Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-04-01
TWO BALLOTS HANDED
VOTERS NEXT TUESDAY
But One State Office to Be Filled at
Spr n! Election. Townships
Have Their Scraps.

the local offices and the other the
candidates for justice of the state
supreme court.
There are two candidates for the
state Office. the present incumbent,
Burr W. Jones, of Madison, who
was appointed to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of John B.
Winslow, and John c. Kleist, of
Whitefish Bay,
The election in Hurley promises
TO be quit Interest i'll the outcome
will be centered in the contests for
aldermen, since there is but one
candidate at the head of the ticket
With the exception Of one, the
Third, there is a contest in each of
the wards in the city.
The polls will open at 9 O'Clock
in the morning and will close at
$50 in the afternoon. Voters i'll the
FIRST. Second, Third and Fourth
wards will cast their ballots in the
polling booth adjoining the City
Hall Those in the Fifth and Sixth
wards will vote at the Finnish Tenn
perance hall i'll the Cary location,
Following are the candidates:
Mayor-Wm. I. Lennon.
Treasurer-E. NJ. Reible.
Justice of the Peace-P. H. As
pinwall
Constable Frank Nolan.
First ward-Chas. Bonino, Nicol-
as Bonacci and Henry Carter.
Second ward-Herman Erspam-
er, Patrick J Lancer and Joseph
Pollock.
Third ward-Matt Secor and
Theodore Wiercinski.
Fourth Arthur Emunson,
Henry Coach and David d. Reid.
Fifth ward Albert Collins. Bert
L. Calligaro and Harry f. Davia.
Sixth ward Ben Berglund,
lanes COlosimo lack DeFprro and
James Eddy.
Some lively contests are promised
in number of the townships in the
county. In some instances there are
as many as four candidates for one
office. Below is printed the township
election tickets:
Anderson Supervisor, Henry Pet
erson and Max Mahoske; clerk, Elmer
J Anderson; treasurer, John Erick-
son; assessor, Josph Peterson; con
stables, Theo Anderson and Vincent
Plateau.
Carey-Superyisor, Arvid Nelson;
Andrew Nygard and Frank Nyman;
clerk, Albert Mattson; treasurer, VIM.
West; assessor. Andrew Nissila and
Barto DeRossO; justice of the peace,
John Salo; eonstables, Arnold Matt
son and Henry ieinonen.
Gurney-Supervisor, Abe John
son and John Lundgren; clerk, Role
Peterson and James Millar; treasurer.
Frank Hodek and Robert Innis; as
SCISSOR, Albert Edwards and David
Hardie; justice of the peace. Albert
Edwards; constable, f. w. Zochert.
Kimball-Superyisor, Matt XVI and
Eli Ola; clerk, J.P Rogers; treasurer,
Eayer Hariu and John Nekula; asses
sor, John +. Could; justice of the
peace, John Nordstrom and Chas.
Hakola; constables, James DeZur
and Frank SaIminen.
Kuight-Supervisor, August Rigotti
and J. + Jackson; clerk, Eleanors
Trione; treasurer, b Oberto and Fred
Rosendahl; assessor, Arvie Kyro:
justice ofthe peace, Frank Recla and
August Gottwald; constables, George
Bergland, Matt E. Mandolin, and
John Hardy; oyerseer of highways.
Frank Formalo aud Matt Mylly-
kangas
Mereer-Superyisor, Chas. ". Har-
per and George LaPorte; clerk. Lee
Doriot; treasurer, Arthur Eyenson
and John Kampe; assessor, Matt
Plunkett.
Montreal-Super lsor. John Bracket
and Joseph Orsoni; clerk. VIM. Bert
aguoli and George Geshel; treasurer
Victor Cossette and John Rpinerio:
assessor, George Bertagnoli and Peter
Since; justices Of the peace. Jerry
since aud Poggi Napoleon; constables.
Matt Giovanni, Sebastiano Neaalli
and Peter Swetckoyich; oversesr of
highways, Anton Calvi aud Battista
Reinerio.