, 1873-10-19

tire Board. He was willing to giyo tho Domoornta
County olerkshp but loaYo tho Nopublioana
one Commissioner.
on tho Board thoro must bc ono Republican
put on.
MIR. Norm said tho Democrats would rather
hayo tho Clork Of tho Criminal Court who had
always boon n Democrat. 10 he novod to aub-
Btltuto tho ule, ,lknu for tho ComnllsslonerBhip.
!, The motion to rccouHidor tho vote adopting
:, Tho Police Co1nmiHaionorsh!p waa givon tho
1aopublcanB.
h1r. Moran thon moved to give tllo Clor1,slfp
Of tho Criminal Court to tho Democrats:
Al. Dixon said tho Democrats on tho Com
mlttea ngroeti to glvo that place to W. II. su1li-
van. most available candidate.
:. AID. Woodman saia tho only candidates woro
o'Iara md he would not support him..
Col. boopor said Mr.. Sullivan would mako
good officer, and 80 would Doyle.
Ed. Taylor claimed tho dobato was Ill out OF
ordor.
Mr.. Moran'a motion WAS tabloid. !,
h1r. Calfaghan said ho oau1o in az an tndepend-
ont citizen. Tho Committee had overatopped
It's duty. Ithad discussed candidates., and put
them in tho aeld. Tho Convention waa mercly
tool Of tho Committee, and he would not bo
bound BY 1t. T" Stop QUIT
The report as a,nondod waa adopted.
VOTE wAs HAD Fon MAYOR.
reFulting-Dond, s3; Hoath, II, and .Haines, g.
aB follows:
AID. Walsh, u. q. 1Ioatrord Capt. Loughln, b. 9.
s:es.a s:z p !" s. o'is psiavs EB.s' &! s:s
IL. ollsnSsss, q !. steaquist, + \. suade!as. ii:
+. Ferrier, lid. Woolnsn, lid. Dixon, j, H. Johnson
70 sss5.s q?%ss g. o,9nsn o@.r4 "
g. G. Hayden, Willard Woodland, E. 8. Taylor, and Il.
son, J. v. LoMoync, L. !. Kadisch, aud A. chaaor.
CITY TnEAaunEa.
Col. scha1nor moved D. A. Gags DO nomi-
nnted for Troasuror by reclamation.
The point was ratacd BY Mr. Moran TINT Gage
had hold 1t for four years, and It aeomod proper
that thore should bo IN inquiry into tho affairs
Of tho office, concerning which, rumora wore
aaoat. Ho startod to road d whereas but tt was
objected to by schaffnor and Fullor.
would voto for city officers?
Ue was informed they mover did.
At last Moran roAd his resolution, to the effect
that, as thero were conflicting statements as to
tic amount Of money paid by Mr. Gago aB In
tereSt on depoaita, the Chair Rppofnt'a Commit
too Of Three to call on tho Comptroller and In
vestfgate.
Aid. McGonniss desired to stato that .. A.
Gago had paid In, according to the books Of tho
Comptroller, the aum OF $3.50, 600 Last year.
D. Blakoly stated with regard to tho article
in the Post, TINT after writing the article In
question he had gone to the Oomptrollers Office
to find out the exact 1guros, and was informed
by M1r. Falwell, Chief Clork Of tho office, that
Tie amount wns more than $3.50, 600, being some
Tho result VAS that Mr. Moran Withdrew all
objections, and D. A. Gage WAS unanimously
nominated.
o1TY COLLECTOR.
st~1T fail. r.. ,}o1.
A. r. Morrison and John Bcanlan wero put In
nomination.
Aid. Dixon enid A. L. Morrison WIS m un-
ceasing worker for tho Republican party and tho
eitys interest. The Committee OF Seventy would
Col. Jusscn nominated Wm. Il. Lott. The Ger
mans were outitlod to home ofceH; and the Colfec-
torship was ono thoy had hold. A1r. Lotz was q.
civil enginoer,-n good man: They wanted to
unite tho vasious o1omonts. Noarly all tho Cor
mans had gone over to Aesing on account Of
tie Sunday question, To bring them back q
man must be nominated as Mayor who was not
Al extremist. It waH understood tho Board was
favor Ss Of aooa 9aSps S7 Ss Ss,s sd2snv swa asa aa
would not get German vote. They
must also, In order to succeed, do
something, like nominating Lott, to further con-
ciliate the Germans
Committee Of Seventy. Ho did not propose to
hive the neeting plodge itself againBt law and
order. He aaw tho object Of the meeting was to
deceive the people,
acsnss yets ra1 f1 tsAee resoliDs Morrison, 2s'
Col. sohallnor moved that further nominations
be made without debate.
1t waa agreed to.
CITY AssEssoa.
Tho next Office was City Assessor.
Aid; ,Woodman moved ". B. H. Gray be nom
mated by acclamation.
1t waB agreed to.
CITY ATTORNEY.
Eor City Attorney Q. P. 1ngoraol was nomi-
AID. Woodman nominated Gon: Stiles.
Aid. Gill nominated Thomas Moran, who do.
clned to take nomination for anything.
Col. Cooper nominated James l.. High.
George A. Meooh was a1ao nominated.
Col. Baldwin aaid High was Republican, and
tho place vas to be givon to the Democrats.
A ballot was had, resulting Stiles, 40; High,
II lngersoll, 8, and Meech Q.
Col. Cooper said he had understood Stiles did
not want the office.
Aid. McGrath said he never refused an ofico
yet
Mr: Highs memo was Withdrawn, as ho waa q
Republican.
4 sooond ballot was haa-1ngsraou, 1o; stiloa,
j.. a, Daniels said Stiles waa a Republican.
Ho wanted to know il thiB place, too, was to be
takon FROM the Democrats.
A third ballot waa had, resulting-Stiles, q j;
1Aoouui oi AuEeFaolt IL.
POLICE COURT CLERK.
y. Il. Matsou was nominated by Tom Koefe
for Clork OF tho Police Court, aud moved he bo
chosen By asclamation.
Col: Jusaon, on behalf Of himself and his
friends, asked leave to Withdraw before Ills name
Was reached. Ho desired to state hlH roaaonB:
Edward Taylor moved leaye be granted With
out explanation.
Tho CHAIR believed statements wero not in
order.
Col. Jusson said they intended to Withdraw
since tho German elomont Ind been inaulteu.
They accordingly withdrew,
Col. Baldwin said that when the Republicans
got THO West B!de Police Commissionerahip al
lowed tllom It was supposed that they would havs
given WY in the present office. He thought Mr..
Austin Doylo should have tho position Of Clork,
Horo It was explained to the Colonel that tho
office being nominated for waa not that Of Clerk
Of tho Criminal Court, and ho aubaidcd sud
denly.
@. Il. Matson was then nominated,
JUDGE or SUPERIOR COUNT,
The nominating Of Judge of the Superior
Court called forward the nnmos OF Judco Por-