The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1914-09-29
REPUBLICAN AND DEMOCRATIC
NOMINEES FOR LEGISLATURE

oohuoiiy, ucuu, FRANCIS homes, rep.
Fourth dist, VIM. Coughlin, dem;
Walter G. Mayer, rep. Fifth dist, Ar
mold L. Hutchting, rep; Chas J.
Stemper. dem. Sixth dist, ]. S. Blet
| cher, rep; A. j.. Hedding, dem. Sew.
! enth dist, A. VIM. Hunkel rep; Chas.
ii. Olirogge, dem. Eighth dist, Frank
S. Kubatyh, dem; Thomas Kuczynski,
rep Ninth dist, Anthony Rausch.
rep; Anton Schoegel, DEM Tenth
dist, John Deckert, dem; B. Wulff
rep. Eleventh dist, Clement Emry,
dem; VIM. c. Klug, rep Twelfth dist,
Martin S. Gedlinski, dem; John ].
Morris, rep. Thirteenth dist, Gary
Bruczyk, DEM; Christoph Paulus, rep.
Fourteenth dist, John A. Krasyewski,
dem., Fred j. Thorson, rep. Fifteenth
dist, Theo. S. Engle, dem Geo.
Reinhardt, rep Sixteenth dist, Edw.
j. Burke, DEM; VIM. Schroeder, rep.
Seventeenth dist, Eugene B. West,
DEM; VIM. M. Williams, rep. Eigh
teenth dist, William A. Nuremberg,
DEM; Frank l.. Prescott, rep. Nine
teenth dist, Henry S. Beringer, rep;
Luke Seaman, dem.
Monroe-A. E. Frederick, rep; Geo.
r. Hill, dem.
Oconto-John Fitzgerald, dem; A.
]. Whitcomb, rep.
Outagamie-First dist, Clinton Bal
teenth dist, William A. Nuremberg,
lard, rep; l. N. Stewart, dem. Second
dist, c. f. Bloeger, rep.
Ozaukee-Ernst j. Groth, rep; Eu-
gene j., Poole, dem.
Pierce-Wm. A. Kay, rep; A. Still
| les, dem.
Portage-Anton c. Krembs, dem;
w. A. Watson, rep.
Price-Jokn S. Barry, DEM; August
| Heden, rep.
Racine-First dist, John Dixon,
rep; Adolph Weber, dem. Second
| dist, Henry Herzog, dem.
Richland-J. B. Jensen, rep; Guy
Fl. Mainwaring, dem.
Rock-First dist, Alex Nj. Paul,
DEM; Lawrence C. Whitlet, rep; Sec
ond dist, John j. Riordan, DEM; AL
bert j. Winnegar, rep.
Rusk-Sawyer-C. X. Elingson,
| rep; VIM. S. Manning, DEM
st. Croix-Wm. c. Bradley, dem;
A. j. Wander linden, rep.
Sauk-Robt B. Dickie. rep; Daniel
Rice, dem.
Shawano-Julius Hanson, rep; Geo.
J. Schultz, dem.
Sheboygan-First dist, Charles A.
Born, rep; o. c. Neumeister, dem
Second dist, O. A. LIE Budde, dem;
R. B. Melvin, rep.
Taylor-John Gomper, dem; c..
Kelnhofer, rep.
Trempealeau-Joh Hager, rep;
Even Hegge, dem.
Vernon-Chas V. Potter, dem; Hen
ry N. Rentz, rep.
MISUNDERSTANDING Clancy, dem;
George L. Harrington, rep.
Washington-Jacob J. Aulenbacher,
rep; Joseph S. Guidice, DEM
Waukesha-First dist, Jay It.
Laing, dem; Charles F. Steele, rep.
Second dist, VIM. H. Edwards, rep;
Thos. w. Wood, dem.
Waupaca-Fred Hess. rep; A. Vein
mann, Jr., dem.
Waushara- ~ Byse, rep; T. HI.
Patterson, dem
Winnebago-First dist. Martin T..
BATHS, rep; Arthur A. Greenwald,
dem. Second district, VIM. Armenian.
DEM; Oscar Glow, rep. Third dist,
Chas. F. Hart, rep; r. A. Morrissey.
dem.
Wood-George P. Hambrecht. rep;
John Juno, dem.
HoId-Over Senators.
Senators will not be elected in even
numbered districts this year. Those
now holding office are:
Second district-Timothy Burke.
rep.
Fourth district-Wm. L. Richards.
rep.
Sixth district-Geo H. Weissleder.
dem.
Eighth district-Alex E. Martin.
rep.
Tenth district-Geo B. Skogmo. rep.
Twelfth district-A Pearce Tom
kins, rep.
Fourteenth district-Henry M. CuI-
bertson, rep.
Sixteenth district-Robt. Glenn. rem.
Eighteenth district-Louis G. Kel-
logg, dem.
Twentieth district-Wm. ]. BichIer.
dem.
Twenty-second district Lawrence
Cunningham, rep.
Twenty-fourth district-Robt. w.
Monk, rep.
Twenty-eighth district-Edw. r.
Ackley, rep.
Thirtieth district-Wm. T. Stevens.
rep
Thirty-second district-Otto Boss
hard, rep.
Aged Priest Dead.
Madison.-The Rev. Sebastian VIM
mer, IL, died of old age. For the past
two years he had been chaplain at st