The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-10-14
ON THE OFFICIAL LIST.
Candidates Whose Names
Have Been Duly
Filed.
THERE WILL BE SOME BLANKS
What Leading Lawyer Says
About Destinations and the
Filling OF Vacancies.

fASlin5 Vi aCdHOiCcs
This is the last day on which candi-
dates nominated by convention or petit
tion may file the certificate of their nomi-
nation. Subjoinea is list Of those
candidates who have SO far complied
witn the requirements of the law.
1t will be noticed In the Republican list
that the name of William A. Lewis, for
State Senator, remains. His certificate OF
nomination was filed, but his acceptance
thereof has not been endorsed upon 1t.
A lawyer who is thoroughly posted on
the election law said today that II Mr..
Lewis did not file today formal declara-
tion as provided by the election law, the
nomination Of State Senator on the Re-
publican ticket must remain vacant.
The law specifically directs certain
nomination to succeed Mr.. Lewis can be
made. Unless this is done the nonina-
tj~ of Humphrey w. Carr is valueless to
-ne Republican party, even should he ac-
cept
The same may be said of H. T.
member Of Assembly in the Second Dis
-ance of the nomination and
subsequently notified his constitu-
ents that he declined to
be a candidate. Before any other canal
formal declination of Mr.. Mclaughlin
must be filed with the County Clerk.
The same also may be said of John
Nfmmo, who was nominated by the Re
publican party in the Fourth district He
formally accepted and filed his acceptance,
l.. lrv.
These formalities must be gone through
today or, according to my legal informant,
the places they were nominated for must
remain blank on the ticket.
It will also be seen by the list annexed
that the Prohibitionists have not vet filed
any certific ates of nominations for mem
bers Of Assembly.
The sociaiistic labor party has filed
but one nomination for membe OF AS
sembiy, aud the Jeffersenians have no
candidates for State Senator or Coroner
The official list to date is IS follows:-
THE COUNTY TICKETS.
DEMocRATIc.-stat senator:-Ro
S. Hudspeth.
Surrogate;- H. O'Nsil
Director-at- -Large:--August NJ. Brugge-
mann.
Coroners:-John Faherty, Gustav A.
Boyer.
REPUBLICAN State senator:-W William
A. Lewis,
Surrorate:-R Richard A. williams.
Director or-at-Largs:-David A. Peleubet.
Coroners:-Samnel Armstrong, Joseph
Locke.
JEFFERsoNIAN LA BoR PARTY; by petition.
Surrogate:-WilliamB B. Rankin:
Director-at -Large:- Henry Puttberg.
SOCIALIST LABOR; by petition.
State Senator:-Joseph Giilfar.
Surrogate:-WilliamC Camp.
Dirertor-at-L -Largei-Fr Frederick Meissner.
Coroner:-James Meyer.
PRoH1BITIoN:-By petition signed by
2o8 persons.
State eSenator:-Stephen B. Ransom.
Surrogate:-JamesA A. Stewart.
-at-Large:-Theo. K. Ferree.
Coroner:-Kelly Hester.
ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.
DEMOCRATIC
Thomas Magner.
Edward r. Mclaughlin.
(No declipation tled.)
8 James Tumulty.
Patrick H. O'Neill.
5 George A. Heaney.
Timothy j. Carroll.
Martin Lawle5s.
James Moylan.
Q Michael j Gayle.
10 Cornelius j. Tahen.
II John Zeller.
REPUBLICAN.
Dist.
l. Charles w. Fuller.
q J. Herbert Potts.
g. Henry Ewald.
John Nimmo (No declination filed.)
s. Daniel F.. Shea.
g. Frank 4. Lockwood.
T. Francis McElhone.
s O. to II. Albanesius.
g. James Campbell
TO- Arthur Setz.
II. George j. Schwartz.
JEFFERsONIAN LABOR
Dist
g. Patrick Sheeran.
A. Ed. j. McCaffery.
5. Henry e. Gruber.
o. Maurice Walsh.
T. Francis McElhone.
H. Samuel A. Besson.
~. SOCIALIST LABOR.
Dist.