, 1879-02-23

talked OF by some OF his friends. William Law,
Jr., is the last one on the list
FOR CITY CLERK
Caspar Burz once more puts himself in the
field He, too, has to face the 'sthird term ~
cry. Then there is Michael Petrie, Peter Busch
wah, and Eugene Sittig who are talked Of.
Sittig is not an actire candidate for the place,
but he wouldn't refuse the job for two years.
Pctrie's friends claim that he is ahead. Hans
Haerring is once again after it, and his friends
think that If be can get the nomination that be
can be elected. Joseph Gruenhut once South
Town CLERK, and who aspired to the place OF a
Constable two years ago, and rho was last seen
IN the Communist camp, Is "a another n',an;as- as-
ham, formerly Charley Kern's Chief Clerk,
good Io man. "ea Anstu b BOYLE Tom Barrett, Pat
Howard, Jerry Crowley are also mentioned.
Some Of the Democrats have prepared STATE ga as
follows: For Mayor, T. T. Gurney; for ,cs cry
Treasurer, L. z. Letter; City Attorney, Ineo-
dorc Schintz; and Citv Clerk, Pat Howard: ~. \;
that ticket, having too much " nlght.shlft :"
about IL, would not go down. ana tnus are
hopes again crushed. OF all the canoioa,es
mentioned, not one seems acceptable 10 Tue
rank and 1le, and the leaders say that they
don't know what to do.
EIGHTEEN ALDERMEN
are to be elected the coming spring, ten kepuo-
licans and eight Democrats going OUT Inc 1o!.
lowing is an incomplete list OF candidates, II
being little early ior the aspirant for ward
honors to show himself:
First Ward-Arthur Dixon, Obadiah Sands, ..
]. Lyon. and S1meon " King, Republicans; Ald-
second Wa1d-Ald, Ballard, ex-Ald. Rosen-
hgss ss '1e = W asS sas and 4 ssa@t 6eno
Third Ward-Ald. Cary, Republican. ex-Ald.
L. Fonrih h' Wsrd~Ald. % Gilbert, e. H. Anderson,
Republicans: Col Leach. Democrat
Fifth ward-E1-Ald. Michael schmitz' Kenub-
o'Brien, Charles Eaton. afr. Twomev, James
McCauiey, and David Dunno, Democrats: The
Socialists hare not nominated man. but they
Si1tn Ward-Ald. Loddins, Republican; Tim
o'Meara. Socialist; j, curran and r. H. Gr1ftin'
Democrats.
Seventh Ward-Ex-Ald. Henry Kerber and ex-
AID Iarnow, Republicans; ,ex-Ald- Hildreth, j.
kochcford, and Aid. Rordan, Democrats.
Eighth Ward-Ald: Oliver and BERNARD Roeslng
ex.Alei. Rafferty,, Democratic.
Ninth Ward-Ald Eetuler, John Hicland, and
Edward Gale, Republicans; John Gyrne, Demo-
c1at.
Tenth Ward-George #. Carpenter and ex-A1d.
Gundc:fon, Republicans; AID. McNurncy, ex-Ald.
Walsh. John CroaS, democrats:
Eleventh Ward-Ald- Cook, George Swift, E. c.
Cole, n. E. Cole, Republicans.
Twelfth Ward-Aid. Seatun. ex-Aid. Campbell,
Mr. Everett, Republicans; F. Welch Capt. Connett,
TI:rseeuth Ward-Ez-Ald. Quirk, Aid. Thomp-
eon, aud =. c. Hayes, Republicans; J. o'calla-
ghaa, Democrat
garten, Repub'icans: Christopher J. Franks and
AID. Ryan, Democrats; and several Socialists.
Fifteenth Ward-Ex-Ald. Peter Manr, v. E.
Furnces, Republicans; Ad. Nicson and Mr: EndeE'
Democrats; Mr. Sielhiemer and 4. R. Parsons,
Socialists.
sixteenth ward-Er-!Ald. Lengacher and Lisen-
barth, Republicans; Aid. Schwelsihal. Democrat.
Seventeenth Ward-Ald. Janssens and Oiaf Vie
der, Republicans; ex-Ald. Sweeney, Thomas Car
ney, aud Michael Coughlin, Democrats.
p5Sa EepuSssas Mss I'D psy saa
There will be meeting or call OF citizens OF
the Fourteenth Ward in a day or SO, ire
spcctiye Of party, which will probably nominate
Lewis Martin for Alderman, and it is thought
not unlikely that the nomination will receive
the Endorsement Of the Republican Club oi the
ward.
TIE WEST TOWN CANDIDATES
so far are US follows: Republicans Supervisor,
Christ Tegtmfyer, Thomas Parker; Collector,
Charles Hopper, but he was too closely in the
confidn nce Of George Won Hollen to stand even
that place, but he WON'T have it. The Office
eaeas,e ,e5ay Myron F. Tar5e sesk's IS nen
toned as candidate for Town Clerk
in order to kill off Tom Parker's chances for
Supefvlso1, ~ as n9,n i've lnG a neaen1n ~ mIi,'
I. "Iu Are.nit a - 80 ~'~' - - ~' S'''>'
Pleasant Amick has no opposition for the 20
sition OF Town Assessor, and he is competent to
fill the place
The Democrats offer Chris Casselman, present
incumbent, D. II. Baker, and frank Mas.
Baker was once Supervisor, and was coal con-
tractor for the county under Ring rule. Joseph
Ho.an and i. r. GurneY are meutioncd for SD
pervisor. Tom Brenan, Mike Halpin, and Dave
Walsh are mentioned for Assessor Charley
Bartlett. Doc Stitt, and Ch1adeck, present in-
cu1ubent, are named as candidates for Town
Clerk.
ON THE SOUTH SIDE,
+ho ,a~.o, net f,vor,b1v sno.pc ~ m the RI
.niI;.a cd. ior Srncryisor is Wi1i;an, r pave
puu'les1u =. r1 st1. ~. puP1 IT, ~ =. ~. 80 ~ L5Sss
number OF prominent citizens insist that he shall
take the place, DeleT10r u1fn 1ui1J competent