The Portland daily press., 1895-02-20
DEERING.
Republicans Gathered in Caucus Last
Night.

Mayor.
The Republican caucusses were held
last evening. These were the results in
the several wards:
WARD ONE
IN this ward W. P. Osborne was chair
man, and W. W. Merrill clerk. These
were the nominations:
Alderman--Ezekiel II. Hanson.
onstable-Daniel May berry.
Warden-T. d. Hooper.
Clerk-Wallace G. Knapp.
City Committee-F. B. Fowler, E. L.
Cobb, Howard E. Knight, Herman W.
Lunt.
Mayoralty Delegates-W. P. Osborne,
WV. Merrill, Z. B. Sargent.
Delegates to the convention were un-
instructed,
WARD TWO.
The chairman was DR.. A. M. Parker,
and the clerk G. II. Carter. These were
the nominations:
Alderman Reuel Small.
arden-A bner Lowell
Clerk-Frank S. Wallace.
Consta ble-Henry Booth.
Mayoralty Delegates-Robert B. Low,
Cyrus B. Varney, Charles q. Carter.
Ward Committee-Charles H. Carter,
Walter Ell. Hawkes., Robert B. Low, Chas.
S. Farnham.
WARD THREE.
Mr.. Frank P. I ibbetts called the meet
ing to order. John W. Turner wasssap-
pointed chairman, and MIR. Il. n. Files
On, Of Nv
Hawkes., the nomination of Alderman
Davis to succeed himself was made by
reclamation. Nominations for constable
were made from the floor, and Messrs.
Michael Connors and Henry j. Ilsley
were named. M. W. Best, Thomas Malone
and Thomas Files were appointed to re-
ceive, sort and count votes. Henry W.
Ilsley had 80 votes and Michael Con-
nors had s. Thomas E. Malone was NOM
mated for ward clerk, Walter f. Goodrich
for warden and Winslow Hawkes., John
W. Turner, Jr., Herbert E. Neal and
Thomas S. Files for ward committee.
The real contest came in the nominating
of delegates to the mayoralty conven-
ton.
Leander Clark moved that they vote
for these delegates one man at time.
ave don't want to have any gag about
this thing" he said.
Finally, after much halloting, the fol-
lowing were nominated: Alfred A.
Stevens, John W. Turner and George A.
Hall, the first of whom favors Aver and
the other two Jacobs.
WARD FOUR.
jim. Read was chosen chairman, and
G. Frank Jones clerk. These were the
nominations:
Alderman-Albert S. Berry.
nstable-Chauncey r. Berry.
CIerk-Albert Chapman.
Warden-F. E. c. Robbins.
City Commi Gtee-Albert r. Berry,
William E. Willard, Daniel Reed, SD.
Coleman.
Delegates to Mayoralty Convention
Thomas N. johnson, Elijah J. Pinkham,
George Smith.
WARD FIVE.
IL. Elder was elected chairman, and
Fred V. Matthews clerk. These were
the nominations:
Alderman-Arthur W. Pierce.
Consta ble-Fred E. Wheeler.
Ward Clerk-Almou S. Hill.
Warden-J. H. Ward.
City Committee-Charles W. Foster,
Fred V. Matthews, Albert g. Bragg,
George FL. Wyman.
Delegates to Mayoralty Convention
John II. Ward, Elbridge Matthews, AL
bert G. Bragg.
WARD SIX.
Lorenzo Dyer was elected chairman,
and George W. ST., John clerk. These
were the nominations:
Alderman-C.W W. Small.
Consta ble-Geo. W. St. John.
Warden-George H. Lid back.
Ward Clerk-Geo. ". ST. John.
City Committed. j. Lid back, George
F. Gage. J.P. Smith, W. H. Roberts.
" Mayoralty Delegates-George W. St.
John, S. II. Brown, Nelson L. Worthley.
n WARD SEVEN.
The chairman was Andrew Halves, and
the secretary E. H .O'Brion. These were
the nominations:
AIderman-C. E. Gooid.
Consta ble-George B. Jacobs.
Warden-E. H. Bennett.
Clerk-E. G. O'Brion.
Mayoralty Delegates-Harry Chenery,
E. H Bennett, and Freeman Gowan.
The delegates to the mayoralty conven-
tion will meet at p. M, Thursday, at
City Hall, to nominate candidates for
mayor, auditor and three members of
the school committee.
The indications are that a majority of
the mayoralty delegates will favor WV.
Mitchell for mayor.
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS IN WARD
ONE.
The adjourned caucus of the Dem ocrat-
ic voters of Ward 1, Deering, met at the
school hous Sc at Lunt's Corner last eve.
ming.
Marx Jordan was elected chairman,
and CO. Waite secretary. The following
nominations were made for candidates
for ward officers, to be supported at the
municipal election March 4th: