The record-union., 1899-09-24
LANDS LIST OF DELEGATES.
THOSE WHO ARE TO OPPOSE
THE CAUCUS MEN.
Last Nights Caucus in the Eighth
Ward-Democratic Factions
to Act To-Day.

that it will, under the new State pri-
mary law, present a fair field for all
rival candidates.
The Republican caucuses held on
Friday evening and that of last even
ing in the Eighth Ward were given full
publicity and were open to all Repub
licans There were no splits and no
division of sentiment manifested, and
the persons selected for delegates are
above the average of those put up by
caucuses under the old system.
Ordinarily this would mean little OPP
position at the primary but Mayor
Land will run rival ticket in each
ward, on the assumption that a major
ity of the caucus delegates are not fa-
vorable to his denomination, but will
stand for George H. Clark for Mayor
Yesterday circulars were mailed to
voters in all the wards, in the interest
of Mayor Land, warning them against
being dominated by certain persons
named as bosses and making the
startling announcement that the oppo-
sition delegates to be voted for on
Tuesday will go to the convention un-
pledged.
A j. Rhoads is handling Mayor
Lands campaign, and has headquar-
ters in the Golden Eagle Hotel, where
he is attended by his lieutenants, who
receive and execute his instructions.
Following are the Land Cor opposition)
tickets in the several wards:
First Ward-William Land, w. A.
Anderson, George X. Rider, B. Hodson,
w H. Sherburn, E. l.. Zemansky, J..
Norton, S. Maroney, H. Bidwell, l.. E..
Friedman, Max Ginsberg, Rob't Young,
D. Flaville, Ralph Donahue, James
German, George Davidson, A W. Nor
rison, l. J. Simmons
Second Ward-Fred Schneider, J. H.
Schacht, Ed McEwen, c. N. Smell, Dan
McSweeney, w. H. Hamilton, F. Bic
wener, ]. J. King, F. s. Hotchkiss, H.
Shulmeyer, A. Mendis, H. w. Schacht,
M Lopisich Andrew Miller A. ]. Silva,
j. Crone, A. Schaden.
| Third Ward-Clinton L. White, Eu-
gene Aram, Oscar Ross, r. H Petit,
E. H. Mckee w. r. Campbell, A. Pop
ert, Frank Lohmeyer William Turton,
| George P. Sellinger, J.. w. Todd, Albert
Grubbs, M. Coleman, Joseph Santos, E.
Coty, E. B. Jackson, James Kenney,
| P A Miller, F. Cady, Frank De Costa,
Peter Patterson, B. Matheny, Joseph
Torres
| Fourth Ward-Chas. Sellinger, VIM.
Beckman, A. Meister, II. w. Bragg,
Albert E. Stearns, Frank E. Leith, Ru-
dolph Nobel Sid Eldred, Dr. A. M Nc
Collum, James B. Devine, Chris
Schmid, Hobart Person, Fred Starr, DIR.
c. o. Cartwright, Felix J. Sermonet,
Geo. P. Putnam, Thos. Harper, Frank
P. Gehring, Edgar A Coffman, VIM F.
Bellmer, H. NJ. Ripley, VIM. NJ. Smith,
Ed. Ellsworth, Ed D. Taylor, John r.
| Dennison, John Kampfeen, VIM. v.
Kellogg, Robert Heilrath, J. NJ James,
Ed Devine, A ]. Willis.
| Fifth Ward-J. II. Arnold, George o.
Hayford, P. c. Drescher, George w
| Jackson, George W. Lemmer, A. p.
Catlin. ]. w. Wilson. Frank Valentine.
Frank Mails, c. F. Schwilk, T. P Lit
tlefield, John Hilbert, Geoge Newman,
H. S. Beals, C. E. Favero, J. P. Kelly,
]. T. Palm, William S. Simmons, A T.
Raymond. ]. T. Stafford, W. H. H
Wiley Harry Winters, William Melch-
ert, B. f. Pendery, C. w. Greenlaw
Gus Flanagan, A. H. Tennis, j. w.
| Buckley, Joseph Kilcline, ]. M Striff.
Charles Menke, Harry Van Bibber, L.
| S. McMillin, C. 0. Busick, Fred Moore,
Albert Hamilton, James Barbour, A.
j. LennoX, S. Johanson, A. D. Alvarez.
Sixth Ward-Dr. G.. c. Simmons, Ira
Conran, T. B. Reid, S. ]. Jackson, VIM.
NJ. Lowell, Tom Scott, NJ A Howard,
Hiram Garrett, Henry Graft, w. ]. Ell
der Sam A. Rice, Dwight Miller, Chas.
| C. Herzog, Dan Ray, D. S. Wasserman
VIM. Root, H. E. Reid. A. j. Beakey.
B. B. Hanscom, Lee Stanley, Fred
/. Trout, Tom Schultz, Eugene Davis
/ Nels Chisholm James Seadler, D. Diers.
sen, L. w. Mahony, H. G. May, A An
derson, w. A. Stephenson, c. H
Holms.
| Seventh Ward-L. B. Mohr, E. c.
Duel, Warren F. Drew, Howard McIn-
tyre, John Shelton, Anthony Dittmar
| Bing c.. Brier, Elmer E. Todd, Adolph
| Scheld, Edw. G. Messner, Scott Ingram
| P. S. Lawson, E. F. Frazer. VIM A
Fountain, w. G.. Hornlein, Z. c. Grub
| Ter. ]. j. McKinnon, George Lichthardt
j. D. Tate, F. w. Meckfessel VIM. H
Mullenney, John Minford, George w
Murray, Charles I. Jones, w. F. Coop
er, B. j. Lynn, ]. F. Slater, E. S. Du-
puy, Aaron Nathan, L. B. Nichols V. l.
Hatfield A. ]. Rhoads F. D. Ryan, E
C. Roeder, H. T. Harper, w. w. Bas-
sett. Jasper "P.'' Ferrel
Eighth Ward-H. Weinstock, Win J
| Davis. L. A Greenlaw, T. H. Berkey
A. c. Kingsley, T. C. Churchman, )
Collars, Jacob Griesel P. Seibenthaler
DIR. F. r. Waggoner, H. C. Vanden,
berg, Frank A. Griffin, John Clauss
Thomas Norton, F. A. Childs, r. Davis
! John Purcell, j. II. Valentine, FREQ
Hotchkiss, Ed. Dolan, Jacob Schmitt
Henry Schuelzer, S. Dwyer, Daniel Ma.
son. F. L. Dean, E. E. Panabaker, Johr
! Rider. G.. Schroth, w. H Luther, Geo
E. Van Denmark, w. ]. Blair, George
E. Coe, Fred Kohler, j. C. March, John
E. Berg
Ninth Ward-John Stevens, E. A
Burr. j. F. Elliott, ]. j. Wingard, Geo
F. Meister, l.. Fl. Jacox, C. E. Klein.
sorge. E. NJ. Sheehan, VIM Carragher
| P. F.. Mangan, Ezekiel Walters, Johr
F. Richardson, Jacob Metzger, S. LUX;
| Howe. NJ B. Griffith, A. A. Merkeley
! Michael O'Dowd, Thos N Kennedy, L
d. Windmiller, w. c. Farnsworth, VIM
M. Smith, N. j. Toll ]. H. Treanor
EIGHTH WARD REGULARS.
The Eighth Ward Republican eau
Gus, called for the purpose of selecting
/ thirty-five citizens to be voted for at
! the primary as candidates for delegates
| to the coming city convention, was
held at Martins Hall, Twentieth and
G streets, last evening. The caucus was
called to order by Wilbur F. Smith,