The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-01-28
BOROUGH CONVENTIONS.
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TmRp WARD.
Ward ia Iehiphton Borough met in
public convention at Zach lfom's popu-
lar Mansion House On north First
street. Friday evening. pursuant TO the
call of Committeeman Samuel Seller.
Jonathan Kistler and Tobias Buss 4
large number Of Democrats were pre-
sent. The meeting organized bv elect
ing II. V. Mortimer. Sr.. proprietor of
the CARBON ADVOCATE, as chairman;
James Esch and ID. H. Long were the
secretaries.
The following ticket was nominated.
Councilman for one year, Joseph
Isiman.
School Directors. for three years, NJ.
o. BRYAN: for two years. Ed Schmidt.
Judge Of Elections. diltnn George
Clauss.
Inspector OF Elections, Charles A..
Wagner.
Ward Couferees. Samuel Seller,
Jonathan IIistler and John Hank. Jr.
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IN Vl inSt SATURDAY evening al the
hailey liolsse' pal lhWaiSi tle DeIll1cra,
NC hosts Oh tne tlrst NaId assembled
as per the eau OF Somlnltteemen' Dr.
~, ~ " 1-eI, JalileS =, 9llliIn allo 're9rge
w @ Niot IuiileI L ne party we wen re-
l,,. pIeleIt,eo, Il'lI9s w nlll'luer uelnE
Zab- Nh Ne,,linar+ nrt'' NTat,,o,,, ~
kamer. Jere Roth, w. I. Peters. Richard
Rooms, James =. Smith, Henry Graver,
DR.. Zern aud others. George w.
Mortimer. editor of the CARBON NJ.
yOCATE, was unanimously chosen chair
man. Henry }. Bretney and John II.
Esch, were secretaries. The chairman
stated the object of the meeting and
the first business was to instruct the
confeeres to use all honorable efforts
to secure the nomination of DIR. j. G.
Zern for Burgess. On a motion that
the chair appoint the conferees the
following gentlemen we're named,
James p Smith. II. V. Mortimer, Jr,
and w. George Miller.
The following ticket was put in
nomination:
pt,i,.hIial GoJnc,liiien' e. i9n ono sea'i Jucoo
Frantz. for three wears Ezra Newharf
school Directors, for two years,
Joseph Reinheimer: for one year John
Hotteustine: for thrRe wears. Richard
Rooms.
Judge of Elections. w. |. Peters.
Inspector of Elections. J. J. Roth.
Mr.. Nathan Ueilman was endorsed
for tax collector,
Crco>.r U,rr
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thele was qulte splrlted meeting
OF the Democratlc people ot the second
Narq at the popular LNcnahge lIotel'
ON MONDAY evening Mr' FRANK Obert
] WAS made chairman. and O. \ { 'IanCG
acSedas secretary
Inc following nominations we're
liits%o, Tn,,,oiln,or ,,, ,,,roo,.oors ,t,n.i.
Y. Trexler
school Directors, for three years, o.
| A. Clauss; Iof one year John ODeIt.
Judge OF Elections, abraham horn.
inspector OF Elections, Robert
Hebefllng.
Conierees, MahIon kelchard, W. H.
bennlnger ana I. n. Brlnkmah.
Inc ticket Is II GOOD one.
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let, n, ' IHD,,J IoItniltlel, Gita ,II'p.;,z a.
", '9fe1bu 2 pa w aIu' Cnar'e9 pri''Ni'iai' anu
Third Ward Ion Kietlar SnmnaI
Seller and John Hauk.
II. V. Mortimer, Jr., was made
chairman: Charles Brinkmen and w
G.. Miller we're secretaries, and the fol
lowing nominations we're made:
Burgess-Dr J. G. Zern.
Tax Collector-Na Nathan Heilman.
Overseer of the Poor Peter Helm.
Auditor-J. II. Esh.
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SECOND WARD.
The Republicans of the Second Ware
met on Mohaay eHening anu put II
lloI,llllduiou y, we, loli1MluR tlcheI' -
= you. OouhciIuial' LOT uiiree ye"rS' W. y
NUM-.
o,.Iii 1Gnool ,I.t' DirecIUlS' lor three years
MlliiaIi NihI Milciien' ior one year. y
Drel1eioles; ,,,
2guuse Is ol EieGSlols, IgSNls, mos oeiteru,
HlP iHnsPsecIor Ps OF III Eieetlohs, HW Johh iummS 4;
NoIilereeS' "; W. beper' l. .. NocI