The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-05-06
REGULAR
NOMINEES.
They File Their Names
With the First District
Committee Last
Night.

| Ab0pupiicAus VIII VIA tut tuo
Republicans primaries on May II. The
committee will meet again .to. NIGHT sghaQ
tho official list Of candidates WiYf 81 S61s
piled for filing with the Department OF
| elections. While the list a. formulated is
unofficial it shows the personnel Of the
candidates mentioned for the Regular Re-
publican nomination.
The names mentioned for mayor are AL
len W. Smith, Mayor Henry G. McLear
George w. Bush, Seth H. Foaster, Direct
or James ID. Cartor of the Street and Sew.
er Department, and DR.. f. G. Shortlidge,
president Of the Board Of Education. Any
man from the list would make an accept
able candidate to head the ticket on June
8. The ticket, unofficial. is as follows for
the other city offices:
President Of Council-Henry w. Perkins
and William :. Lednum.
For City Solicitor-Henry c. Conrad and
George A. Elliott.
For City Treasurer William H. Curry,
tha present incumbent.
Collector OF Taxes. Northern district
Thomas s, Lewis. the present incumbent
The candidates for members of Council
are:
First ward-Daniel Ross and Moses
Weil.
Second ward-Harry Stafford.
Third ward-Francis Maguigan.
Fourth ward-Clarence r. Holt,
Fifth ward-Councilmam James W.
Robertson anu William H. Pierson.
Sixth ward-Councilnan George M,
Fisher.
seventh ward-Hamilton S.eWart aud
Councilman Henry W. Zeblo5.
Eighth ward-Councilman James II.
Morris.
Ninth ward Councilman. Caleb S. Wat.
son.
Tenth ward-Elward Abrahams.
Eleventh ward-Unflled.
Twelfth ward-Arthur A. Brilely.
II will be noted that many Councilmen
faithfully and have excellent records to
command themselves to the Republican
voters Tho First district committee la
satisfied that one Of the strongest Repub-
lican tickets ever placed In tho field at a
municipal election will be selected from
the list of candidates at the prllnaries.
LIST OF POLLING PLACES.
Tho committee also fled list of the
polling places for the primaries on May II,
and the officers who will be stationed at
the polling places. They are as follows:
First ward. fourteenth, fifteenth and
sixteenth districts-Polling place, No. lOg
West Fifth street; Inspector Thomas II,
Buckley, of No. ll3 Shipley street; judges,
David McHenry and j. McMullsn; clerks,
Frank NJ. Smith and Joseph T. Mont
gomery.
Second ward. south side-Polling plac,.
No. llO3 A street; Robert Davis. inspec.
tor; William Goodman aud Charles Wood.
ridge, judges. North sido-Polling place,
northwest corner Second and Walnut
streets; George H.. johnson, inspector;
w. W. Radcliffe and Frank p. Walker,
judges.
Third ward-Poiling place, southeast
corner Third and jefferson streets: in-
spector, y. S. Grant judges, Frank Sim
mons and - Shakespeare.
Fourth ward--Polling place, southyast
corner Fourth and Walnut streets; in
spector, Albert F. Neutze; judges, Will
liam y. McClane and John Klund.
Fifth ward-Unselected.
Sixth werd-Northern end, polling
place, No. 1918 French street; Inspector
NsvIn Ciowney; judges, John Bowling,
Goorge Smedlov. Southern end, polling
place. No. 1928 King street; inspector. Will
liam B. Willard; judges, Walter Buck
master, Edmund Balford.
, Seventh ward-Polling place, Delaware
avonue and Jefferson street; inspector,
Wiliiam 9. Farra; judges, John P. Bod
tly and Robert ID. kemp. Polling place,
Eleventh and Adams Streets inspector,
" iiliam G. Taylor; judges, James H.
Greenman, Jr,, and George Cornell. Poll
in: place, Wigwam. Sixteenth and Scott
/, ,t'eetS; inspector, Alexander Mason;
judges, John Reed and Sylvester McCAry,
Polling place, Odd Fellows'shaIf Hieh."
ln1b$ Inspector, II. +. johnson Judges,
John b. Moore and William 5. Davis.
Eighth ward-Polling place, northeast
eorntr Seventh and Pue streets; inspcc
tor, Il c. Pierce; judges. Thomas A. Fore
moa and William tolston. Polling pace
southeast corner Ninth and KirEwood
strrets; inspector, Alfred Cochran; judges
". Scott Boynton and George Byron.
Polling place. northeast corner Tenth and
Lombard streets: inspector William Wis.
we'll; judges, j. b. Blackburn and Robert
Ninth ward, east end-Polling rlace,
northeast corner Thirteenth and Clay
mont strcets; inspector, William Paris;
Judges George A. Fisher and James A.
West end polling place, Wat
sons wheelwright shop; inspector Thos.
MCGco; judges. William r. Goodley and
Frank P. Bailey.
Tenth ward-Polliug place. Fourth and
Van Buren, streets; inspector, RoberG Tay
lor; judges, Lewis Perkins and Isaac
Pyle
! Eleventh wnrd-Polling place. north.
east'corner Sixth avenue and Coleman
street; Inspector, james Elberson Judges,
Wiiber Dill and Harry Il. Russell.
Twelfth ward-Eastern end polling
place Third and Connell streets; inspector
Harry X. Gnrrettson; judges, Samuel
Mask and Thomas II. Rile. Western end !
polling place, Fourth and Grant streets;
nspcc Or Thomas Appleby; judges, James
Nealey and Ellis jefferson
East Lake polling place, Twen ty-ninth
lph West streets; Inspector, William q,
brown; judges, William II. Zane and &,
W. Brannan.