Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-03-12
CANDIDATES GALORE.
Sixty-nine Candidates File Their Nomi-
nation Papers Yesterday

There was a great hustle and
scramble to get under cover yesterday
by all candidates, who were throwing
their eyes on an Office that the voters
Of Wausau bestow upon those, who
appeal to them as being good mana
gers of the city's affairs. City Attor-
ney F. E. Bump gave it out as his
opinion yesterday forenoon, that all
candidates, who were willing to put
their names under the captions of
Political Party Nominations or Non
Partisan Ticket would have to have
their nomination papers filed before
II O'Clock last night, or else there
wouldn't be anything doing in the
way of politics this spring.
The news spread out from the city
hall like wild fire and every candidate
who either personally or through his
friends had nomination papers circu-
lating among the voters, got hustle
on himself and worked like trooper
to get the sufficient number of sigma
lures on his credentials. City Clerk
j. j. Lohmar showed his patriotic
as well as sympathetic spirit, in max
ing the annOuncem emit that he would
hold his office open until the fatal
time limit, and it was not before II
O'Clock either that the last candidate
came hurrying in to deposit his claim
on one of the various city Offices. AL
together there were sixty-nine nomi-
nation papers filed yesterday, and
quite number were brought in too
late TO come un6e r the above men
toned headings. These will have to
appear under the heading of 'Inde-
pendent Candidates, and it looks as
though there will be goodly supply
of these also. Following we give a
list of names appearing on the various
papers filed, and also the Office for
which the bearer of the name is aspir-
ing to:
FOR MAYOR.
John f. Lamont. Alex Archie, John Ringle
and IL. Ellenbecker.
FOR COMPTROLLER.
Carl Adam, Fred G. Kletzin and Hermann
E. Marquardt
FOR TREASURER.
Henry Juers and Chas. Kiesner
FOR ASS ESSOR
George A. SteItz and Chris Bloom.
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
Robert n. Larner.
FOR CONSTABLE
John II. Schmitz and John NJ, Eunson
WARD OFFICERS.
First ward-Supervisor: Frank GaeJzman
| Alderman: Oscar Leubner, Robert DiSbrow
Henry Grob. Ed Heiman and VIM. Weisbrod
Second ward-Supervisor: E. c. Kretlow
Alderman: Ed. w. Lenlke. Otto LaabS. Joseph
n. Wait, j. r. Lynch and Fred Mohr.
Third ward-Supervisor: Phillip StadleI
| and Fred e. Schroeder. Alderman: 70. p
| SchulZe. Emil Eggebrecht. John G. Wolf, b. II
| Arendsse and George Stole.
Fourth ward-SuperviSor: NJ. W. Sweet
Alderman: John NJ. Lull and Hugo Peters.
Fifth ward-Supervisor; John Kiefer. AL
| derman: Henry Zillman, Finley Ross, j. d
Coleman, A. v Gearhart, Richard Schmidt
ana Otto Koschman.
Sixth d-Supervisor: w. A. Berger. AL
derman: A. w. Raasch. N. E. Morrow, w. E.
Pierce and Paul Junkowski.
Seventh ward-Supervisor: F. W. Krause
Alderman: Herman Umnuhs, Emil Platter
H. f. Lemke. Fred Miller, Adolph Stork, VIM
Klokow, Gus .av G. Kischel and g. w. Disbrow
Eighth ward - Supervisor: B. Kruger
Alderman: Rud. COLI, Chas. Holman, Alfred
Wilson, Henry Pagenkopf and E. j. Rifleman,
Ninth ard--SuperviSor: Ernst Koch. AL
derman: Paul Steidtman, Frank Ciniman,
Geo. Bonek and Jos. Lestine.