Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-15

Hugh Conwell, Thomas Mcmahon.
Henry Frick, George Rispen and Lee
Pau. As the 10 delegates. GEORGE
Foster. Dave Fitzgerald and Lee
Pau were appointed ward commit
teemen. The committee which had
been detailed to wait upon Mr..
Junge returned and reported that he
could not be found, and therefore
the caucus adjourned.
The committee succeeded in see
ing Mr.. Junge this morning. and he
consented to become candidate.
which fact viii! be received with ex-
IRENE satisfaction by the democrats
and citizens generally of the ward,
for they have the assurance in Mr.
.Junge of one of the best aldermen
that has ever represented the ward.
Sixth Ward
j. +. Dindinger presided over the
Sixth ward caucus, and l.. G.. Bland
ing was secretary. After an infor-
nal ballot. John Konoskv was nom
mated for alderman bv reclamation.
Delegates are: William Browner.
\. j. Roscniield. l.. G. Handing.
Peter Frey. William McCartv. +.
l.awlcr and Michael Brennan i. {.
Schnitzer was elected ward mem Der of
the city-township committee, and T.
LAWYER, +. c. Schnitzer and William
Browner were appointed ward com
mittecmcn.
Seventh ward.
In the Seventh ward j. +. Larkin
was appointed chairman. and Edwin
Ward secretary. Ferdinand Bein
was nominated for alderman, and
the following delegates were chosen
to the city-township convention: j.
f.. Larkin. j. W. Lawhead, +. Scho-
fer, William Bragdon. f. Bcin and
Edwin Ward. j. +. Larkin was
named as city committeeman.
Tonight's Convention.
Tonight the delegates selected last
night are to meet at Turner hall at
7:3O, pursuant to Chairman Vince
lan's call, to nominate candidates for
township Offices. Those being dis
cussed for supervisor and assistant
supervisors are: George Lamont.
George Durmann. Joseph Gcigcr.
Arthur Burial. George Simmon, F.
j. Staasscn. Henry Simmon, George
Aster; for collector, Oliver Graham.
George W. ID. Harris. Leo Deisen-
roth, II. Seidel, William Eckermann:
for assessor, George W. Henry, John
Barge.
Nominations in the County
Nominations in the various town
ships are for the most part vet to be
made. although most of ;he caucuses
will be held Saturday night. The
peoples party caucus was held in
Coc last Saturday, and :. W. Wood
burn was nominated for supervisor.
James Mcconnell for assessor, vii
liam Groah for collector, Charles
Upper for school trustee. Samuel
Woodburn for road commissioner.
and George Genung for clerk.
For the benefit of out-of-town eau
cuses we would state that the law
requires that the certificates OF nom
nations must be filed with the city
clerk by Monday, March 10, at y
o'clock.
Republican Primaries.
The republican primaries are TO be
held IN the various wards tonight for
the purpose OF nominating candidates
for aldermen and selecting delegates
to Saturday nights city-township
convention. Aspirants for the alder
manic nomination are:
First Ward-C. f. Bladcl, H.
Woods.
Second Ward--C. j. W. Schrcincr.
Albert johnson, j. &. Hotter. George
Lam bert.
Third Ward-James johnson. Da-
vid Don.
Fourth Ward-D. +. Noftsker. ).
J. Collins.
Fifth Ward-George Schneider, &.
T. Knox.
Sixth Ward-William Kennedy. +.
j. Scarlc
Seventh Nard-A. T.. Nelson. Har-
ry &. Brooks. William Robb.