The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-03-01
GREAT OPPORTUNITY
FOR NOMINATIONS
ELECTORS MAY NOMINATE WHOM.
sotvtR They WISH FOR OFFICE
BALLOTS ALL PRINTED IN BLANK
All Electors Have to- 0ouis to Write The
Name Of the Person They Would Like
to See A Candidate.
BALLOTS ALL PRINTED IN BLANK

Never was greater opportunity given
an electorate 10 make nominations free
from any influsnce than is accorded
the voters OF Crystal Falls at the pri
mary which will be held In this city
on the 9th day Of March Next We'd.
nesdayl this year. Owing to the fail.
ure of candidates for Office to file their
petitions in time the ballots for this
election will all be printed In blank
and the electors may write thereon the
name of any person enrolled IN The
party to which he belong for the Office
he would like TO see such person chosen
TO.
There are four city officers to be 30
lected and for those Offices all the
people of the city will have an oppor
tunity 10 make selections The offices
are Mayor clerk, treasurer, and justice
of the peace Six blank tickets have
been printed a republican, democrat,
national progressive, socialist social
lst labor, and prohibition aud eacn OF
thOse tickets carries blank space In
which the name of person may be-
written in or printed slip attached
with cross In front OF the name. II
an elector enrolled as Ball Moose
wishes 10 have q complete list OF can.
didates all he has TO do is to 40 to the
polls, get his ballot and write in under
the heading tor Mayor the name of
some person whom he knows 10 be- en-
rolled in the Bull Moose party the
same for clerk and so on through the
list. A Democrat elector may do the
same thing and so on through the list
OF parties.
In each ward there is 10 be chosen AN
alderman, supervisor and constable and
the said electors may select sou per
son residing within the ward and write
their names in the spaces left for those
Offices on the several tickets
Always remember that the person
you write in must be enrolled in the
party you wish to nominate him as
candidate
There are several candidates ont for
the several positions and most of those
candidates have slips printed bearing
their names and those slips will be-
given TO their supporters to be attached
to the tickets. The candidates are
VIM. Nesbitt for the Office of mayor
VIM. tfribbIe for clerk Robert Munns
and Herman PAnkey for treasurer.
VIM. Morrison for justice OF the peace.
All OF these candidates are seeking
city Offices and they and their friends
are actively canvassing for them.
In the wards the greatest opposition
seems TO be ON Alderman in the third
ward where Irving II. Jackosn is op-
posed by Adolph Miller. There IL no
sctive candidate for supervisor in thif
ward and IL is probable that thu Office
will receive its candidate by norhina-
tion made from electors who write the
names of their favorties on the ticket.
The second ward has two Candidates
for alderman and one for supervisor &C
lively in the Held The aldermanic
candidates are s. A. SoriDson and Sam
Ronback while Ernest Walback seems
to have AN open field in the supervisors
race.
The primary viii DO held next Wed
nesday afternoon and there promises a.
be considerable excitement in the city
on that day.