Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-20
THE TERRITORIAL ELECTION.
The H0use Of Delegates.
Some Of TAO Cana idat,. for Nnninntinn

lower house of the Legislature, We give below
the names Of some OF The gentlemen mentioned
in that connection, using the abbrev iations rep.
for republicans, and dem. for democrats VI
conservatives:
Tirst DIstriet, County east. IL. H. Dough-,
:. NJ. Goldin, A. Il. johnson, DIR. q. a. Nichols
rep; y: I: jenkins, X. F. Morton, Thos. Jea-
king, Of T., q. A. Stevens, DIR. Darby, j. W.
Van Hook, and ID. V. Burr, dem.
Second District: County west.)-J. @; Lewis,
y. Dubois, Il. 5. Emery, - Cunningham
rep; j. n. McChesney, ID. Mehrling, VIM
Munder, X. III. Trunnell, I. Downing, and l..
TAird District.-6eo W. BeaIl, j. Bell Adams
rep; ex-Mayor Sweeny, j. j. Bogue, f. A
Jones, W. ID. Csssin, and Jos. l.. Simms, dem
Mr. Cassin was nominated at a recent NEE ing,
but there is talk OF another demOcI attic ticket
FoHrh D1strict.-G. W. CASTELAR,, I. l.. Park
hurst. j. Henry Wilson, w. q. Magee, rep;
VIM Msrbury, Grafton Tyler, jr.. and W. A.
iijh D'strict.-Dr. W. G. H. Newman. Henry
Him6er, ii. III. 1illey A. Jones, rep; 5. ID.
1s'tl man, y. Callsn, F. McNerhany. X. r..
Hunt, ). Douglass, =. Il. Turton and 5. Slower,
dem.
Ssrfh Dis.riet.-D ". Anderson, John A. GRAY,
y DIVER, d. II. Brooks, T.. Crusor, rep: w
-. Baldwin, T. Hendley, j. q. Pearson, Col K.
Boy and Caas. S4Cussa. dem.
Aer"Hb District &C. Clark, III. johnson, D.
NJ. Davis, j. r. Murray, Carter A. Stewart
rep: j. 7. z. Clark, S. DruIy and b. O'Leary,
dem.
EisEh Districs.-Geo. Burgess, A. F. Moulden.
W. \. Cook, X. =. Beall, +. e. Green Jose oh
Looks, rep; z. Downing, W. j. Miller and ~
-Ntah Distrlet.-H. Piper, Charles II. Peters
John A. Graham, DR.. =. G.. Cox. L. Richards
rep; W. r. Brown, e. q. Lovejoy, j. w. Ear
ker, NJ. w. Gait, Eugene CJrUsi, A. j. ,Joyce
II. Clay Stewart and l.. +. Clark dem.
Tenth Distriet.-L. CIephane, j. .. Evans,
Thomas Hines, DR.. ID. W. Bliss and 5. Huntress
rep; q, r; INNS, Z. Gautier, q. X. Crossield
Elsvenn DistrIct-S. s. Baker, A. Bowen,
VIM Beckett, G; II. Newman and a. Pannsl',
j. W. Martin ard j b. Ellis, dem.
Itte'fth Distriet,-M. Duffy, DIR. Jos. Borrows,
and Gen. Jos. Gerhardt, Iep.; Henry Lyles, VIM
Orne, VIM. Dickson, f. F.. Simpson, q. Alex
ander, Geo. Wilmer and j. w. Moore, dem.
~ iyteenth Distriet.-W. III. Chase, Geo Bos-
ton II Frank Kelly, A. G. Hall, W. Ii. Pope
and Chas: King, rep; 2. Jones, Lem. Towers,
fcUTteenh Distriet.-T. q. Connolly and Sid
Mcfarland VIII probably be the only name,
submitted in the republican club; X. w. Fem
MiGk, Il. Y. Lewis, X. q. Hewitt and X. II.
EUteenA Diarict-Allen Coffin, G. w. Hatton.
William Bowen. and j. e. Wall, rep; w. W.
Moore, Robert Ball, p. M. Dubant, and W. H.
SIXTEENTH District "A. X. Browne, o. ID. Bar
rett, j. Mcknight, w. b. Wedgewood, and b.
S. Bacon. s. p Robertson. anS naf F,sn d,,
Serenteenh Dtstrics.-JOseph Williams, Tom
ham: George Wright, jackson Yates, and j. 9.
Eighteenth Distriet.-w. r. Hunt, j. H. Barron,
y. Il; Mcconnell, and Jacob Snyder, rep; g.
K Shekell and Thomas Stackpole, con.
Nineteenth District-A. N. Green. A. j. Don.
aldsen, and Capt. b. G. Berry, rep; George
Juenemann and j. Grier, dem.
T'centieth District.-A. b. Tinney, e. s. At
Guhek, Col. TAFT, X. X. Elliot, and -. En-
mis-, dem.
Trenty.frst Dist,fet.-E. L. Schmidt, WIZ.
Boron, s. 5. Riley, l.. b. Hughes, rep; w, H.
Langley, j. F. Tucker, and j. H. Collins, dem.
=, TTenty-seeond D1strIet.-C. NJ. Barton, j. l..
Hayghe, Chas. Champion, rep; G. Ii. Gaddis,
q. W. Miller, and j. T. Little, dem.
AeetipE Of the Fire Commissioner
The Old Firemen and the Nelo.
special meeting of the Fire Commissioners
was held to-day at their room in the Police
Court building, Mayor Emery in the chair, and
Commissioner Gcodal, Watson, BosWeIl' and
Nenable present.
The secretary reported the names of those
removed from positions in the department in
The chief engineer called attention to the
bad condition OF the beds in saDe OF the houses
and the leaky condition OF thefoofs.
On melton of Mr.. Boswell, Commissioner
Nenable, Chief Engineer Holmes and Secre-
,aTy Fletcher were appointed TO examine aud
report estimates tor placing the houaes and
furniture in complete order.
The chief engineer reported that il was neces-
saTy 10 purchase three hoses for the depart
ment. The same committee was directed 10
make the purchase.
The question of
THE REMOVAL OF MR.. PARRISH
as foreman OF No. i, and the appointment of
MI Stone was brought up, and it was stated
tnat the vote on removal was tie, and that
Stone was appointed because he had been ille-
gally removed last July, and one member, il
not more, voted for his appointment under the
impression that he Eould resign on account of
ll-bealth.
Mr.. Boswell, to bring the matter before the
board, moved that tie members OF No. 4 Com
PaDy, removed last July,
BIZ RBIksTATID.
Mayor Emery stated that he had received
s;,nsa nv hus,r... ,n pnrtTi9 on ,
OF retaining the present force. The MAYOR
stated that they had got along very well with
the present department., and they had but two
in the department they should be removed, but
NO wHoLssALR ACT
like this should be perpetrated.
MI. watson said he would not like it to 20
for most Of the men 1t present on the depart
ment and now vote them out.
Mr.. Venable said be did not propose to vote
%. Iepuonesns; and as for Mr.. Co.'S, he was .
The Mayor said that be would be sorry TO take
any action in this matter while the question was
Mr.. Watson toOK the same position as the
Mayor. 'S
Mr.; Boswell said it was a question of right
with him, and that the board had no right to
Mr.. Boswell modified his motion by m aking
IL read, " keinstate those OF No. against whom
there have been no charges or trials
Mr.. Nenable took similar ground 10 Mr.. Bos-
well as to the removals, but asked if those per-
forming the duties had not been recognized as
members.
The question on Mr.. BoswelI's motion, which
will re-instate Kicks, Chinn, Peake, ana Gar
ner, was stated.
Mr.. Watson asked why they should take all
colored men.
resulted
Ayes-Boswell, Goodall-2.
Nays-Watson, Nenable, and the Mayor-3
Mr.. Goodall moved the confirmation OF the
members of No. company; agreed to- ayes
Goodall, Watson, Venable, and the Mayor-I,
nay-Mr. BOswell-l.
MIR. Watson moved the confirmation OF No. 3:
agreed 10 unanimously, (Mr. Boswell saving he
thought II the best company in washin gtono
Mr.. Watson moved the confirmation Of No. 2
company.
Charles Hurdle was confirmed as foreman OF
No2.
Mr.. Boswell moved TO insert John Beckett in
place of John Sinclair rs engineer; lost. Mr.
Sinclair was confirmed.
Mr.. Boswell moved to insert the name OF Mr.
Myers as foreman IN place OF Mr.. Dawes; lost
yeas, Meesrs. Boswell and Goodall.
Lemuel Weeden was confirmed as hostler
Mr. Boswell moved to substitute the names of
i've Of those removed in July, in place Of i've
of the privates of No. 2, lost-yeas, Messrs.
Boswell and Geodall. The present list was then
The roll of No. was taken nm. and Mr.. Roe-