Morning journal and courier., 1889-11-28
RErUnLIoar PRImAnIEs.

The Tenth Warders Nominate Hugh Daley For Alderman-The Hest of she ward Ticket-The Result Of the
 Ninth ward Caucus-rhe caucus In
 che Eighth.
 At the Republican primary in the Tenth ward last evening Charles A. Baldwin was elected chairman and J. Birney Futile score tary. The first ballot, which was informal, was for candidate for alderman. L. H. Johnson had 49 votes and Hugh Daley 48. A formal ballot was then taken which re- suited as follows: Daley 52, Johnson 61. On motion of Mir. Johnson the election was made unanimous. Nr. Daley who was called out for . speech said that if he was elected he would serve, the republicans as faithfully as possible.
 The following were nominated for first. second and third councilmsn respectively: John A. Richardson, O. B. Dyer and Henry F. Reyes.
 The eight delegates from the ward, who are for both town and city conventions, are as follows: Carlos Smith, 0. W. Blakeslse, jr., L. H. Johnson, O. o. Ford, T. H. Mac donald, w. A. Lincoln, A. P. Miller and J. A. Church.
 Ninth Ward.
 The Ninth ward Republican caucus was held last evening. Chairman, Charles N. Ayres; secretery Joseph Kegelmeyer. Nomi- nations were made as follows:
 For alderman-Fred Kirchoff, jr.
 For councilmen-John G. Anthony, Joseph D. Bradley, William 5. Wells.
 Delegates to town convention were elected as fol lows: E. 0. Dow, c. E. Peck, J: Sheldon,J. Hodge, H. B. 1ves W. H. Bouton,J Kegelmeyer, WILLS
 City dele eiegates-Nathan Easterbrook. ir.. Edwin AioDoo 1o~ A. ar ToWnsend. n W. O. Manning, Frank L. Coleman.
 The Eighth ward Republicans.
 There was no contest at the Eighth ward Republican primary last night, which was held in Merwin's Hall on State street. The hall was crowded by enthusiastic Republi- cans It had been expected that there would be split in the party in this ward, but everything passed of in the most har- monious manner possible. Hon. N. D. Sperry was elected chairman and Charles Speigel secretary. No nominations were made. The hat was passed around and each persoD voted for whom he pleased. The vote for nomination for alderman re- suited: Ausel J. Beers 98, Charles H. War dell 10, M Sonnenberg 10, John N. Cramp- ton, 1, J. D. Whitmore 8, A. E. Winchell 9; total 124. The ballot was made formal, and MT. Beers was declared nominated. For councilman the vote was: M. Sonnen- berg 102, O. J. Rabsnus 12, John N. Cramp- | ton 8, Oscar Ives 1, David Corey 8, M. Elm nerick 9, Edward Atwater 3, O. H. Wardell 3; whole number of votes cast, 136; necessary | to a choice, 69. Mir. Sonnsnberg was de- | clared elected.
 | Edward B. Munson was nominated for sec. l ond councilman. The vote was: Edward Munson 6S, M. Emmerick 38, JamesWhite 9, 0. J. Rabanus 10, John N. Champion 4, Ed- ward Atwater 12, Edward Taylor 1, David | Clark 1, David Corey 1, 0. H. Wardell 1. The result of the vote for third councilman l was: Martin Emmerick e3. 0. J. Rabanns ?, J. N. Champion 6, Edward Atwater 20; Ed ward Taylor 1, James White 8, E. F. Durant 3, E. N. filling 1, H. D. Brown 3. MT. Elm merick WAS the nominee. | A certain portion of those present wanted nominations made for town delegates, but this was voted down, and the balloting waa | kept up as 1t had been. The delegates elect- ed were: Fred Farnsworth, Oscar Ives, Da. vid Renfrew, Benjamin E. Brown, J. P. | Wright and Charles w. Pickett.
 These delegates will also be delegates to the city convention.
 Edward Munson made a splendid run and didn't start ont until late in the race. He only aspired for the nomination as third councilman, but he was nominated for sec ond councilman.
 | Eleventh Ward.
 The Eleventh ward Republicans nomiaa. ted as follows last night:
 For alderman-Timothy E. Callahan. 1 For rcouncilmen-Charles 0. French, Wallace H Bradley, John H. Brockseiper. Fifteenth Ward.
 Delegates to town convsntion-John E. Lancraft William A. Woodward.