The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-04-05
VOTERS NAY PICK THEIR MEN AND
yo{lfoR THEM MONDAY
CONTESTS ALL OVER COUNTY
Iron River and Stsmbaugh Promise the
Livelisst Contests oiihe Spring Elsc-
tion With Amasa 10 the Front.

niBht. You VIII then know who ~ x
be your mayor, alderman supervisor
etc. In the meantime here is the list
-of applicants 80 that you may spend
your Sunday leisure picking out the
best man for the office irrespective Of
party for party should not govern in
the little local contests where all the
nominees are known 10 all the others.
Crystal Falls city will present three
tickets to the people although one OF
them, the socialist ticket, mas but few
candidates thereon. The National Pro-
gressive ticket can not by law be
printed upon the ballot for the reason
that not Is per cent of the votes polled
at the last election were cast for the
candidates this spring JAS. X. Flood,
who was the only National Progressive
actually active. will be an independent
candidate for the Office on slips and he
tells us that he has every promise of
being elected.
The full tickets are as follows
For Mayor
VIM. Nesbitt aud A. l. Robbins.
For Clerk
VIM. Gribble
For Treasurer
Robert Mnnns and John TUFTS
For Justice OF the Peace
Wm Morrison and JAS II Johnson.
There is no opposition 20 J. s. Jacka
for supervisor Tom Penglase for alder
man and Chas Dove for constable in
the first ward
Second Ward
! For Alderman
sam Ronback ana Arthur Rabichaud
For Supervisor
Cleo r. Voos Chas. Neugebauer and
JAS X. Flood the latter on slips
For Constable
John johnson and Tony Kraus
Third Ward
For Alderman
Adolph Miller and jas j. Gaftney
For Supervisor
Deyid VI. Ross.
For Constable
Ralph Waite and Herman Busnger
In Crystal rails township there is a
contest ON for all Of the offices The
tickets are headed the "Republican"
aud the Progressive" but il Is really
a contest between the farmers and
other residents OF the townships Supt.
w, ]. Richards who has made an ex
cellant supervisor for the township for
the past ten years is opposed by Ernest
q. Afford The canvass Is quite thor
ough in the township and IL being
prosecuted for the progressives mainly
by Ray Kimbal and Mr.. Afford and
tney are qnite successful in lining M
the farmers. II remains 10 be seen
how many votes they can muster I'll
they can dig up more than the mines
they will win as their following is
quite united.
The full ticket is ~ follows:
For supervisor
W. J Richards and Ernest G. Afford
For Clerk
George JolIitfe and Andrew Perry.
For Treasurer
WIN. y. royseor aud Andrew Ostrnnd
For Highway Commissioner
Erick Anderson and Alfred Anderson !
For Overseer
Victor Bosenlaff and John Kaski. ,
For Justices
X. Jarvis. VIM Bowden. Ed Pen
giIly and Matt Jarvi. Eli Poutnin and ,
Chas Peterson. II
Ia Mastodon there is no contest the :
differences having been settled in the |
pFapary Gxa1there. The ticket Is rs =
follows:
Supervisor Z
II. j McI.aren
klerk In
a John Erikson II
Treasurer ii
ANT Davis, ,Ir, :
Mansfield township has peaceful f
time OF II also. thanks to the fairness /
Of John Mason. Mr.. Mason bad par 4
TALLY given his word wear ago that 1
he would not be candidate this year 1
and be kept 4. lie insisted on pr !
mary and every inan had q chance 70 G
run for the nomination II he 70 Dc. a
sired The ticket is ~ follows a
$ upervlsor Il
Albert Nelson.
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