, 1879-03-11

za!!!estme3stef, !s Joseph Keal joha Waber. iienty
Town iDe'egat,on-c. Teatmeyer. Nicholas Mo.
inann, nan, Frank Fnsik. charles Schroeder. Christ
~, no nomlnat!oh for Alderman was mnde. Tic
Ward Club, at tta last meeting, appointed a
COMMITTEES to watt upon Tranquil Dlcner, Of thu
firm OF Dicncr d Robertson, stone-euttcrs, with
q rieM toward obtntuing bis consent 10 run on
thc Republican ticket, hut nt last alv!ces they
had not received an ansner. The Socialists
have fargc majority in the rnrl, mil unless
they become divided on their own candidates,-
%s 1s hs';ssfecy nrobabr = no hone for
the Democrats nnd other elements IN tho ward
on Mi. DIcner, WHO Ia said to be n good man
aud popular one. md II II amounts to auy-
thing taero is a bare chance to elect him.
AEvEHyu.
In tho Seventh Ward te primary wAs held on
the corner of uLuo 1sln,tl avenue a,ld Hastings
street, nntl was lively one. Two tickets we're
IN tl.s aeld fur city delegates. Both wcre solid
iaf G Wright Tor Mayer, s'1a ono ior Tuthtll ior
Terrc a,ltl TuthEIl. 10 far ~ known the tiote-
% leasurer a nj cty Clerk TSe
hilt ticket won't through, but It was nip and
totai vote cast was til. 1he following wcre
elected:
City, De!egstcs-a. W. Gardner William Pit
man; PHILLIP haa'. John Tr'ser, william Love, !.
Town iielegatsu-;!ohn schmeltz, G: ". Wood.
man, E: Il. Ihotp, Frank shubett, Henry Ringer,
i. J. stephons.
At the prtmurics In this ward Chris Manner.
.Iohn Stephens, CIV. srofford, Hermann Henzc,
Thco. Il. Sennolt, F. ]. Marworm, John a. Ball,
and 3. Dugan wera elected delegates to both City
and Town Conventions. Oscar W. Barrett, ID
tho Insurance business, was chosen a. Alder
mnu.
In the Ninth Yard the following delegates to
the City Convention wcro chosen: John NJ.
smyth, J. ]. Montague, T. X. CoreoraI,, Francis
beialer' 4. y. Dybal1,J ]. L. Brennan, i. d.
Thc.aclcgoteato to tl,c Town Convention aro tho
following: j. II. 0ctmnu, =. X. .Herrtck, Fred
Roerner, Samuel Parker, Samuel pitts, t: G..
9sa5 5s e. a. n"ss o4 s aa hic1sne 4 = nhst sS
lion IN this ward were Richard Jones unl Albert
AllinE. The total number Of votes cast wns
287, Of which Richard Jones received gil, and Is,
| therefore, the choice Of the ward.
TENTH.
In this ward the primaries were conducted
| quietly. There WAS 1ittlo opposition 10 tho
| club ticket. Tic delegates elected to tho City
Convention were AZ follows: George E. White,
J. II. Burke, J. 2. Kline, J. Barusley, and J. IL.
arc Georse l. 5oinson, " JOHN feidksmp, Fred
AIelboiIt, William Waynnu, and James Con-
royd. It was understood Tint tho delegates
elected were pledged to nobody, a.
s 1ss Is s cS st naor.el ae IN. s snsaaa n fs =, IT.
| catilidat0 for Mayor The election WAS held at
| No. o5s West Lake street. The total numbor Of
votes polled gas 126. Thera has as yet been no
| nomination for Alderman in this ward.
ELEVENTH..
The delegates to the C'tty I'y Convention Convention from
! sprnEuc, j. H. Briggs, George W. Stanford, n.
| ". Carter, W. II. Pond, CGarlcs Homer. 81, E.
Dickson, a. N. Waterman. John Macarthur,
| Gilbert Otescn, Henry Hoop.
10 the Town Convention tho subjotncd dele
gates were chosen: T. N. Bond, A. N. Iinscott,
l. X. Boycaen, 3. c. 8torcr, W. s. Kaufman,
Churles R. Barton, NJ. T. Tarblc. Louis Hclntz,
j. N. Oliver, j. G. Mitchell, j. ii. Clqpp.
The total number OF votes cast on tho city
ticket was 5a3, the successful tiCkct receiving q
inalority Of 3l5. For the town ticket 5l3 votes
were polled, tho ticket selected having 8o7 ma'
tority.
| The struggle for the Aldermanic selection In
this ward lay between George D. Swift, axle.
grease manufactures. and E. G. Cole, the for.
NOR receiving 4+4 votes and tho latter 130. II,
F. Cole also came in for slight recognition ,c
! the extent OF votes.
| TWELFTH.
this ward are: 4. +. Allen, E. b. Baldwin, 6.
G. kohlaaat, J. L; McDnticc, Il. F. jenkins
Martin Aowartls ". II: Bsebc, ]. F Laurcnea,
@ crson. ). /. Caimpoei, 4. L. Clifton, John @ sut
ter, George K. Hazlitt. THIS ticket, which sup
ports Wright for Mayor, received s04 votes.
The temperance people also had u ticket ir
Tbs following lit Of lslcgates to tic Town
Convention was chosen:F F. Q. Ball, ". h. Nick
erBon, George ". Ncwcomb. Alexander White
John A. .Tyrrol), E. L. Wright, Il. r. Williams
James, Judge J. G. Policy, G. 6. Kohlsaat, N
A. Morse, George " Deaf, g. D. Buckley
The fight over the Allcrmanfo nomination II
this ward wns very spirited, and The yots wal
for lie place on tho ticket. The total numbe
Of votes was 847. Of these, ]. o. Everett, book
keeper, received 425, s. g. Hcaton 800, Gnd j, "
Goodspced, tho caudldats OF tho temperate,
faction, %.
In this ward thcro were two tickets in tn
Aldermanic question. The contest was vcr,
spirlted, md the result was victory for Aid
Thompson, the present tueum bant, who re
ceiYed 5l4 votes out Of a total vote OF T48,-or
larger majority than Mr. Hayes, his opponent
received vorea. Tho following arc the dclegatt
tickets c1tctel:
city coayentIon-Georg ". Smith, Jane
1WHsn W:%ns: ':f' T. psFas' pSss' aaa @s'ae hsp1
Town Convention Q. Wood, O. H. brady
u!acsbnsn. J. It. nucllan, md John sackloy.
The delegates to the City Convention are solft
Tor Wright, nt!l unpledgcd as TO the Other OIL
GERS. For City Treasurer, they arc tor ctthe
Hall or Farwcll, however, and whichever de
vel0ps the most strength on tho South sido wll
get the solld vote. For City Attorney they ar
divided 6etween ,PeFce and Undsrwood, but, l
Col. Kicaby comes from the South Side, the,
will units on him after giving them cotnpll
ment1sY yoto. For City Clerk, Duschwah 10 be
lieyed 70 be the preferences. or at least to tlov
moro friends than any Of the other candidates
| FOURTEENTH.
Tho primaries were hold ut the corner OF NIL
Waukee Avenua and Ruckcr street. There WA
ycrv larga vote polled, and many Democrat
deposited ballots The regular Republican Clul
ticket was beaten by very largo majorit
By what was known as tho "Mctirath TICKET,
but four Ut the Clubs nominees Wuro electcl
as delegates to tho City Convention. Til
ward 10 entitled to nlnc delegates to each con
Ycntton, unL they were elected, ns follows
CitJ-Al. III. Geinhart, Michael 'Kocnte yaco
peutsch, ". 5. Edbro0ke, ]. J: Me(stath, Il.
Hertz, August Wantlel, john u. Kerr, Georg
NatLfs. Town-c. Engbes, Frank pralren, q.
t. Fischer John nc, Gibbss, 2. Mos!sr, The@a ',.
Lochncr. The total vote cast was 439. iii
delegates will go into the Conventions un
! n1edpej3 Lo11ts hiarttn WaB nominated for AL