Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-11-25
Town committesman-william Il. Dem

Town committeeman William a. Dem
MIS-
Box tender-James E. Herman
Checker-Thomas Reynolds.
FOURTH WARD.
There were lively times at the Fourth. |
It was struggle between the old mems
ticket and the young mems ticket The |
former, (for Sargent and Shan1ey) received |
543 votes, the latter 437. The moderator,
James Shields, would not have the old |
mems ticket counted He claimed that the
tickets violated the party rules in that
there were distinguishing marks upon
them At each end Of the main headline
was little ornamental figure. This the
moderator declared irregular. He will sub
NIT the case to the democratic town COM
mittee. The party leaders have no doubt
1 that the vote will be admitted.
The old mems ticket is as follows
City Nicholas Slingland, Viii
liam Mooney, John Griffin, John Wynn,
Thomas Brennan, John Nugent, John Cox,
John Ahearn; alternate, G. Hoffman.
Il Town delegationr.-E. A. Joachinson, G.
NcGilvery, lillian ii. Tuttle, Henry Fink,
! Joseph 81. Keefe, Matt Flaherty, Thomas
P. Flood, Linn @. Lambert; alternate, T.
q. Hanrahan.
Board Of relief-David s. Freeman, Ad-
Olson Schofeld, Edward Curran, 2. F: Nc
Keever, J. F. Heenan, Henry Daily, Hugh
Donnelly, j. Smallman, alternate, J. Pei
| cher.
Ward nominating COMMUNICATIONS
Keene, John Clancy, E. Stanford, Edward
Hope, Martin Fahy, John O'Neal, William
Byers, NJ. Sullivan, Peter Carberry, S. D.
Belts, J. Doody, P. Creegan, Crist Cain,
q. J. Nicholson, j. Gillon, T. Blake, NH.
Coe, William Powers, and one hundred
/ Others
Checker-E. A. Joachinson.
Box-tender-Peter Carberry.
Town committeeman-James L. Eckert.
FIFTH WARD.
There was hot contest here and Sar-
gents shop hands were constantly chal-
Hanged as they came up to vote. Sargent
carried the ward, however, by sixteen
majority. The Sargent ticket was as fol
lows:
i City-Joseph Porter, Patrick Rowley,
Samuel Goodman, James P. Campbell; al
ternate, Alfred A. Epson.
Town-Frank D. Grinnell, Joseph Calm,
Simeon J. Hugo, Frank Maley; alternate,
George 81. Beecher.
| Board of relief-Thomas w. Williams,
Patrick Kelley, Frank I. Thompson, Jacob
Steinmeyer; alternate, Thomas W. Haw-
kins, jr.
Mcneil, F. W. Brocksieper, John J. Nc
Partland, Malachi Collins, John Macheleidt,
Martin Scully, Charles McKiernan, John
Cushion, Michael Keenan,, Patrick Condren
and fifty others.
Town committeeman-Willia H. Sell
wood.
Box tender-Michael Councillor
Checker-Charles W. Hosmer.
l. SIXTH WARD.
| The vote was admitted, but under pro-
test, as the number of tickets in box and
the number of names checked off list did
not correspond:
Number Of tickets in box 1854
Number of names checked. ...............;;;: .64s
ntisargent
Town-Cornelius Herman, Miles l..
Rowe, Michael Downey, Ernest Klenke,
William 81. Carroll; alternate, Patrick
Lynch.
| City-John Ruff, William Rose, Patrick
} Little, William J. Maher, Samuel Barker;
alternate, William Stanley.
Board of relief-Curtis f. Evarts, Ed
J ward Ford, George Ock, Frank McGovern,
, John Nugent; alternate, Richard M. Meigs.
4
| w. Bromley, chairman.
Town committeeman-Augustus Long
| stein.
SEVENTH WARD.
I'll In this big ward Sargent won. The
} total vote was 1,109: Sargent ticket $685.
: Dunn's ticket DriscolD 544. Town dele
! cation is for Clarity for town agent. City
delegation divided between Downes and
Stanley for city clerk.
City-John Hogan, John Hanrahan
Thomas Kilbride, James Reilly, James
O'Neil, Michael J. Began, Minot E. Os
born, August Schollhorn, Robert Daley
alternate, Robert Frazier.
Town-James Reynolds, F. S. Bishop
John Beecher, John II. Moore, Bartholo
new Mulcahy, Patrick Cummings, Archi
bald Mccullough, John Suffer, James F
Maher; alternate, Frank Moakley.
Board of reief-Thomas Redmond, join
Healey, Patrick Roach, Charles A. Thomp
= son, Patrick Conlon, John J. Mullen, Ed
ward T. Kennedy, James Leonard, Charlie,
Mann; alternate, William O'Connen
t Ward nominating committee
. ! Sheehan, chairman.
Town committeeman-John Holloran.
EIGHTH WARD.
+ In the eighth ward two tickets were run
and both were ably supported and de
Tended. Both were presented as Sargent
t. tickets. The first, which was called tn
Matthews ticket, was elected, receiving 81
= votes against 1877 cast for the Zunder ticket
There were two scattering votes and fiv
double ballots. The whole number of vote
, cast was 419, by far the largest ever pollet
at primary in the Eighth. Sargent car
= | ried this ward.
>, City-George A. Matthews, Michael Car
: roll, John C. Gallagher, Louis P. We'll
|, alternate, Patrick Fahy, jr.
Town-Timothy J. Almond, Frank n
Kelley, Michael Hessler, James E. Hiney
alternate, Martin Stanley.
Board of relief-George Hugo, Conrat
Rausch, James Kane, Joseph Lawrence
alternate, William F. Kinslow.
Ward nominating committee-Georg
u Stelzle, Smith g. Weed, L. L. Morgan
|. James Kane, James E. Hiney, Charles T
Pennell, John Il. Pigott, William F. Kins
low, J. n. Carroll, P. j. Cronan, F. A
: Hosmer, James Ginty, F. s. Cornwall
n Joseph Lawrence, James Clerlsin Bishol
street,, J. T. Murphy, P. F. Sheridan, JOIN
: Donahue (Nash street,, and many others
); Town committeeman-James II. Carroll
Box tender-Frank W. Turbert.
K Checker-James E. English.
The opposition ticket was headed as tn
: Eighth regular ticket
City-Theodore Zunder, John T. Sheri
}. l dan, William H. Talmadge, James D. Cos
l. grove; alternate, Bernard McCoe.
d Town-Charles ]. Anderson, William ]
|, Healey, Charles E. Schreck, Edward J
Green; alternate, Michael R. Enscoe.
Board of relief-William Fl. DAILY, AL
bert A. Rosenthal, Louis P. Korn, Noal
G. Pomeroy; alternate, John Franklin.
10 Ward nominating committee-Henry II
L Bishop, David Schwartz, Franklin 3
N Shuster, Joseph Lutz, jr., James II. Reilly
Edward NJ. Hauser, Carl A. Rosenthal
Christien Gosch, Robert B. Hayden, Johl
ID 81. Coffey, John F. Leonard, George Burk
d hardt, Frank Baker, Joseph Berry, Robel
e. Enscoe, Oliver G. Goldsmith, John e
r Pomeroy, Herman Marcus, James McNs
~ mara, jerome II. Hayward, William F
IA Shubert, Lincoln B. Hayward, Fredericl
q A. Basserman, George G. Felsburg, job
Ashton
y Primary committee-Henry g. Korn.
40 Checker-Robert G.. Bishop.
= Box tender-George Schreck.
q; NINTH WARD.
The anti-Sargent ticket in this war
y. WAS as follows:
9. City-James Fl. Clark, John F. Shani
O. han, Cornelius Mclaughlin, Jacinto Cas-
y. riego, John F. Pohlman; alternate, Charlie
ce Warner.
n, Town-Willism E. Dunn, James Kell,
as Bernard Keegan, George w. Bailey, JAIME
g. Fitzsimmons; alternate, William J. Ratl
d. geber.
m Board of relief-Charles II. LUCIA
b, James Mckee, David Tobin, Paul Heul
I'M zach Francis Naaaidv. a1farnafa dwar