The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-12-12
4 FAIR And 4 Fight
Two Things in Which the Green
vile Republican League
Is Interested.

AT the meeting of the Greenville Re-
publican League last evening prepara-
tions were made for the war with the
Minkakwa C1ub which will be waged
at the coming primary for the election of
delegates to the County Committee.
The candidates to be Supported by the
club were selected but their names
could not be learned, as the members
refused to give for publication any in
formation which might aid the Minkak-
was in the fight. President Rose, when
interviewed regarding the action of the
clubs delegates at the meeting of the
Ward Association on Monday evening,
said that the Minkakwa Club members
had no Just cause for complaint regarding
the re-appointment of the delegates.
All the first meeting of the Ward As
sociation." said he, 'it was thought that
each precinct in the ward would be en-
titled to an additional delegate, but I'M
der the amendment to the constitution
of the County Committee, the ward was
allotted but three delegates. The second,
third. fourth and sixth precincts are all
represented by three delegates. The first
precinct is without a delegate while the
fifth has but two. We decided to give
each of these precincts a delegate. The
Remaining delegate we give to the
Sixth precinct. because the term of one
of the delegates there has expired.
THE Minkakwa Club wanted a delegate
in both the Second and Fourth precincts.
These precincts we admit. have the larg-
they be allowed four delegates while the
First precinct is not represented In the
County Committed? Our delegates did
previous meeting. when a Joint primary
was decided upon be changed, because
not one of them voted in favor of it.and
under Parliamentary rule could not move
that it be reconsidered."
were made for the, fair. which will be
opened at the clubhouse on Monday and
continue until Saturday. The commit
tee has spared no effort to make the af-
fhasilrd the h Grssns ynSSeessful Of Its n kind ever ef
pretty and useful articles have already
been donated. and there. will be every
has been set apart for the County League
of Republican Clubs. the officers and
Copied the Invitation to attend that even
The committees that will superintend
General Executive Committee. Charles
s. Bennett. Chairman: Charles A. Rose.
ylce-ChaLrman; Robert ". struthers.
lam A. Rose, Assistant Treasurer; Will
lam j. Jordan. Alonzo Calhoun, Robert
Lutz, Charles r. sock Socks; Alexander x
Petty, Harry F. Peterkin and Henry
Rehan,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES John Nor
rel. William A. Rose. Henry Rehan.
Printing--Robert W. Struthers. Alex
ander Richter. Harry Peterkin.
Inyentory-Robert Lutz, "A. J. Cal
Decsorafionn-Robert W s~truthers..
Matron-Miss Josie Petty.
The young ladies who will have charge
of the various booths are as follows
Candy-Misses Nellie Henderson and
Agnes Petty.
Flowers-Misses Jennie Lamberson and
Gertie Petty.
Fancy-Misses Ella Gorsuch and Katie
Johnson.
Christmas-Mrs. H. T. Peterkin and
Mrs. A. T.. Calhoun. Misses Katie and
Maggie Mclaughlin and Miss Beany.
Lemonade--Misses Jennie Bottle and
Fanny Webb.
Frdt-Misses Andrews and Annie
Lewis.
Pound .able-Misses Laura Piercy and
Hilderman.
Art Ganery-Mr. A. J.. Calhoun.