The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-03-23
Democracy United Upon
Helntze and BoltWood
for the Street and
Water Board.
THE ALDERNANlG CANDIDATES
All the Primary Contests to Be
Friendly Union and Victory
the Watchword.

In accordance with the rules of the
Democratic City Committee. aspirants for
Office to be voted for at the approaching
eleetion have filed their petitions with
Secretary John j. Malvaney. The pros
pective candidates are all representative
men.
The only candidates for the Street and
Water Board nominations are Ferdinand
4Ieintze and Colonel Charles Boitwood.
They will, as a consequence, head the
ticket. All that remains now is to see
what vote they poll at the elective prim-
aries to be held Wednesday evening.
The petitions for the nominations of
Aldermen in the various wards are
First Ward-James Burns, one year
term; William J. Moran. two year term
Second Ward-David j. Buckley. John
J. HeaDy and Martin F. Lyman, all for a
two year term.
Third Ward-Archibald NJ. Henry two
year term.
Fourth ward-samuel G. Warren, two
year term.
Fifth Ward-Francis Donnelly and Chas
Maxwell, one year term; Patrick j. Muir
phy and John A. Tracy. two year term.
Sixth Ward-Anthony P Hauck, two
year term.
Seventh ward-Henry Gotthardt, one
year term; Edward Barr. two year
term.
Eight ward-Daniel NJ Shine. two year
term.
Ninth ward-John A. Knoeller. one
year; Frank A, Fallin and Frank Scott,
Tenth Ward-Francis ]. weis, two
year term.
Eleventh Rudolph E. Hartman
and Andrew J. Mellor for the one year
term: Dennis Mullins. two years
Twelfth Ward-John E. Baldt and
Robert cookson, one year term; Benja-
min W. Cohen, Arthur J. Corbett and
feorge Werner. two years.
In the Second ward there will be a
lively tussle. The candidates have
agreed, however, that whoever wins, he
is TO be given the support of the unsuc-
cessful aspirants
In the Fifth there will be a row. and
T. Smith, the ex-Superintendent of
Police, is responsible for it, "Christy''.
votes in the Fourth ward. but it is re-
ported that he wants to be leader.
His ambition is not likely to be gratf-
ned Il the young men of the Fourth
and Fifth wards have anything to say
about it. The Fourth ward is Demo-
cratic So is the Fifth. Christy it ap-
pears, has taken it into his head to-
Try TO run things in the Fifth John
Mulvaney, the committeeman, and all the
husthng element are out against him.
Iney have nominated Francis DonnelIy
ana Patrick ]. Murphy for tho one and
TWO year terms respectively Christy has
pitted Charles Maxwell and John A.
Tracy against them. The latter candi-
dates are from the Fourth precinct Mr..
Mulvaney's men represent different Sec
Tons They are young men and are sup
ported by the followers of Thomas Egan.
Ihere will be lively times at the PR
maries, but it is expected that Don
nelly and Murphy will win.
In the Ninth there will be a contest
For the two year nomination Frank Fa,-
IN VIII oppose Frank Scott. Scott is the
representative of Daniel Y. Lewis He
is making vigorous campaign. Fallin
mas host of friends and he is regarded
as winner # Scott wins he will be
strongly supported.
In the Eleventh Ward there viii he q
friendly contest between Rudolph Hart
man and Andrew j. Mellon. The gentle
men are friends. The winner is to be sup
pofaea py an the ward clubs
N the twelfth there will probably be
NOT contest For the one-year term
Nhefe are TWO aspmants and for the two
year term three. There viii be no fac
stlcnal nights after the winner is announc-
ea' democrats in all parts of the city are
OUT Tor the success OF the entire ticket.
me l'enocratie candidates fer con-
.Ssaois re.,1onn .Masker in the First
~aru' FRANK =, Hague John G Har-
i'sse aesl i1a ware =. os1raay IN the Sec