The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-01-23
READY FOR
THE BATTLE.
Candidates for the Citizens NOmina-
tiOnS are in Line.
THEY ARE QUITE NUMEROUS
The Candidates and Standing Committee
Will Hold a Meeting Tonight to Make
Final Arrangements.

There will be an important meeting of
the Citizens Standing Committee at the |
headquarters of the Shenandoah Repub |
lican League, Rerowich building, atseven
o'clock this evening, when the committee
will meet and confer with all candidates
for office who have complied with the
rules relative to the primaries to be held
on Friday night.
1t is highly essential that every candi-
date be in attendance at the meeting as
the discussions will touch upon the inter
est of each and they should be there to
preserve that interest, if necessary.
There is considerable business to be
transacted before the primaries can be
opened, such as deciding upon the dis
tribution of tickets, selecting watchers,
etc., in all of which the candidates are
| the most interested.
The time which was allowed candidates
to have their names placed upon the
tickets closed last night, and Treasurer
John L. Hassler added several names to
the roll.
The absence of candidates for Judge OF
Election and Inspector was conspicuous
In fact, no candidate for either office In
any of the wards was enrolled. Under
the rules adopted the Standing Committee
will fill these vacancies on the tickets
tonight, 50 that all tickets will be fl led
with regular candidates.
The candidates or offices in the First
and Second wards remain as announced
in yesterdays issue of the HERALD. In
the Third ward the candidates for Bor-
ough Council have been increased to
three, Messrs A. y. Lamb and David R..
James having presented their names in
addition to that of William Neiswender.
There are two candidates for School
Director in this ward, 7. r. Edwards and
r. A. Davenport
Two additional candidates have ap-
peared in the Fourth ward. They are
Henry L. Jones and John A. Grant, and
they seek the nomination for School
Director. Edward D. Beddall is the third
candidate. An important development
in connection with the campaign in this
ward is the withdrawal of Joseph Dad
dow from the contest for School Director
He was the first candidate in the tielt
and was the only one up to yesterday
William Patterson, of the same ward, ha
a qualified as a candidate for Assessor.
The only change in the list of Fiftl
ward candidates is the placing of Johl
Shuts name as a candidate for Assessor
There is but one candidate for BorougI
Auditor He is Jacob Bamberger.
: The candidates for High Constable ar
the same as previously announced.
All the ward tickets are now complet
with the exception of names for Judge
1t of Election and Inspectors, which will b
Is supplied by the committee and If ther
'e are any people in the borough desirous
9. serving the community in any of the ele
't tive offices to be filed this spring they wi
a. be obliged to foregoing the pleasure of a.
8, pearing as candidates before the Citizer
10 primaries, as only votes cast for regult
3, candidates can be counted. If an
N should feel aggrieved they have then
r selves to blame for tardiness, as the con
mIttee exerted itself to give everybod
fair notice of the Crawford county systel
-, and the committee rules.
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