Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-27
POLITICAL POINTERS.
A Strong School Ticket Placed In Nom
 nation by the Democrats.


 nation by the Democrats. Alderman P. Halpin pre- ,ided at the con- vention of delegates to make nominations for the democratic school ticket last night and James H. Freney was clerk. The fol- lowing were appointed a committee on ere dentials: John SomervIlle, Michael Spell man, A. NJ. Guilfoile and John O. Downey. The committee reported all delegates present. The nomination of members of the board of education was then taken up. For first member the Very Rev A. Mulcahy received the total vote and was declared the nominee of the eau GUS. For second member Dr E. W. Me Donald received the total vote and was de- clared the choice for second place on the ticket. For third member Dr John F. Hayes received 17 votes and Dr J. D. Freney 10. The nomination of Dr Hayes was made formal and unanimous. For fourth place the ballot resulted: Dr Freney II. Dr B. A. 0'Hara II. The re- suit was the same up to the eighth ballot when Dr O'Hara received 12 votes and Dr Freney 10. The nomination ot Dr O'Hara was made formal and unanimous. For first member of the district committee A. J. Wolff received all the votes and was de- clared the nominee. On the first ballot for second place John H. Moran received 9 votes. J. J. Mcdonald and NJ. Begnal 5. The second ballot was the same. On the third ballot John H. Moran received votes, J. J. Mcdonald and NJ. Begnal .. Fourth ballot: M. Begnal II, John H. Moran and J. J. Mcdonald ?. On the fifth ballot, NJ. Begnal received 15 votes. and John H. Moran g. Mir Begnal was declared the nominee for second place. For third member, John J. Mcdonald re- ceived 12 votes and John Fl. Moran 10. Mir Mcdonald was declared the choice for third member. For clerk. Thomas J Moran received the unanimous vote and was declared the nominee. For treasurer. William c. Keenan received II votes and John W. Burns II. The second and third ballots were the same. On the fourth ballot Delegate Thomas Wagner of the third ward changed from Mir Keenan to Mir Burns, giving the latter 12 and the former 10 Mir Burns was declared the nominee for treasurer. For auditor. Pat rick Barry received the total vote and was declared the nominee.
 PopuIist Nominations. The local populist party has nominated this ticket:
 Selectmen, Charles D. Weaver and Wal ter F. Wall.
 Clerk, Paul G Schultze jr.
 Treasurer. John Bottome.
 Agent of town deposit fund. Charles D. Weaver.
 Tax collector, James Lyons.
 Assessors. John T. Harrison and Will liam O'Neill.
 Board of relief Dennis J. Cooney and Patrick Malone.
 Coustables. Jos ph Baril William Quick. John F. Secrecy and Hezekiah w. Martin.
 Grand jurors. Henry NJ Perry. Peter C. Defendort and Maurice H. Waas.
 Town scheol visitors, Thomas E shepard John A Osborne.
 Auditor. John Pyne.
 Registrar of voters. Thomas German.
 CITY.
 Clerk, Frank E. Webster
 Treasurer. James J. Carey.
 Auditor. Fred Fl. Doll.
 Sheriff, James Stout.
 Water commissioner, William F. Ennis. Agent of Bronson library fund, Frederick Goppelt.
 FIRST WARD.
 Alderman, Lawrence O. Morgan Councilmen. Charles Fuchs, James Egan. Theobold Cruse John $. Hayes and John Murphy.
 SECOND WARD
 Alderman, George E Lambert.
 Councilmen, James J. Prior, Timothy F. Garren. William J Doyle. Patrick F. Deeley. James J. German.
 THIRD WARD.
 Alderman Charles c. Meyers
 Councilmen. James Eaters, Philip Ryan. Bernard Kelly. Charles Myrtle and James Mulligan.
 FOURTH WARD.
 Alderman. Ellsworth J. Tyler.
 Councilmen. Robert Quinn. Guy c. Pol lard, John McEyoy, P .trick G. Egan and Charles Monaghan.
 SCHOOL.
 Board of education. Dr W. F. Hinckley. Timothy Conway, Dr J. T. Tonks. Ferdi- nand Snyder.
 Clerk. John Hyland.
 Treasurer James Nolan.
 District committee Patrick McGovern. Arsene E. Babin and Daniel F. Murray. Auditor, John F. Conway.