San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-11
POLITICAL GOSSIP.
WHO WILL BE IN THE con-
SDMME VERY SOON?
That is the Question 1hat all or the
Candidates and Many of the
People are Asking and
the Reason WiIl
Soon be Found
Out.

The first public meeting to name a can
didate for mayor, which has attracted at
tention and at the same time afforded
amusement was the one held at Rische'S
Opera house Monday night Shoemaker
Lopez, who called the meeting to order, is
now deserving of great deal of Sympa
thy. He had called the meeting and it
was captured. When he went on to state
the object of the NEE ing which had al
ready been organized, he then said he
did not believe that it would be
wise to hold the meeting so he
proposed to hold it some other time. The
meeting which went on just as hard had
made him secretary, and after adjourning
he and his followers were holding one or
their own and announced that they were
going to form Shardien club. This was
rather rough on their candidate Joe Beck
n ann in whose interest they had called
the meeting. He will have to look after
Lopez and his followers because the last
seen of them last night they were in the
hands OF Joe Braden, a pronounced ad-
ministratIon man.
Another meeting was held last night
which was more in the nature of a caucus
OF republicans. 1t made up a slate. The
slate was not, however, confined to repub-
lean candidates. 1t was, as far as could
be learned, as follows: Mayor, George
Paschal: recorder, 5. w. McAlliSter, as
SCISSOR, G. Frasch; aldermen at large, A.
&. Schriver b. +. Yuakum, Ii. D. Ramp
mann and Gen. G. w. Russ.
The city administration ticket as far as
agreed upon and has been learned is:
Mayor, Phil. Shardein; recorder, Her.
man Heiligmann: Collector A. |. lock
wood: auditor, A. Cohen; engineer. NJ.
Locke; attorney, John Green.
A caucus held this morning selected the
following candidates, who are not ac-
credited to either the county or city ad
mIniStration's support: Mayor, d. Quasso;
recorder, W. G. SnelI collector, John
Loustanau; assessor, Jacob Weber:
attorney, Richard Buckley; engineer,
George Jagge, w. S. Hadley; Hen
ry SalIawoy, and C. Runge, Alder
men No l. j U. Mueller, No. 2. Santiago
Villanueva, No. 3. Antonio RivaS, No. q.
F. S. imarg, No. Joe Boelhauwe, No. 6.
Charl ; Perher. No. Z. Charles Magger
Stadt. No. s. A. Stoves.
Sine the city council has appointed
ad Interim Messrs. James p. Hickman
and Joe BOelhauwe as alderr en- for the
nrSt and fifth wards respectively it is pro-
ba bic that both of these gentlemen will be
he administration candidates during the
coming election. In the fifth ward be-
81 eS Boelhauwe the present incumbent
Mr.. Hoefing is likely to run and so are
Messr>. James Murphy and B. +. Johu-
son.
There is a new Richmond in the field in
the sixth ward in the person of Mr. Will
liam Will no is an extensive property
holder of hat ward. The present incu-
bent Ia that ward alderman William
cumstances will be run again for alder
man.
Mr.. A. DreiSS had consented to run for
alderman of the 18th ward. How. when
or where the meeting for the nomination
OF the administration ticket will be held
has not yet been divulged but that 1t Is
likely to be held within the next few days
is very probable.