Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-27
Ren1hlican Primaries.

Preparing for the Town and City Election The Third ward Republicans met at No. 6 Insurance building last evening and nomi- mated the following delegates:
 City Conventional. B. Matthewman, Thomas Prior, George E. Granniss.
 Town Convention-George R.. Bill, David R. Adams, Martin Mclaughlin.
 To Nominate Ward Oficers-David R. Adams, George R. Bill, Thomas Prior, James Crowley, c. B. Matthewman.
 In Fair Haven, last evening, the primary of the Twelfth ward Republicans was held at Smith Grannis' store, corner of East Grand and East Pearl streets. In the absence of the chairman of the ward committee, Dr. Wm. H. Thompson called the meeting to order. E. P. Arvine, of Cedar Hill, was elected chairman, and Warren H. Robinson secre- tary. Delegates were chosen as follows:
 To City Convention-Wm. H. Thompson, Julius P. Cable.
 To Town Conven4ion-L. Y. Barnes, c. C.. Dennison.
 A committee of four was appointed to bring in nominations for ward officers and the ward committee, after which the meeting adjourned to next Friday evening at the same place.
 The Second ward delegates are:
 To City Convention-Charles P. Arm strong, Lewis Elliott, l.. B. Hinman, D. $. Blakeslee and c. s. Bunne1l.
 To Town Convention-Rufus s. Pickett, Charles I. French, Charles R. Spiegel, Henry w. Clark, Robert L. Hazard.
 Committee to Nominate Ward Officers Rufus S. Pickett, c. s. Bunnell, l.. B. Hin- man; Andrew O'Neil, John J. Chapman.
 Ward nominating committee report at call of chairman.
 The Fifth ward Republican primary was held at No 97 Wooster street. Homer H. Peck was selected as chairman and B. H. Douglass secretary.
 The following delegates were selected: City-F. H. Harrison, B. H. Douglass, jr. w. H. Stowe Thomas J. Beers, James Stu art.
 Town-F. J. Hart Homer H. Peck, Franl Bushnell, Henry T. Mix, Theodore Knipping To nominate ward officers-Charles E. Hart, B. H. Douglass, Carl Hildebrand Lucius Kentfeld, Henry B. Talmadge.
 In the Sixth ward Hugh Daley was the chairman and l.. H. Stannard secretary. The following delegates were elected
 City-Hugh Daley, A. J. Beers, l.. H Stannard, G. Truman Smith.
 Town-William H. Coolidge, Frank G West, F. J. Oppel, John Bromham. To nominate ward officers-Frank G. west, u. d. SCannRrQ, NorIOu H. Dlru, C' M Walker, F. A. Betts. The committee to nominate ward officers will report next Monday night.
 In the Ninth ward Joseph Sheldon wal chairman and J. M. Bishop secretary.
 committee was appointed to bring for ward names for delegates to the town ano city conventions, and they reported the fol lowing:
 Town-Hoadley B. Ives, James H. Wilkins Samuel H. Granniss, William Jackson, Josept Daniels.
 Joseph Sheldon, Edwin c. Dow Frank C5 Bronson, James O. Jones, Charles B. Meeker, William H. Bouton.
 Committee to nominate ward officers Jonathan M Bishop, Benjamin 0. Lum Samuel A Green, George A. Tobey, Perry Banter, John Kirschner, William Jackson.
 The meeting adjourned to Saturday even ing, December 4th, to hear the report of tho ward nominating committee.
 EIGHTH TRANSFORMATIONS
 The Eighth ward Republicans held theil primary last evening at Merwin's Hall. About 50 members were present. Wm. J. Atwatel presided, Frederick Botsford secretary. Del egates were chosen as follows
 City-J. D. Whitmore, T. Attwater Barnes John l.. Treat, James J. Bradnack, Charles E. Graves, Johnson T. Platt.
 Town-William J. Atwater, Fred B. Earns worth, H. J. Prudden, W. W. White, Charles L. UIlman, David Renfrew.
 committee to nominate ward officers was appointed as follows J. l.. Treat, Charles B. Wilson, Johnson T. Platt, J. D. Whit more, J. A. Latham. The committee report ed as follows:
 For Alderman, Captain F. w. Tiesing
 For Councilman, Fred D. FarnsWorth, T Attwater Barnes, Charles Wilson.