. History of Hamilton County, Ohio, with illustrations and biographical sketches. ng his twenty-fifth year as a member of the school board. In 1859, andin 1870, hewas chosen real estate assessor for the township;in i860 he was elected township treasurer, and servedabout eleven years, when lie was elected county commis-sioner and declined to serve longer. In 1863 and 1867he was nominated for the legislature on the Democraticticket, the first nomination being unanimous, and thesecond practically so, and was defeated with his ticket—his party being then greatly in the minority. He waschosen twice
. History of Hamilton County, Ohio, with illustrations and biographical sketches. ng his twenty-fifth year as a member of the school board. In 1859, andin 1870, hewas chosen real estate assessor for the township;in i860 he was elected township treasurer, and servedabout eleven years, when lie was elected county commis-sioner and declined to serve longer. In 1863 and 1867he was nominated for the legislature on the Democraticticket, the first nomination being unanimous, and thesecond practically so, and was defeated with his ticket—his party being then greatly in the minority. He waschosen twice to the commissionership, in 1871 and againin 1874, both times on minority tickets, being nominatedby the Democrats the first time, and running indepen-dently the second time, but taken up by the was first elected when the majority of the Republicanticket was more than seventeen hundred, and Mr. Satersmajority was two thousand seven hundred and ninety-nine, a vote ahead of his ticket of more than four thou-sand five hundred. At the second election he ran as an.
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