The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-05-30
REPUB11oAN YARD CAUcUsEs.
and Chuirmen Elected In
Several Wards Last Night.


Republican caucuses We're held last
night in the Fifth, Seventh, Ninth.
Tenth, Eleventh, Twelfth, and Four
teenth wards for the purpose of electing
ward committees and chairmen.
Fifth Ward.
The Fifth ward caucus for the cleo
tion of the ward chairman and commit
tee was held at Lewis storehouse office,
So Olive street, last night at o'clock.
John II. Pearce presided and Frank S.
Hamilton, jr., was secretary. The fol-
lowing ward committee was elected to
serve for two years: John H. Pearce,
f. S. Hamilton, John V. Flanagan,
George f. Burgess, Louis M. Ullman,
George L. Hamilton, Henry T. Mix,
George d. Bone, Jacob Fabian, George
f. Hollacher, William f. Herr, A. ID.
Sanborn, Joseph Falry, Frank S. Ham
ilton, jr., A. b. Sproul A. G. Smell,
Thomas Fl. CORDIALLY, Jacob Bills, Mar
Gus S. Burrell, Robert A. Scranton, An
drew Erickson, Ernest Whitney, Mateo
Avitabile, Henry M Lindblade, Albert
Preuss and John Brook The commit
tee elected John H. Pearce for chair
man for two years. The meeting then
adjourned.
Seventh Ward.
The Seventh ward caucus was held
at SO Lyon street. William A. Gillespie
presided. The following ward COM
mittee was chosen s. J. We'll, e, Lester
Smith, John J. Rodrigan, William La
Fontaine, Francis Savarese, William
Birney, Morris Weiss, T. Collins and
Louis Sperry This committee will
chose chairman at subsequent meet
ing.
Ninth Ward.
The republicans of the Ninth ward
held their caucus at Masonic hall on
Webster street. The meeting was call
ed to order by Frederick Coates, chair
man of the ward committee, and two
We're made for chairman
of the meeting, Councilman Thomas
Chadwick and Louis B. Brown. A
vote was taken and resulted in the
choice of Mr.. Chadwick by SO to 2S. A
contest also developed between Mr..
Chadwick and Mr. Brown, when it
came to the selection of first member Of
the new ward committee. Mr.. Chad
wick won by a vote Of SO to Al. The
new ward committee elected
is made UP as follows: Thomas Chad
wick, Frederick Coates, y. Davis, ].
A. Murphy, Frank Loveland, Louis B.
Brown, A. A. Alling, Moses T. Rice.
Joseph Gradske, Frank j. Armstrong
and f. o. Gruener. The committee met
after the adjournment of
the caucus and elected Frank Loveland
h1i irpo pf he ri
Frank ]. Armstrong secretary.
Tenth ward.
The Tenth ward caucus was held at
i Whaley avenue. A. G. Benedict
was chairman and FL v. Whipple sec
'etary. The following ward committee
was elected: l.. Fl. Johnson, George E.
Hall, Felix Chillingworth, James r.
Lyon, Fl. ID. Grinnell, H. V. Whipple, |
John J. Walsh, Myron w. Curtiss and |
Ernest l.. Isbell. It was voted to au- |
horize the committee to add to its |
number If it was deemed advisable. The |
committee met Immediately after the
caucus and elected George E. Hall
chairman and Henry v. Whlpple secre-
ary.
Eleventh Ward.
I'he Eleventh ward republican meet
ng was held in Polar Star hall last
vening. The caucus selected James A.
'arle as the first member of the COM
nittee. Two motions were offered con-
erning the number of members-seven
nd nine. 1t was voted to elect seven
MEMBERS.
For the second member of the COM
littee F. S. Conkln was elected, hay
ng received rs votes out of a total of
II.
Charles Schappa was elected the third
lember of the committee.
o. c., Sparks, Arthur Nichols Charles
l.. Wright and Wallace S. Moyle were
lso chosen members.
Edgar A. johnson was chairman of
he committee and f. s. Conklin was
hosen secretary
Fourteenth Ward.
The Fourteenth ward committee are:
hartman, Luzerne Ludington; George
I. Baldwin, Frederick r. Tuttle, Henry
Hulce, George G. Bradley, Elmore S.
yade, James w. Hemingway, Charles
!. Rowe, Ira II. Fonda and e. H. i;
arnes