, 1879-03-09

dnct " d Hasa hav,nS Watenea tne omeial COT
benr fn~ .oisa. ;t ans as' b"r.bs indors
his otilcial acts and pledse ourselves 10 use a
honorable means to secure lbs re- election as Alder
man Of the Twelfth Wasd ut the approaching elcc
tion:
sEyEsrEExTH WARD.
| The Seventeenth Ward Rcnublican Club nc
| at No. 14y Chicago avenue last evening. Joscp
Santa in the chair. No persons we're admitte,
except members and candidates st;il The larp
| room va. crowded.
| The first hnsincss waa fha nomin,tfon of
candidate OF Aldcrman. and varions name
were suggested, but thew Mi declined
I AID. .,Janssens w,e rorn;notod hr ocrfa
| matfon. and bo accantad ~ -no.nt
| ia which he nrnm;sar; ~ ~ tho host he ro,,Ii
| for the ward in the event OF his election.
The selection of deIcrates to the (.ty anf
| Town Conventions, to be voted for at lie pri
naaries. was then proccedcd with. resnitjnsr as
follows; CITY Conyention-C. + PetcrScn
Joseph Santa, Thomas Turnev. r. 4. SnnIe
Illus, and w. a. johnson. Town Convention
Peter johnson, John Booth, Emil Randolpb
George Z, Ward. and Inhn 4 Nnllene
The candidacy of John O,NieI was then m.
nounced for City Treasurer, and an effort made
to indorse him, but be was not Endorsed.
The delegate; named are understood to be
solid for Wright and Tuthift. hut divided m thc
rest of the ticket
THE rrcurpprr, u,,n
Republican Cluh hc1d . rons;na ~ ,,a.+;nr II u
cSt1
lv;ti;a12 Et.4 - sus Sottn o1ae 1urner-Aall, Alt.
'1.Ila4t Tta r,.a., r!o.o ~ e!.e ehalr.
,o;s Inc hxscpttye Committee submitted the fol
thc nine n de1c1atee 'f1'gS from % %nlGh to choose
tnG n1u9 uelcsAteS: I L. y. Arnold, Richard Lot
RGz, oz:,1 :; = y W'l,nE F. y; BppcE, Charles
samm.f ,ifral H. a. rMtikeR' Mail, Chares Hclneman,
r scr"ntas' DIS" " p'y, " yl!e, Auoiph George'
4 Eohf;,a Tii;a.. osncH; Gna1ies dtpel,
w,ri;c,, r11I9.s Ms, ,t'n'noo'' H. Il. Betz, Louis
Mr ~ vii1;nlr ~ ~ nannaa nueh'
mee1iu~ mio6t see e. a m ad5a - 9ny names as the
~ 'hlsnt see W w addeit to the eighteen.
;nat;on h,t tMot ~, eas ane Clup make no nom
~ the ,,r;,r..;as "'e "hoie matter pe referred
~ ~ t.;aa pta..anes ..es
~, t,a ta1ia "1s "noe % lay Mr. FENCES motion
W 'he heatad s;.oo, x-,
- neateu uascusslon 1o!Io"ed, during which it
anTi dr.d hafosahos,1 ~ 1n1ns nau peen cookcu
"'!st A. ualsu ~ netoien:.uu W certain clique.
III H. {v;1';s rgnSes motlon was lald on the table.
+,o to,ar;. mo.'on was hnally adopted and
iist HrSsert Ue5s Fowar ouaTo e fhe original
Jaca a. nu13ey, Ra, W. Larneo' aeoTee Bernstein, and
raaoss -
o;t;.a. $500 ~ sea minutes vas taken TO give the
~ ett'1Gns n p.ehent cnance 70 Gnoose me names
racoee u. uGsaGes 3lotn tne Isl. 1urins the
tsSsss so9s.te!aote 4og-roliins was done by the
: t:tE.us " tHe VARIOUS candtoates Tor office re-
9.;a.i. ~ ~ W. % %maru, anu part1cu!aElg by the
aa;I ~ nes9,a rarto, oueliau, anu STAFFORD,
os,I go; ~ 10y ileasuleF, anu Gaspar butz
~ r,at;n,, eauu4eIeIa ..en I, lo1 t'tY oterk.
4iInta ~ id ~ WIS uccoeo To nominate cau-
u'IIae rho ~ ua,,,as n'uetl1a1; - ,,-.,,,
1Ae nalnGs OF Messrs. William Il. Bush,
oosnI NeAe'' ano oan Coilyer were pro-
-
f,1.a. ~. - rIsulnsson ~ ncsng f9ade 2 speech IN
ha ,,os ~ J.; ~. fa noiaton OIL at heler because
,s r. |,aa ~ .usol - PERSONA pefty' while AIT.
'ora ~ p IN N 1aYo5 OIL snmptuary
,nnna ,nms e.. maJor!t5 Oh the people OF the ward
.,,.s4 -. .a'ol " pI4sona1 llt'e1ty, ana would
suppor' tt1a,p no man VINO Was not III accord with