The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1912-10-29

White In the Assembly, and there has not |
been any reason advanced why he should |
not get what he seeks. Bobby" is q |
young man who has made good record
at the bar Of this county. Of pleasing
address, affable to all, willing to give his
time and attention to matters that are for
the public welfare, he has made hosts of
friends In this county His nomination
for the Office of Member of the Assembly
was an honor that he may well be proud
of and the voters should see that their
choice at the primary is ratified at the
polls on Tuesday.
John B. Tilton is our candidate for Au-
ditor. Mr.. Tilton is farmer, and Is per-
fectly qualified for the work of the Office
he seeks. During the term Of county col
lector Pine Mr.. Tilton has aided in the
Office and he has thorough knowledge of
the needs of the position of Auditor. For
several years be has been one of the.clerks
to the county Board of Taxation, and his
familiarity with the business Of the coun-
ty, together with his adeptness at figures,
prove him capable candidate and one
who will be of great value to the county.
The candidates for the new Board of
Freeholders are men of standing and rec
ognized business ability in their commu-
mites
Taking them in the order of years for
which they will run there are Samuel c.
Roberts and Howard Russ. What may be
said about one will apply to the other.
Both are successful farmers, who have, by
attending strictly to business, been able to
gain reputation that is to their credit, and
in the event of their election, the same
business methods which have made them
successful for themselves will be used for
the benefit of the county.
For two years there are John G. Dudley
and Louis r. Engel. The former is
farmer whose success and progress In bus
mess life has been similar to those of his
brother candidates for three years. Mr..
Engel is young man employed at Roeb
ling. He has been resident of this
county for several years and this is the
first time he has asked for an Office OF any
prominence. His reputation is above re-
proach and his ability to conduct the bust
ness of the county in safe manner is
guaranteed. There is no reason whatever
why the two year men should not be
elected
DR.. Hugh LeJambre, of Bordentown
| township, is the lone man on the one year
portion Of the ticket DIR. LeJambre has
made canvass of the county. and where
ever he has appeared he has made friends
Outspoken and frank in all his utterances,
there is no reason to doubt where he stands
on any subject. On public matters he has
been very strenuous in defence of the in
terests of the taxpayers. For several
years member of the township commit
tee OF Bordentown township, he aided In
the management of affairs to such an ex-
tent that the taxpayers are now reaping
the harvest Six cents on one hundred
dollars is the township rate of taxation
this year. and Bordentown is not managed
In "a niggardly manner. 1t has all the
necessaries for the good of its people, and
they are not called upon to pay an exorbi-
tant tax rate for them. DR.. LeJambre has
been tried In many ways and has never
been found wanting. He has worked hard
for the benefit of his people and he will
perform the same amount of labor for the
county. The county cannot afford to lose
the services of this tireless man.
Surely the records of the above men are
such as to recommend them for your votes
Honest, energetic, willing to listen to the
voices of those they represent, the candi-
dates referred to may be relied upon to
work only for the good of the county.
Henry l. Worrell, candidate for coro-
ner, has been spoken of at other times and
in other parts of this paper, but 1t will do
no harm to again remark that he is a man
well qualified for the Office which has been
shown to be next in Importance to that of
Sheriff, position which was so accepta-
bly, filed by his brother. You will not
make any mistake in voting for Henry
Worrell.