Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-03-27
SPRING ELECTIONS
NEXT TUESDAY, APRIL 2.
Delegates to the National Convention
Will be Voted for in Addition to
Local Candidates.

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next Tuesday. The nominations are
all set forth in the two large election
notices that appear elsewhere in this
issue of The Herald.
On the judicial ballot Judge
Clementson has no opposition as a
candidate to succeed himself as judge
of the 9Th judicial circuit, so his
election is a foregone conclusion.
On the city ballot the only office
for which there is more than one
candidate is that Of alderman for the
third ward, to succeed J. W. Baltic,
who is now a candidate for mayor
For the vacancy thus created in the
aldermanic chair there are two candi-
dates Al Budworth and E. E. Pierce.
At this election the voters will for
the first time have an opportunity to
express their preference for the candi-
dates for president. There is Ma
tional Delegate ballot containing the
following names of Presidential candi.
dates.
Democratic-W oodrow Wilson and
Champ Clark.
Prohibition-Eugene Chain and
Oliver W. Stewart.
Republican-Robert M. LaFollette
and William H. Taft.
The voter will cast a vote for the
candidate of his choice by marking
cross in the square to the right of the
name he prefers
Each voter will in like manner be
entitled to vote for four delegates-at-
large for the state, to the national
convention of his party.
Under each party heading on the
ballot will be found the names of
eight candidates for delegates at large
and four for district delegates. The
voter will select the four he wants to
vote tor as delegates at large and the
two he wants as district delegates and
mark a cross in the square at the
right of such names.
On the Repub lican ballot half of
the candidates named are designated
as LaFollette delegates. The other
half, not designated. are Taft delegates
and voters who wish to see Taft
nominated should vote for Taft dele
gates
In like manner, on the Democratic
ballot the Wilson delegates are SO
designated Those who are not so
designated are Clark delegates.
On these two ballots the names of
delegates for their respective candi-
dates are as follows:
FOR TAFT.
Delegates at Large
William D. Hoard
George B. Hudnall.
Emmanuel L. Phillip.
James o. Davidson.
District Delegates
Henry L. DahIe.
Charles p. Him.
FOR LAFOLLETTE.
Delegates Large
Walter L. Houser.
Alvin p. Kletzsch.
Francis McGovern.
Andrew Fl. Dahl.
District Delegates
Michael B. Olbrich.
William ]. Pierce.
FOR WILSON.
Delegates-a Large
Patrick Fl. Martin.
Adolph ]. Schmitz
William Wolfe.
Robert B. kirkland.
District Delegates
John A. Awkward.
Ernest e. Fielder.
FOR CLARK.
Delegates-at Large
James W. Murphy
George W. Peck.
William Pierstorff.
John Nj. Callohan.
District Delegates
Louis Haak.
Gilbert 7. Hodges.
PROHIBITION.
Delegates at-Large-W, P. Mas
seure, Thomas w. North, J. Burritt
Smith, Alfred B. Taynton, Byron r.
Van Keuren, Beverly White, John E.
Clayton, D. W. Emerson.
District Delegates Isley,
Herbert S. Siggelko, Lincoln
Abraham. Chas. T. Bergman.
Eggs For Sale.
Barred Plymouth Rocks; pure bred.
4Oc per setting. Mrs. Ed Taylor,
Lancaster, r. F. D. No. Z. 5ctf.
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