The herald., 1894-10-21


tickets to be voted for at the primaries
Monday were held in the various wards
OF the city last night. They were not
all harmonious, as will be seen from the
reports from the different meetings.
First ward-F W. steddom, w. W. Everett
A. L. Meiger, w. II. Pierce, V. V. Gray, II. A.
Bond, Homer Kennedy, Nathan Cole, u, NJ ID.
Johnson, J. G. Whitaker, X. A. Ling, Chas W.
Wat RS. c. L. Hansen, f. A. GYile, J.. H.
Barnhill, J. S. Herwick, w. NJ Haun, r. Dod-
SON ]. J. Mooney NJ A. Piercc,W, !. shanklen,
l. S, Chapman, n. Berch, II. b. Dibble.
There were 1888 votes cast, and the
caucus instructed for q. W. Stockwell
for councilman and w. a. Kennedy for
the board OF education. The meeting
was badly split up on the mayoralty.
SECOND WARD.
Thirty-eighth precinct-C Il Day, c. Winters
wv Long, X N Frick, John Bradbury.
Thirty-ninth precint--E Fargo, Copeland
C C Bonnell, NJ Lancaster l. b Butler.
Fortieth precinct-Leo Longley, N Hanna,
c, ank, B L Hes d Matlock, II Smith, J
Forty-first precinct Geo Willard, f Hughes,
W E Ludlow, C W Gridley ] swanberg, q II
ST ssi, ms.
Forty-second precinct-Fred Fisher, Geo P
McLain W F Ball, Hampton Hutton. Henry
Henderson, Halcomb
Forty,third precinct--J Gr CORY, Frank
Gillespie, + Banholt. f Lanterio, ii W Pat
Forty-fourta precinct H DeGarmo, H
Martin. a stump, J II scheck, L Bouton.
Forthwith precinct-W J Hamilton, Thos
Goss, II Steere, Chas Smith, Lawson.
THIRD WARD.
The caucus, which was held at the
rooms of the County Republican club.
on Second street, ended in a row. Major
w. G, Furrey was chosen chairman, and
Immediately a motion to adjourn wss
carried. The meeting was then called to
order again bv Judge Widney. who in
sisted on putting his ticket in nomna-
ton, After hot discusaion, there was
another adjournment. r. d. Wade an
nounced his candidacy for q renomina-
ton for city tax collector. One faction
called the Carlisle faction, adj burned to
Justice Austin's courtroom, and it is
understood lthst other caucnsss were
held. and number of tickets will be in
the field Monday.
FOURTH WARD.
w. 8, Spencer. w. N Laws, o. NJ. Anderson,
Joseph Ancell, r. N. Thompson, F. A. Irwin, P.
p Wilcox T. G. Mckee, J. L. Living one a.
n Francisco j. D.. Todd, Allen, j.. A. os-
good, j. H. Drain, f. w. Young, s. &. Johnson
". G. Finch, A. o. Adams, J. II. Book, ]. NJ.
Riley b. w. Lee, c. Il. Baldwin, H. G. Register
l., Martindale, J. i. sShand, j. W. Vaughn, w.
p James, ". Hollingsworth, L. f. Mass, j. d.
McCandless, G. A. Warner
SIXTH WARD.
Twenty-frst precinct-Wilber o Dow, Gee
Compere, Geo Weir Bryant
Twenty-second precinct-Chas Strange C l.
Batcheller, Doane. A Deckman, Allen
Gillian, W NJ Budinger.
Twenty-thiid precinct-J Baxt r T Il Deer
ing X McKeon, Ii l. Tubbs A w Marsh s
Gowan, J w Fawver, kudsill.
J. w. Hinton wRs chairman and Chss.
Udell secretary. A resolution WAS adopt
ed that the names OF the nominees for
councilmen and board OF educai o be
printed on the caucus ticket and be
veted for at the primaries, those recsiy.
iny the highest votes to be the nom
inees. The following were the nominees
Of the caucus for councilmen; Frank
Waleh, G. r. Paul, q. A. Howard, Gill
bert Smith. For school board: Thos.
Baseett, and f. ". Stern. 1t was shown
by the applause that Frank Walsh lor
council and Thos. Bassett for the school
board were in the lead.
SEVENTH WARD.
When the caucus assembled there wal
a split upon the chaiamenehip, w. W.
Ho,comb and Geo. W. Knox both aepir
ing. The mseting adjourned without
making any ticket Snd will 6ghs it out al
the primaries.
EIGHTH WARD.
The meeting was called to order BY