The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1891-03-19
REPUBLICAN CITY TICKET.
a Ticket Nominated That is
Sure 10 be Elected.
Arthur p. Crimshaw for
Mayor.

LUZ lcpuuilCdn Clpy SOh' Sii''oh
met at the court house on Tuesday,
18th inst, and placed before the
people a ticket that VIC believe is GER
tain of election.
With the exception of q candidate
for city attorney, the convention
nominated a full ticket.
There were no contests and the
nominations were made by acclama-
ton. The convention was called to
order by Mr.. ]. II. Conrath. Mr..
Thos. Price was placed in nomination
for temporary chairman but declined,
owing to his being hard of hearing.
Mr.. f. z. Dallmeyer was then nomi-
mated and elected.
Mr.. w. +. Roesen was then ncmi.
mated and elected secretary.
The temporary organization was
made permanent on motion of Mr.. A.
j. Bauer. 1t having been ascertained
by q roll call that all delegates were
present either in person or by proxy,
a committee on credentials was dis
pensed with. Messrs. Henry Ruart,
Louis OFT, Chas. McGinnis, Henry
Wagner and Joseph Flick were ap-
pointed q committee on rules and
.order Of business.
The committee reported the fol-
lowing order of business: Nomlna.
tions for mayor, marshal, collector,
treasurer, recorder, aldermen and
city committee. The report vas
adopted,
Mr.. Flick offered q resolution
pledsing all delegates and candidates
to support the ticket nominated,
which was adopted.
The next order Of business being
the nominations for mayor, Mr..
Louis OFT placed the name Of Mr..
Arthur p. Grimshaw before the con-
vention, and as further nominations
were fruitlcss, Mr.. Grimshaw vas
nominated by reclamation.
Jacob Schirmer and VIM. Black
burn were nominated for marshal,
but the name of the latter was with
drawn and Mr.. Schirmer unanimously
chosen.
A.. j. Bauer was nominated for col
%lector, w. A. Dallmeyer for treas
urer and w. B. Payne for recorder,
all without opposition.
Councilmen were nominated as fol-
lows: First ward, Albert Zuendt;
Second ward, f. p. Dallmcycr;
Third ward, Geo, Perth; Fourth
ward, Herman Haakc.
A new central committee vas then
elected as follows: First ward, John
Tweedie and Henry Ruart; Second
ward, Henry Wagner and Louis OFT
Third ward, Herman Schultz and
Herman Tanner; Fourth ward, DR..
Joseph Forth and Adam Deeg at
large, Judge Jos. Stamr,Iaii,
We 40 not see how the convention
could have done its work better. The
nominees represent the best repubIi-
! can material in the city, and if the
: gentlemen named car not be elected
! we will cease to contend that Jeffer'
son City is a republican city.
MIR. w. A. Dallmeyer and A. J,
= Bauer are two of our most trust
worthy, deserving and capable young
y men, and the interests Of the city
will be subserved by their election
: W. b. Payne has served the city
as recorder in 4 most acceptable
y manner and he deserves reelection
u The head Of the tickets the strong
~ est that could have Deen selected
Il Mr.. Grimshaw is a man IN whom tn
people have the utmost confidence
and we think we express the sent
If ment of the community when we sa,
W that his nomination meets with tn
: qualified approval of all the people
The nominees for councilmen ar
our best citizens, which is alone
sufficient guarantee that the trui
> conlded in them will be in safe hand;
S, The Winons' photograph medic
it. of the Thirty.Sixth general assemoI
II is o very fine piece of work. M
y" Vic. Krause, the artist, can fe
proud of it,