The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-03-07
FRANK REILLY
4 MAYORALTY
CANDIDATE
LARGE NUMBER OF NEW CANDI-
DATES OUT ToDAY-DR. E. r.
BRUCE AND VIM D. MOBILES
FOR CITY PHYSICIAN, HARRY
T. ROWLAND FOR TREASURER,
THos. JOHNSON FOR ASSESSOR
AND MANY OTHERS. -.

Many new candidates announce
this morning for various city offices,
subject to the action of the white
Democratic primaries.
Among those which will cause
much interest is that of Frank Reilly
as a candidate for the Office of mayor.
Mr.. Reilly's entry into the race will
make it a very interesting one. He
had been spoken of frequently Of late,
and last night -ERs prevailed upon by
his friends to enter the race. Mr.
Reilly has had much experience in
city affairs, having served as alder
man for a long period of years, and
during the past two years has been
chairman Of the finance committee
of the city council, probably the mos,
important of any of the committee
chairmanShips.
Mr.. Reilly has made a success of
his private business, and his friends
believe that if he is made mayor he
will make equally as successful a
chief executive.
For City Physician.
DR.. Z. F. Bruce, who was elected
to the office Of city physician over
a large number of other candidates,
announces this morning for Tc-elec-
mocratic primaries. The doctor was
well known prior 10 his election to
the Office two years ago and since
then has made many more acquaint-
ances, by being called out on many
cases, where it became necessary for
him to treat city patients. The Office
is a responsible one, for with it goes
the position of city health officer and
the management of the sanitary in
spectors. DR.. Bruce has many warm
friends and supporters who will work
for his reelection.
Harry Rowland is Running.
Harry T. Rowland is out for the
Office OF city treasurer again, and is
asking his friends to return him to
the Office. Harry says there is not
much money in the office, but he
wants the small salary anyhow, and
if his friends will support him for
reelection he will appreciate it. So
far he is the only candidate for the
Office.
For Building inspector.
John D. Kendall, the first man to
hold the position of inspector OF
buildings after il was created by the
council, is out for reelection. and
says that if returned to the Office he
will paw the same strict attention to
the city's business as he has during
the past two years. The office IS an
important one. and much depends
upon the ability of the man in charge
and his attention to duty.
Henry T. Beirne for Marshal.
Henry T. Beirne is the first an
nounced candidate for the office OF
city marshal and he is out for It sub
feCt to the action of the white demo-
cratic primaries. Mr.. BeiTne has
never held public Office, though he
has been prominent in city politics
for a number of years. He says II
he is elected he will be marshal and
attend to the duties of the office 10
the best of his ability.
Thos. Johnson for Reelection.
ThOS. Johnson well known through
out the city. is out for reelection
to the Office which he has held for the
past three years, that of tax asses
sor Mr. johnson was appointed to
succeed the late Dan Reilly, and two
years ago was. elected without OppO-
sitiou- which he hopes viii occur
again this wear. Mr.. Johnson is par
ticuIarIy strong among the labOring
men Of the city. having served as
president Of s B. A. No. l for a long
pzriod Of years
Or. VIM. .. Mobiles Announces.
DR. VIM. D Mobiles Is among those
to announce this morning. He Is a
candidate for the Office OF city ply
stefan. subject TO the action of the
" hIte Democratic primaries. and
promises If elected 20 DAY strict at