Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-01
THE BL forroN ro-ttoRRoW.

THE KL FICTION To-1dORROW. Tie Prospects of the ContestIng Par
 ties...List of Ward officers so far as
 .maae.
 Tomorrow will occur the annual city and town election. The Republicans have placed | in noinination for Mayor Mr Henry E. Peck, who is well Known in the city as a gentleman l of upright and unimpeachable character, and | a successful business man. The Democrats | have placed in nomination MT. George F. Holcomb, also well known in the community
 as successful business man. He also can
 boast of many friends in both parties He
 has served the city faithfully in vafious posi-
 tions and at present is member of the Board
 of Public Works. The affairs of the city
 would, no doubt, be we'll cared for in the
 hands of eitheF of these gentlerden. At the
 present time there appears to be considerable
 apathy displayed in regard to the result. The
 Democrats appear to feel that they have walk-over, but they may wake up on Wednes-
 day morning to find that the Republi-
 cans, by their indomitable energy, have se- cured some of the ''prizes'' that the Democrats had hoped to win As will be seen in the Re-
 publican list of ward officers, john F.
 O'Keefe; Democrat, heads the ticket for
 Alderman; as he will also be run on split Democratic ticket, the chance favor his cleo ton.
 So far as the town election is concerned | there is very little to add to what has already been said. Both parties have their tickets in the field, and, so far as Selectmen are con- | cerned, it is presumed that both tickets will be elected, although 10th candidates
 for Town Agent cannot by any pos
 over the list of candidates for town officers
 on the Democratic ticket is struck with l the array of talent displayed in the list of
 ''haywards. .' That they are gentlemen of
 ability and fully competent to fill such an l important position no one will deny. Their l election is a foregone conclusion. 1 Below we publish the list of ward officers
 so far as made up at the present writing: | REPUBLICAN. Second ward-For Alderman, George L. Dicker- Third ward--For Alderman, Daniel F. Kelly For Councilmen, George L. Hyde, Joseph H. Smith, D. Fourth ward-For Alderman, Elihu A. Beckley For Councilmen, Henry M. Byington, Edward 1 Sixth ward-Aiderman Edward c. Beecher | Councilmen, Newcomb M Bassett, Everett F. Lord | Edward C. Benham.
 | Seventh ward-For Alderman John F. O'Keefe;
 Couneilmen, M. M. GoWer, George E; Frisbe is I | For Counciimen. Rutherford frowbridee William | c. Scharft, Edward Lawrence. l Councilmen, Benjamin C. Lum J. E. Blair, William 1 Jackson.
 Councilmen, c. W. Blakesiee, J. w. Bishop, C. w. 1 Palmer.
 | terbury. For Councilmen, Reuben G. Futile, J. H. l Taylor, Frank F. Hamilton. 1 Twelfth ward-For Alderman Charles B: Thomp-
 son For Councilmen, Walter G. Hansen, Isaac F. Foote Eugene Robinson. DEMOCRATIC. First ward-For Alderman. Hubert A. Newton. For Councilmen, Louis K. Hull, William M. Geary, l George Stelzel.
 l Second ward-For Alderman, James F. Branagan. | ner, jr., John F Callahan.
 For Councilmen, John Flynn, Charles F. Schorer, Fourth ward-For Alderman, James N. States. l For Councilmen, James Whately, Isaac Wolfe | Fifth wardlFor Alderman William Hughes ! For Councilmer, Frank D. Grinnell, Samuel H.. l Barnes, Charles Kleiner
 For Councilmen John D. Belcher, James H. Flagg, l Seventh ward-For Alderman William J. Brad l ley. For Gouncilmen. John Redmond, Burton | Ninth ward-For Alderman, Henry B. Hill For l Councilmen, William E. Dunn, Samuel R. Avis, l Tenth ward-For Alderman, John c. Punderford.
 For Councilmen John J. Osborn, John Garrity Sam Eleventh ward-For Alderman, Francis S. Fisher. | For Councilmen, Andrew H. filling, Richard Burns,
 Twelfth ward-For Alderman, John J. Brennan. | For Councilmen Patrick Falsey, William H. Mar | lowe Daniel Brown.
 | The minor officers on the Democratic town l ticket are as follows:
 Grand jurors-Lous E. Ryder, Jacob Deibel Ed
 ward E. Hall, John P, Bassett, Frederick B. Thomp- l son, David s. Gamble.
 Surveyors of highways-James Reynolds, ulius l Tyler, Ernest Kienke, Isaac F: Brown:
 Downs Charles Websters James " Bradley, saf4 l uel H. Crane, Harry Flynn, Max Thalheimer. Gaugers and inspectors-Ch Charles F. Futile, An 1 drew P. Hotchkiss, Patrick McKenna, Frank E. | Packers-Elijah Gilbert Samuel E. Merwin, jr., John Macheleidt Joel A. Sperry, Frank $. Andrew, | Jacob P. Richards, John J. Flanagan, Charles E. Sealers of weights and measures-Peter Carberry, James Cox, Louis K. Hull, George J, Hitler, Lynde Harrison.
 Weighers-Enos S. Kimberly, Moritz Spier, Chas | F. Futile, William F. Gilbert Albert H. Young, Thomas McClune JohnsH Austin. Haywards-Henry J. Mattoon William G. Sum l ner Simeon E. Baldwin, Frank B. Tarbell, Arthur
 L. Ripley, Arthur T. Hadley, Daniel c. Eaton. SPLIT TICKETS. The Democrats in the Seventh ward who | are dissatisfied with the regular nominations for ward officers have put the following tick | ct in the field. It will be seen that the nom | inee for Alderman is also the nominee of the | Republicans. Following is the ticket:
 For Alderman-John F. O'Keefe. For Councilmen-Charles Mccarthy, l Thomas Maloy, Eugene J. Sullivan. The Democrats of the Third ward who are | dissatisfied with the HoIlinger ticket have | made the following nominations: For Alderman-Frank A. Newton. For Councilmen-Andrew 0. Smith, John Guy CT, William H. Dennis. Entertainments. BUNNELL's MUSEUM.