Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-28
THE CENTRAL COMMITTEES.
They Arrange Dates For Holding the
Primaries and Co INVENTIONS.

They Arrange Dates For Holding the
Primaries and Co INVENTIONS.
The republican and democratic city cen
tral committees met pursu ant to call yester
day afternoon in their respective head
quarters. Each committee met for the pur-
pose Of naming a day and date for the hold
ing of the primaries and conventions to put
in nomination candidates for the vacancies
on the school board. The republican COM
mittee was composed as follows:
First Ward-William A. Kelley, Frank
Bandhauer, A. j. Hobon.
Second Ward-John f. Behm, M. Nj orri-
son, Anton Franel.
Third Ward-M. o. Maui Charles Wehr,
p. ]. Williams.
Fourth Ward--J. r.. Webster, A. p. Mich
olas, r. w. Breckenridge.
Fifth Ward-B. f. Redman, John Wal
lace, Il. A. Parmelee.
Sixth Ward-W. p. Morrow, Joseph
Rowles, p. L. Cheney.
Seventh Ward-H. G. Akin, J. w. Ink
skip. G. w. Thomas.
Eighth Ward-J. j. Saville, Peder Peder-
son. M. F.. Singleton.
Ninth Ward-C. p. Needham, G. J. John
son, ID. l.. McGuckin.
The democratic city central committee
consists of:
mond, Owen Slaven.
Second Ward-George Helms, Charles
Kammercr, James Donnelly.
Third Ward-Patrick Ford, Henry Par
ish, Charles flaming.
Fourth Ward-Charles Brown, Charles
Goodrich, Frank Morrissey.
Fifth Ward-Henry Osthoff, q. McGinn,
T.. McGorry.
Sixth Ward-A. W,cks, F.. w. Lesseutine,
one place vacant.
Seventh Ward-T. ]. Megeath, j. j. Ma.
honey, Christ Daniels.
Eighth Ward-Paul Blatz John Belick, G.,
V. Gallagher.
Ninth Ward-W. A. Gardner p. A Gavin,
one place vacant.
When the democratic committee met the
sent to the republican meeting and suggest
the nomination of a non-partisan ticket This
met with general approval, and committee
consisting Of Julius Meyer, J. B, Evans JEFF
noyer, was named They visited the repub-
lican committee, but the proposition was
rejected after speeches by Fred Behm,
Morris Morrison, Charles UNFIT and DR..
Saville. They severally claimed that
whom and for what they We're
nominated. DR.. Mercer and M. o. Maui
favored the suggestion, but without avail.
Each convention then proceeded to name
date for the holding Of the primaries and
primaries between the hours Of IL M. and
p. m., Friday, May 81, and the convention Mt
the council chamber on Saturday, June |.
The democrats will hold their primaries on
Friday and the convention Saturday even
ing.
The following was issued by the republi-
can city central committee after the meeting
yesterday:
OMAHA, Neb., May 27, 1ss9.-The republi-
can electors of the school districts, Of the
city Of Omaha, are hereby requested to elect
delegates to attend q city convention to be
held in the council chamber, Omaha, on Sat
urday, June /, 1889, at O'Clock p. m. The
primary election, at which such delegates are
to be elected, will be held in the different
wards throughout said school district, on
Friday, May 81 1889, between the hours of
12 m. and p. M, at the following polling
places:
First Ward-Corner Eleventh and Pierce.
Second Ward-Southwest corner Six.
teenth and Williams.
Third Ward--No 1119 Dodge street.
Fourth Ward-Panter's house.
Fifth Ward-Izard street engine house.
Sixth Ward-Northeast corner Twenty
sixth and Lake.
Seventh Ward-Park avenue street car
barn.
Eighth Ward-Corner Twenty-iourth and
Cunning.
Ninth Ward-Corner Twenty ninth and
Farnam.
Each ward will be entitled to seven dele
gates. Said convention will place in nomi-
nation five candidates for members of the
board of education, III and for the school dis.
trict Of the city of Omaha, IN the county Of
Douglas, in the state OF Nebraska
BY order Of the committee.
b. +. REDMAN, D. Fl. MERCER,
Secretary. Chairman.