, 1873-03-30

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Fou1t""L:n. aad Fifteenth Wards, t:.c members uty
David scsni.1,, CG.r!es NJ Ellis, T. nc-.rl!e, Michael
Nn!vey, Ja1nts Cseiel.o J. Halorac, j. McSamara,
c:c., etc. number Of gentlemen ruled out Is
being candidates.
Tue Committee retired to the rear end of the hail to
conduct their husness aud were soon surrounded by
candidates. After few minutes, they went down In
the saloon in order to give the subject thorough
examination.
After long lime, freeman with short c1ay-ppe
moved committee bo appointed to wait on tho Com
nlit:ce of Nomination, and inar;-c whether they
wanted any lunch, and also whether they ready
to report progress
Citizen William Dass was sent On that erraud and
Was ordered not to stop To take drink In = few
minutes another committee Wis detailed to keep an
eye Citizen D7sa.
The Committee sent to watch the Committee sent to
If the Committee ready to report, stated that
freeman LASS reported the Committee would 10
back II was settling its bill.
The Committee OIL Nominations reported fol-
lows:
Supsrrisor- Thomas Wall.
<isstssos-Iouis Anterg.
(:Uttrc:or-J. J. Kelly.
To,r7s Clert-Dau:el F. Buckley. -....
C.nstaolts-Mat ncr1rning, J. Worth. v: swtnbuzn,
II. Baby W. Williams, J. Shoemaker, N. 6laTn, c. n.
Ellis, j. Schmidt, John 1Iennin. Samuel J. Harmon,
Francis f. Flanagan, and II. ". Harris.
1t WAS moved TINT all names on the Republican ticket
be stricken out.
a freeman, not nominated for Constable, said eev-
eEal cons.ables of the right stamp. Checrs
They must hayo that the " st Side people Knew
and could put their finger and mark on.
The names were then on motion taken up in "Tot3-
don.'
M-. Wall was confirmed
1t was moved that Louis Wolff Of the Fourteenth
Ward to put on, Instead of rAherg for Assessor
L. 7. Martin was also put In nomination, and Mr..
VOLTS friend accepted ii.
A man wanted somebody for such posttiona who
had zeal stake in the town.
The tall freeman said 1t all out Of order. They
must first :ote on Louis Amberg.
ar. Ecssty said it was the privilege Of every free
man. IN his sovereign capacity, to nominate any one
he pleased.
The freeman with the bushy hair thought it proper
- In to 1n III fr1ar. r.A1
The Chair thought anything was right.
Louis A1nberg WAS cundruaed.
John j. Kelly, being resident Of the Fourteenth
Nnrd, was confirmed unanimously.
When D. F. buckley eame up, an old friend o{ Mr.
Buckley asked II he had been nominated elsewhere.
"Thea, by yorry says the old friend, al shall vote
against you."
Buckley rejected, and rose 10 inquire il all oos
nominees on other tickets were to he rejected.
f. r. Martin was nominated for Town Clerk
Mr. Barry WAS also nominated
III order 10 give Mr. Buckley fair show, Mr. Beatty
nominated him.
Ductc,s friend opposed him on general principles,
siuce ho would not add strength to the ticket.
Duckeya friend being called to order, replied that
he roso to personal question-Cnsliiug's Manual.
That hrshed them He went Oh to ray they must have
nominees from other waras than the Fourteenth
They wanted strength en- the ticket not individuality
It was moved that the business proceed.
1t was agreed to.
Alr. Martin wn8 nominated.
The List Of Cous:ables wss then adopted.
NORTH side TICKET.
This Is the time for making up tickets for town
officers. No family should be- without one. No tax
payer should 60 to church to-day until he has carefully
read and re-read al the nominations, and found out
all he about the Iaeo who made them, and how he
will be out Of pocket for each man elected. Let him
vote for wu te pleases. Ou1y don't Let him rush into
print Some Of the mong papers presented the name
Of Mr. Henry Canaghau for the ClerkBhip Of North
Chicago, aud now TIE TRIBUNE is called upon to say
that Alr. John Wagner Is the uau. Mr. Henry Cal
iaghan never did such thing in his life, and never
would unless called upon. Following Is tho Peoples
Ticket for the town Of North Chicago:
Superrisor-James uau;llcy.
Coltfctor-Col. Ezra Taylor.
1d8seSsor-John +. Appleberg.
9utrsa Cie4k-Joln Wagner.
Consta1es-G. i. Dagncs, Nicholas Dreia, Louis
Morenti, John Berry, Thomas Moran, Ole Dendickson,
aud Patrick DAY.
MORE WILLING ONES.
West Chicago has but to call for town officers, and
the following aposless gentlemen Will offer themselves
aa sacrifices to the public need:
Coitector-A. Salisbury.
+Supertfsor-Thomas F. Wall
A*sessor-Louis Anberg.
Should Mr. Salisbury not be acceptable to the ctti-
zens then Mr. & II. Laughnn will 1neekly offer his
time and services. It is q gracious sigh:.
IoDDERTCs.
Having failed to receive the nomination for Assessor
Of South Chicago, Mr.. julius Rodhertus proposes
independent candidate. He is highly
1nended by the ''o1y Republican 1norning-paper in
Chccgo,"-the paper which advert1ses itsch as tin
dependent. in notaing,"-as 'a true Republican" !" "a
faithful otcer.n and ga reputable citizen" The
1unity, however, to be far from unanimous
this point. A correspondent suys:
"This Julius Rodbertus, friend OF Ch. 81. Ham, is
the fellow who at the Auditors meeting Of South
Chicago, in October 1871 brought in bill for $500
(which voted to htn) for pla!s md maps. These
maps and plas he borrowed from Otto Petzer, map
clerk in the Board Of Public Works. Hc told the Town
Auditors that be made them for the town. After the
bill Of 500 voted to him. he next day returned tho
ma ra tn 0kfo palt7arH