Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-05
'&XT COUNCIL
fGGESTIONS TO BIB MADE THIS
EVENING,
@ Wards Of the C.iy-SOms Of the
Who Fave Been Namst-Iao
Primaries Mex. Saturday
Afternoon.

7,---.ttc suggestion meetings will
held 40 the usual places I'm
several wards Of the city
va.az. for the selection Of csndi-
-.. Council, to be voted for at the
.r- charter election. From the
suggested a selection will be
s..tae primaries next Saturday, at
.. time candidates for Mayor, City
,--. City Clerk and Wharimaster
..,s8 le chosen. The selections so
lsv.I complete the city ticket, and
-sD uoc-acy will then close up the
-ss again and prepare all along the
me for another victory.
There Is going 20 be quite a rivalry,
some OF the wards, for the Council
rrat1ns, and this, together with
be- contest FOR Mayor, will likely bring
.rr- vote next Saturday. This
b. scarcely run over 3, 500, however,
lst-. prou.scuous voting OF Repubh-
'srs. % Democratic primaries, upon
b. rretexJ and another, as In years past
b. not be permitted, as the primary
5.0a will. be held nder the State
..T and none but avOwed and recOg-
-zsi members Of the party will be en-
b. ed t1 east ballot IN selecting the
candidates for Office.
For the First Branch OF Council, ia
he second ward, Mr.. Joseph Emsheim-
Pr and Albert q. Hadlich are mentioned
BOZ tho First Branch, 10 an the vacancy
uls.0ned by the expiration OF Mr..
EusleImer's term. For the Second
Branch, 10 the same ward, MesSrs. +.
=. Jsps0n, now President OF the Second
Branch, Henry Nau and George j.
Ns-l.sOn have been named.
Ia the Third ward William Filing
BAN. John NJ. Birch, Robert Simpson,
I.us Pollock, present Democratic
member of the First Branch, G. +.
5ludiass, A. A. Brock and Robert
s3lman have been mentioned.
In the Fourth MessrS. p. +. Farrell
nd A. n. Young are understood 70 be
b the fight for First Branch, while Ed
Yard Robertson, Peter Hoe, James Nc
finley. Fred Happy and several others
nave been named for Second Branch.
Ir tda Fifth ward II. II. Devries, NJ.
De- Bailey, John c. Hoffman, Sr., Phil
lip F5..ager and John Waterhouse are
luo1- those whose names have been
spoken of.
TO- tle Sixth voters are talking about
Berry c. Caldwell, Thomas Killeen, I.
W WezsI. j. p. O'Malley, Frank Cruise
Mi C. W. Ereiter.
Il tle Seventh ward it seems to be
bol, settled that C. II. Copp will be
chosen for the First Branch, but who
v.I stand for the Second Branch IS IN
certain. Dr. Z. G. Myers has been men
toned and so has j. S. NaylOr.
lu tle First and Eighth wards the
probable suggestions seem to be little
uncertain az this writing. In the First
Eugene Deiters has been mentioned for
he Second Branch and Alfred Paul for
as First but little is heard beyond
that
Secretaries OF to-nights suggestion
meetings are requested TO send list OF
Die names 90 this office Immediately az
tT tle adjournment OF the meetings.
The Republican City Executive Com
n.use has fixed upon next Friday even
ing AS tle date for their primaries for
he selection OF city candidates, but
seem t0 have taken no action regarding
suggestion meetings for the nomination
.or Couuc3men. They will probably
make l0 domination for WhaTfmaster,
end Thomas O.. Bennett will be the
lonrsa for City Sergeant, and most
Probably Charles Schultz for City Clerk.
d10 their nominee for Mayor will be is
o.yei In a good deal OF uncertainty.
There IS q strong undercurrent in favor
ON. b Scott, but what &c will amount
% very uncertain y. ID. Thompson
aud Henry Meyers have also been sug-
ses.e- .0r this Office, In addition to the
'lues heretofore printed in the Reels
EE'
Council. will meet in extra session TO-
borrow evening, when the election OH
-sis v. be selected and other business
0-aa,,ed with the coming election
Transacted.
1ls listing Of the voters is proceeding
'tP.1.g and the City Engineer is laying
VI '-a precincts on map.