Morning journal and courier., 1886-12-01
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTIONS.


Board of Relief and Justice of the Peace Ticket Placed in Nomination.
 The Democratic conventions to nominate candidates for Board of Relief and justices of the peace were held last evening in Turn Hall. The first to meet was the Boal d of Relief convention, which was called to or der at S:15 o'clock by 0. T. Driscoll, chair man of the Democratic town committee.
 William A. Wright was selected for chair man and B. E. Lynch for secretary. The chairman of each ward delegation WAS se lected as 8 committee on credentials and after brief consultation returned and re- ported full list of delegates.
 The appointment of tellers being next in were appointed.
 David O'Donnell, John F. Morris, Frank Chandler and Thomas H. Fulton were placed in nomination for members of the Board.
 The first ballot resulted in David O'Don- nell receiving 58 votes and he was declared the unanimous choice of the convention for first member of the board.
 On the second ballot Frank Chandler re- ceived 39 votes and John F. Morris IS. MT. Chandler was declared nominated.
 For the third place on the ticket John F.
  ton "A. MT. Morris was declared nominated.
 The convention then adjourned.
 JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
 c. T. Driscoll called the justice of the peace convention to order immediately after the adjournment of the Board of Relief con- vention.
 Sylvanus Butler was selected for chairman, and John O. Gallagher for secretary.
 It was voted that the list of delegates as ,1t,h e1a1i int 46sAP ryicfnT he to1 rect without the formaIity of referring to 8 committee. The list was then read, and cor rections made where needed.
 The chairmen of the ward delegations were then appointed to bring in list of justices of the peace and they retired for that pur- pose After being absent about half an hour they returned and reported the following list of nominees:
 J. D. Plunkett, A. Heaton Robertson, Charles KIeiner, Jonathan Ingersoll, Harry w. Asher, Earliss P Arvine, Edward B. Graves, Charles F. Bollman, Sylvanus But Ter. L. N; Blydenburgh, T; F; Callahan, Al fred N. Wheeler, Geo. R. Cooley, Timothy J. Fox, John 0. Gallagher, Hobart L. Hotchkiss, James I. Hayes, P. F. Kiernan, William H. Law, Eli Mix, Burton Mansfield, James P. Pigott, Edward L. Hitchcock, B. J. Shanley, George w. Neal, Seigwart Spier, David Strouse, Charles R. Whedon, s. Harrison Wagner, Edward A. Anketell, Seymour 0. 1oOAAASJ w HcSAtOA OANA' AASAAJ --A' Edward Allen, James Reynolds, O. T. Dris- coll, William A. Wright, Charles H. Town shend, James Bishop. James T. Moran, Hen ry D. Russell, William s. Pardee, Charles L. Ullman, Henry Musch, George D. Watrous, Willis G. Judson, Will liam L. Green, Jonathan w. Chapman, Isaac Wolfe, George P. Ingersoll, Edward J. Downes, Patrick Doyle, Philip N. Robinson, Fred. H. Brethauer, Savilian R. Hull, George A. Tyler.
 The roll was then called and each delegate expressed his approval of the ticket by an swering ives"
 This concluded the business and the con- vention adjourned.
 Marriage of Frederick Nottingham
 and Miss Kittie Shea.
 Frederick Nottingham, the Fair Haven sprint runner, and Miss Kittie Shea were married yesterday afternoon at o'clock at St. Johns R. c. church. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Father Cooney.
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