The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-20
THE LINEUP.
/: !: OF CANDIDATES
Those Whose Names Will
be on the Ticket.
SEVERAL VACANCIES OCCUR
Election Board Has Not
Made Ruling.
Some Sections of the City Have Not
Been Visited by Political Bee and
as u Result Appointments VIII
Have to be Made.

j. w. Hungate, deputy clerk of the
board of deputy supervisors of cleo
tions, today completed the list of
candidates for the respective nomi-
nations for the various Offices at the
coming primaries. In the city there
are candidates for all of the Offices
on both the Democratic and Republic
can tickets, with but few exceptions.
No Democrat aspired to represent the
fourth ward in the city council and
in several instances both Republicans
and Democrats failed to make a
canvass for assessor in the various
precincts. These places will be filled
by appointment later.
At meeting of the board of cleo
tlons next Tuesday night the petit
tions will be carefully reviewed and
It will be finally determined wheth-
er or not candidates who did not file
their petitions on or before August
II, have a right to be placed on the
primary tickets. II is expected that
some of the petitions may be re-
jected for failure to perform all OF
the requirements of the primary law.
The following names will go before
the electors at the primaries Sep
tember 7, unless otherwise ordered
| by the board of elections: ."
FOR MAYOR: 'r1
Charles G. Schneider, G. 8. Lip
pincott, John Il. McDonough, Alfred
| A. Horn, emocrats.
J. w. Thompson, DR.. J. G Setter,
and Fred A. Issleib, Republicans.
FOR CITY AUDITOR:
Harry S. Elliott, Democrat.
| NVaIfpr Il Como Rnnnhlipnn.
FOR TREASURER:
| C. d. Walters, Democrat.
| Fred A. Stengel, Republican.
| ASSESSOR FOR REAL PROPERTY:
| d. L. Justice. ]. A. Miller, Phillip
Loyer. Peter Boyer, William Fies
and 7. ]. Lucas, w. ID. Whips, c.
w. Criswell, Democrats.
William C. Quigley w. B. Everett,
T. r. Roberts, w. A. Clemens, George
Il. Lawrence. Republicans.
FOR MEMBERS OF COUNCIL:
/ First Ward, William l.. Ullom. Sec
ond Ward, ]. j. Rudolph. Third
Ward, G. b. Orr Fourth Ward (va-
can't. Democrats.
First Ward, J. J. Sloan. Second
Ward, Josephus Monnette and J. w.
werts. Third Ward, C. r Randall.
Fourth Ward, William u. Strayer,
Republicans.
COUNCHMEN At LARGE:
J b. +. NAPLES, ]. +. Lust and ~
w Bryant, Democrats.
Don Z. j. Brockett, ]. w. Shrotc,
and Joseph Sneckenberger, Rcpub-
licans.
PRESIDENT OF COUNCIL:
David L. Stauffer, Democrat,
| GYaa ~
CITY SOLICITOR:
Emerson w. Schoenlaub, John w.
Himmiger and Homer E. Johnson
Democrats.
Elmer r. Boyd, Republican.
ASSESSORS OF PERSONAL PROP
ERTY:
First Ward (A) Joe Vol; (B)
Michael Stoll. Democrats.
(C) C. b. Chase; Cd Frank Bal
Iantine: (E) oswald A. Benedict. Re-
publicans.
Second Ward (A) John G.. Hostel
ter; OBJ r.. ]. Mead; Co Alvin A.
Bogar, Democrats.
(A) T. r. Griffin. David v. Leh-
man; Co Robert Thomas. Republl,
; can. UeN~'
| Third Ward-(D) Hamilton Ash
/, (E) william Leeper, Democrats,
(A) John Vestal; (B) G. A, Stiffier
(B) Frank L. Stanley; Co N. w
Converse, Republicans.
Fourth Ward--(C) G.. b.. Nor
] chant: E Rush, Democrats. .--
(A) II. A. Seffner; (B) Frank
| Purinton, Republicans. .#-.
> BOARD OF EDUCATION:
o. G. Briggs, DIR. Auguste Rhu
George b. Christian, Jr., Democrats
= II. T.. Hill, l.. Il. Nebergall and
4 Robert ]. Pennell, Republicans.