Morning journal and courier., 1888-11-27
nEpURLICAN PRImAnIEs.

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 Town Conventions C0mpleted-m0re
 Tickets for the Common Council. At the Third ward primary last night held at the office of Lawyer c. B. Matthew man, Edward Wines was chairman, Louis as follows:
 Town-Isaac N. Ullman, Louis Knoll meyer, Louis M. Ullmsn, William M. Clark. City-Joseph Henry Smith, Edward Wines, 0. M. Julian, c. s. Knollmeyer. A motion was made by J. M. UIlman that | the chairman appoint the ward ! nominating committee; passed. The follow | ing committee was appointed, being suc- cess for the Ullman wing of the caucus: | Mdward Wines, chairman, I. N. Ullman, J. | Beach, William F. Steinberg, Louis Knoll- meyer.
 | IN THE FIFTH WARD. ! The Fifth ward Republicans held their eau GUS last night at B. H. Douglas & Col store on State street The following delegates were i eleeted
 Town-B. H. Douglas, jr., A. G. She'll, Lucius Kentield, L. H. Stannard. ! City-H. E. Talmsdge, W. L. Peck, Henry | T. Mix, John Shaw. | The ticket was not completed on account | of the long time taken up by balloting for | every place on the town and city delegation. names were withheld until it is known that l they will consent to run. | NINTH WARD. Nearly 150 voters were on hand at the Ninth ward caucus and the interest at times
 ran very high.
 The ward sent 8 solid delegation to the town convention in favor of Henry Marsh's | renomination for assessor The delegates to | the city convention far as could be learned had no preference for Mayor.
 The delegation to the town convention is as \ follows:
 Hoadley B. Ives, Nathan Esterbrook, Bird sey Warmer, Joseph Kegelmeyer, Wm. Jacks
 son, k. A. Beaulah, Perry Banta, jr., Wm. Cooney.
 Delegation to the city conventional. E. II Prince, George Goring, w. J. Weld, W. s. Wells, Jaceb Hodge, E. H. Jenkins, Edward Randolph and Willis Bonner. nominated:
 For alderman-C. E. Prince. For councilmen-Frederiok Kirchhof, jr.,
 J. G. Anthony, E. s. Willard.
 Charles H. Ayres was chairman of the caucus and A. o. Benedict secretary. The \ meeting got into considerable of 8 snarl at first when MT. Marsh presented list of
 delegates for the town convention, made 8 motion to close the list of l nominees and to proceed at once to elect the delegates proposed. There was some objec- I tion to this kind of haste, and for time things looked squally, but Judge Sheldon came to the rescue and Mir. Marsh's list was chosen with one exception after the previous votes had been rescinded. | When the subject of alderman came up
 and 0. E. Prince was nominated there were cries for Frederick Kirchhoff, so an informal ballat was taken with this result: Prince 87 votes and Kirchhoff 57. MT. Kirchhoff then withdrew his name, and MT. Princes nomi- nation was made unanimous.
 MT. Kirchhof was then then chosen first | councilman without opposition. | It took several votes to decide whom the second nominee should be, but J.G. Anthony was easily made the unanimous choice of the \ meeting on the third ballot. For the last place on the ticket Messrs. Willard, Bradley, Kirk, Burke and Hamilton ! were in the field and B. s. Willard was the ! fortunate one.
 | The best of feeling prevailed though the | excitement was at times intense and every- thing was done in a very harmonious manner. TWELFTH WARD. Town-Thomas Forsyth, Luzerne Barnes, | c. c. Davison, James Johnston. City-Charles Huntley, Wm. Killoy, Fred Barnes. Arthur H. Smith. Committee to nominate ward of6cers-Dr. 0. B. Adams. F. H. Hemingway, Jason P. Thompson, Wm. Konold, Thomas Forsyth