The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-12-01
WEST HAVEN NOMINATIONS.
Republican Borough Caucus Held Ht the Town Hall Last EveninE--Ihe Nominees of tue Democratic Caucus:

Republican Borough Caucus Held At the
 Town Hall Last EveninE--Ihc Nominees
 of tho Democratic Caucus
 The West Haven republican borough caucus was held in the court room of the West Haven town hall at 8 o'clock last evening and was largely attended by the republican voters of the bor- ough. crowding the court room to Its utmost capacity. Ex-Sheriff H. F. Wheeler. chairman of the republican borough committee, called the meeting to order. James H. Reynolds was elect ed chairman and Attorney George W. Adams secretary.
 A formal ballot for warden was then taken: 59 votes were cast. of which E. J. Crawford received 4s. The vote was made unanimous and he was declared nominated. MT. Crawford Is the pres ent warden of the borough, and is the well known real estate dealer.
 John Wilkinson received the nomina- tion for first burgess, receiving 38 out of 5s votes. MT. Wilkinson is a manu- facturer of confectionery on Main ciiGGtp " "Col IldNChs
 In the balloting for second burgess there was no choice on the first and second ballots. On the third ballot John Brown the harness maker on George street, this city, received S3 out of 58 votes cast. His nomination was made unanimous.
 Adolphus J. Thompson, chief of the West Haven fire department, received 39 votes out of 59 cast in the balloting for third burgess. His nomination was made unanimous.
 The nomination for clerk was then in order. George E. Bailey, secretary and treasurer of the Stafford Printing com pany, this city, received 49 votes. His nomination was made unanimous.
 Dr.tJohn F. Barnett was nominated for treasurer by exclamation.
 Rollin I. Hine received the nomina- tion for tax collector. F.,
 Egbert B. Pardee and Andrew B. Wilkinson were nominated for asses. sors by exclamation. MT. Pardee is at present one of the assessors, Mr. Will kinson Is the well kricwSi tinner aud plumber. l''4
 For auditor the present republican auditor, Thomas E. Newton, was re- nominated. MT. Newton is newsdeal- CT at West Haven. ..a
 H. P. Wheeler was nominated for baiIiff, receiving A votes.
 H. B: Wheeler, Israel A. Kelsey and WaltervaA. Main were elected as the republican borough committee for the ensuing year.
 The election comes off next Monday. WEST HAVEN DEMOCRATIC BOROUGH
 NOMINATIONS.
 The West Haven democratic borough caucus was held Thursday evening and the following ticket was nominated:
 For warden, Dennis A. Kimberly; first burgess, Lewis B. Warner; second burgess, Charles T. Sherman; third burgess, David Monohan; clerk, Adri- an c. Heitman: auditor. Robert B. Macdonald; treasurer, Dr. John F. Bar nett: tax collector, Frank Wilcox: as- sessors, Alfred Powell, William E. Thomas; bailiff, Michael Donovan, the present bailiff.
 MT. Kimberly, the candidate for war den, conducts a teaming business. MT. Warner and MT. Sherman are both car penters and builders. MT. Heitmann Is the present clerk. MT. Powell one of the candidates for assessor, is en- 'ployed by the baker, B. D. Brown. MT. Thomas, the other candidate, runs the New Haven and Savin Rock express.