce and Mr..
Adolph G. Kelm are presented. Mr.. Fuss Is an
extensive farmer and general business man and
owns and personally conducts one of the largest
and finest farms in Worthington Valley. Mr..
Boyce is a resident of Lutherville, where he is
successfully engaged in the coal business. He
has been q candidate in the county before and
is therefore we'll known to the people. He is a
man of high character and excellent business
qualities. Mr.. Kelm is engaged in the mercan-
tile business in the 18th district and is very pop
ular where he is we'll known. His friends as
sert that he possesses the ability to make an
excellent Commissioner.
For Judges of the Orphans Court the names
of Mr.. ]. Franklin Armacost Mr.. John W. Burns
and Mr.. Dennis Carter are presented. They are
all reputable business men of high character
and the interests of the widows and orphans
would be safe in their hands. The people will
make no mistake by electing them.
Mr.. ]. MILTON GREEN, the nominee for Coun-
ty Surveyor, is a native of Towson and has had
long experience in the Office as an assistant to
the late Col. Charles B. MCLEAN. He is young
man of excellent character and fully capable to
discharge the duties of the Office.
Mr.. G. Ross MACE, the nominee for State Sem
ator, may properly be designated as wheel
horse to the Republican party in Baltimore
county, for he has served it long and faithfully.
He has never held an elective Office, but he has
always been found willing to come to the front
at his party's call and do what he could to fur
Their its interests. Mr.. Mace is lawyer in ac-
tive practice and man of high character. He
is native of the old 18th district and member
of one of the best known families in that Sec
ton of the county.