Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-03
Yfm 8men 9ailg g9oraiag sontaal and Guarier.

Reprsssntativss-Ma5or Lasorge, William aafey, Edward lawrence William Foley.
 Town-Michael T. snigg, Thomas sliney, Charles cityNIyman B arifan. Patrick Cox. John coady. i Board of Rerief-o. S. Goodell Richard Denefe, l David o'Conne1l, Hugo schneelock- Boyd, Julius Schadee, J, c. Clark James Lynch and 10 others. ward Committee Charles L. King, James F. Dona- | Primary yCommitteeman-Jamss F. Domaine.
 TENTH WARD. Tn the Tenth ward there was struggle between the Graves and GfIhu1y faction and the Phillips and Shuser advocates The former were interested in the bst Would Id snppOs E N for Town cerE They were unsuccessful, however, the ticket headed coammittes being elected by twenty majority Fol lowing is the ticket elected
 Representatives Henry c. Seabrook, Edward
 Board of Relief-Henry s. Cooper, Peter Terhune, J. J. Coogan, Jeremiah Donovan. o,Brien, David K. Andrews, Patrick Tiernan. Ward Committee-Henry D. Phillips, chairman, Committee to Terminate. Ward Oficers George N. filling, George Augur Phio B. Futile, Ezra B. pibble Primary Committeeman Horny ". Green. ELEVENTH WARD.
 It was the Sinister and o'Keefe ticket The opposi- ftion Graves and Gilhuly received 80 votes. Representatives-Richard P. Rowe, Michael Cole Town-James Croxey Patrick J. Howard. John J. Connolly
 Board of Reisf-w William T. Porter, James Haney. Michael scanIon
 Ward Committee-John J. Donoher, Michael Do- l Comuittee to Nominate Ward oficers.-Nelson A. Luddingtop, Samuel Johnson, David l. Curran, Al fred N Wheeler, Thomas Kane, Patrick Rogers Jules Charles Gafe, seIleck Bunneil, John E. Crannage, John J. Donoher, John King, Michael Malone. Robert 1 Read. Joseph F. schsppa, Thomas x. Doyle and
 Primary Committeeman-David o'connor. | TWELFTH WARD. | EiBoth tickets were for James Reynolds and the OKeefe ticket was successful! polling 145 against l22 for Gauiy The w1nhing % ticket as Patrick roart John W. Colemsn, John Reyes, Daniel Healy Maher l Alton street. Michael Reyes, Patrick King. | City-Frank W. Jones, Arthur B. Hunt, John Kelley, Market street. John Mclaughlin, Patrick
 Board of Relief-Miehael Eagen, 2nd, Patrick Mur- ray, John Foley, Ferry street, John Dwyer. William
 Ward Committee-Janes E. Connor, Michael Keys,
 Ward Nominating Committee-Francis W. Foley, Thomas D. Jones. Daniel Heheren. Thomas Egen, Patrick King, James Fahey, Thomas Kendall, William H. Marlew, James E. Conner, James Ferrill, Patrick
 Primary Conmitteen1an-Michael Eagen, 2nd. | FOURTEENTH WARD.
 by asne%atfon. and Was Sed at cuinniipiae ensine house, Fair Haven East. The O'Keefe ticket append ! ed had 40 votes and was elected.
 Representatives George w. Iinsley, Martin Allen, John M Hanihn:
 | Board or henef-LeOnard Bradley, E N. dolnuAyi | Henry Moody.
 Town-Jared wedmore, George A. Linsley. William + Daly.
 l Ward Committee-Geo. A. Linsley Fred F. Brown l John J. Kivlan.
 l Primary Committeeman-HenryM M. Shannon. |
 The elected ticket appended had 20 votes. This it 8 primary, brought in by annexation, and it wal held at the old school house near Four Corners East |, | Haven.
 Robert H. .Meachen, John McCarty t Joseph Belser.
 Town-H. B. Forbes. Garwood Griswo1d, Edwin l Allen.
 Board of Relief-Frank H. Meachen, Edward M l Neale, William Morris.
 Ward Committee-Charles L. Mitchell John " 1 Meachen, Stephen P. Thompson. | Primary Committeeman-WilletJ Johnson. l NOtess , ] The Third ward was anti-B eefe the only ward Keefes advocates claim that went against him. Botf tickets in the Fifth for shuster. Friends of J. Fox claim that he will have show for the second representative nomination. In the Eighth there wal considerable life and 'chfnning owing to the cain that they had been using the 1879 list. The Hubbard element was heard from, but after determined con l test "left." The energetic and able committee
 will sit up nights to discover whether it is cesssry to call primary fer the Seventh for thu ! ninth town delegate.