The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-03-27
EEueCaATIC CONVENTION.
NomiBHtion of Ticset fer tie CITY

Nomination Of Tics ct for tie CITY
tI-.fEo8.
The City Convention OF The Democracy yes
teidaN had a small aJteu dance outside Of
the deleg l;es. 1t was very quiet and harmo-
nIous.
II Niles Moore, chairman of the City Dem
ocratic Central Committee, called the meet
ing 10 order. In the Criminal Court room oi
Court , ouse, and roc eded to read the call
for the primaries and convention He then
called Hon. ]. W. Taylor To the Chair, W no
proceeded To the work OF permanent organi-
za.ion.
Lew Churchill and Henry Jansen Were
.cho~en secretaries
The Chair appointed the following Com
-mittee on Credentials: Firsr ward-wm-
Cpox Chairman Second Vard-Tim. Nc
earthly: Third Wsrd-Chas. Lindner; Fourth
NsFI-p. ID Umm"nd
And the following Committee on Perma-
nee' ssnzai on can I'D wsid JoS% sSs es
Third WaId-J ]. Phillips; Fourth Ward
John Nog.l-
the {, lowing li>t of delegates:
First Ward Wm Co k, john Quinn, Christ
GausZ. Geo Bevens, Jro. Coffee
second wsrd j. W Taylor, Tim Near
thy, Joseph Nail:ant, John shea. William
Smith
j -.
Foarth ward-Maurice Conner. Henry
Jansen, John {. Hughes, John Nogel, Il
The committee on permanent organize.
ton reported in favor al the t.mporary Off
Gers a perm anent Officers land i A. norsu
and Tim Ne arthy a. tsilers. Report adopt
Mr. vogel move that the Convention pro-
coed 10 thu selection IF candidates, ~ t"t-
lows: Mayer. Marshal, city AiioruoT, Police
Judge city CierE and hire" CO stab So
4 motion tors recess Of IS minutes WAS lost
Mr.. Nog"i's motion WAS carried
VIM Cook moyei that d. =. F Medley nc
nominated 10y accismation for Mayor. Car
Marshal nominations coming next. NJ.
Phillips nominated \. Cross; and Mr.. BeNIns
nominated rnoms> Moonlight.
The ballot stood as follows:
Moon light, "a Cross, :. Mr. Moonlight was
declared the nominee, and IL was made I'm
animous
Mr.. Phillips nominated Scott Anton for
City Attorney. srsd Mr. Drummond rumina
ted n Miles Moore for said ofiic..
The ballot sicod: Ashton, Il; Moore, 6. Mr..
Ashton having received majority, Was de-
Police Judge nominations being next, Mr.,
Connors N minated Jacob Nogel, and Mr..
Philips nominated C. Tarr.
The ballot stood Ncgel, Is. Tsrr :. Mr.
Nogel WAS declared the choice of the Conyen-
ton
for cand ldstes as City Clerk: Mr.. Phillips
nominated !. W. Remin ton. Mr.. Conncrs
nominated o. Reeler, and John Quinn nom.
mat. d Perry Nsnsle.
The ballot stood: Remington, II; Beeler, ?
Nangles. MIR R-mingtan was declared the
choice of the Convention.
Candidates for Constsbies were tren nom
mattel, viz: Jsme- Franks, James Mooney,
Alex Russell. and John Gree ey Mr.. Franks
declined, which WAS accepted The three re
manning were then made the unanimous
choice of the Convention.
Mr.. Doran nominated John King in the
place OF Robert Garrett. who had declined u
= "A LAT
third ward Mr.. King was chosen
I'D walsh, from the First wand; John Ken
nedy. from the Second ward: ard J. Bser,
fom tina Fourth ward, were declared the 9th.
er candid for councilmen
The candidates for members of the school
board, as elected by q e priupries, were en-
dorsed They are: First wsrd, D. Il. Anthony,
Sec,nd waTd. A. 5 Ravens; Trird ward, r.
A Keituer; Fourth ward. l.. Mayo.
The soilouing central committee was chos.
en-; John Harmon, First ward: Chas Tholin
fecond ward; r A. setner, Third WARD
Frank Lynch, Fourth ward. The com.
mittee selected . member 1t large, and an
% meet at the once Of d.. Nicely At once,
n ca. RtoR theR adjourned