Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-03-13
Political Announcement
The following. advertisement was
authorized by James H. Hill for
which he pays the regular rate.
What the Sank County Press Says
in Regard to the Candidacy Of
James II. Hill for County Judge

~ AaUG AAO NtASHE %VAASy AANSS Gay 3
in Regard to the Candidacy OF
James H. Hill for County Judge
i Il rom the Sank County News)
The time will soon be here when
oters of Sank County will be called
upon to express their choice for
county judge for another six years.
Mr.. hills flCness Tor the pos1uon is
60 w1ere admitted. He is man who
Mo,.4 give general satisfaction to all
Glasses and condlUIons OF people He Is
quai414.u by excellent legal knowledge
familiar and experienced in probate
practice, and an honest and con-
scientiOus man.
(F'rom Baraboo Daily News)
There is general acclaim that Attor-
ney James H. Hill has decided to be-
come a candidate for the office of
county judge. Mr.. Hill is genuine
product of Sank County and the coun-
ty should do him the honor by elect
ing him county judge. Like the great
majority he began life in an humble
way; by his own initiative gained ad-
mission to the bar; and his energy
and progress has ever been forward
1t is by hard, steady and honest work
Joined to his excellent native ability,
mat he has achieved his present place
in the community and the same ele-
ments should make him an excellent
81 41y id
In directing the administration of
estates his judgment would be of the
best, in looking after the welfare OF
dependents he would have a kindly
interest. The voters Of the county can
not go amiss in electing Mr.. Hill to
the place he richly deserves.
(From The Weekly Home News,
Spring Green)
Attorney James n. Hill has an
nounced his candidacy for the office
of county judge, to be voted upon at
the election April LIST.
This is pleasing information to his
friends here at his former home. He
will be a credit to the office, is we'll
prepared in every way for the position
and if elected will undoubtedly give
the same careful and intelligent ser
vice in the new duties as he has to the
other offices which he has so capably
held.
His work as district attorney re-
.vealed excellent judicial capacity and,
Mr. Hill willing, there is absolutely no
reason why Sank County should not
have and make further use of his
ability in this important office.
(From the Baraboo Republic)
James Fl. Hill has completed his
sixth year as district attorney and
turned over the affairs tQ Atty. Bohn.
Like other departments Of the county,
this office has had extra work the
past year and prospects are that there
will be more than in years gone by,
although possibly not SO much rs in
the war period Mr.. Hill was called
upon for a vast amount of work which
usually did not receive attention I'M
der the old ruling. Through his meth
cd there were many cases which could
have been brought into court, but he
used his own efforts in bringing about
harmony that relieved the county
from expense In a number of cases
where men had not been supporting
their families he took steps which
turned loafers into bread winners and
saved the county the cost OF prose
cutiOn and the care Of what would
have ueen prisoners 1t was a question
OF settling outside of court, the same
method as the circuit judges are prac-
ticing wherever possible.
(From the Sank City Pioneer Press,
Sank City, Wis.,
In another column of this paper the
reader will find the announcement by
Mr.. James H. Hill of BarabOo of his
candidacy for the county judge OF
Sank County, and we are sure that a
large majority of the voters of this
county will say as soon as they have
read this notice, Jim. is the right
man for the place. for every one
knows him, respects him and loves
him on account of his honesty, sin
cerity and uprightness. AS far as abil-
ity is concerned, every one must con
cede that he can not be excelled by
anybody else in the county.
Both in his law practice and as dis
trict attorney he always took pains to
keep parties out of the expensive
courts and always endeavored to set
tie cases entrusted to him. This mode
of dealing was entirely to his disad-
vantage, but it saved many dollars in
court costs and he thereby won the
gratitude of his clients 9s we'll as
their opponents. His practice as a
lawyer, his experience in the admin
istration of estates in the PROBATE
court especially fitted him for the
office of judge. And, therefore, as
Mr.. Hill possesses these particular ad-
vantagous qualities we deem it right
to give his candidacy our support,
both personally and through the col
umns of the PIONEER Presse.