The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1899-03-30
PUT UP GOOD MEN
REPUBLICANS HELD CAUCUSES IN
ALL THE WARDS.
GREAT ENTHUSIASM IS SHOWN
Large Crowds Attend the Cauouses and
the Best Element of the Party is in
Control-Labor Is Given It's Right
ful Recognition

cracked wide open Friday evening
when the Republicans of the city held
their caucuses ia all the wards of the
city to name candidates for the differ
ent ward Offices ana to nominate
delegates to the City Convention which
will be held at the City Hall this
evening.
The caucuses were a great surprise,
even to the Republicans, for never in
the history of the party was such q
strong selection of ward candidates
placed in the field.
Nearly every one of the caucuses
was largely attended and it was notice
able that the best elements of the
party were largely in control. The new
ward system worked admirably and the
large crowds present at the different
meetings showed very clearly that
great interest is manifested in the well
fare of the city by the Republican
voters
The laboring element proved a very
strong factor in several of the wards,
and the men worked so hard for their
candidates that the ward tickets in all
the wards contain one or more of the
members Of the different labor unions.
Another feature worthy of note was
the tendency of the caucuses to bring
out the old war horses of the party and
this fact is evidenced by the candidates
for Supervisors, such as Capt Charles
Frantz, G. A. Dewey, j. Fl. Charles,
John Lucas and Henry F. Jordan.
The men named for Aldermen and
School Commissioners are all exceed
ingly we'll known and representative of
the people of the wards in which they
were nominated.
The ward tickets are as follows:
First Ward.
Alderman, | year-Otis L. Trenary;
two7years-E. Ell. Hollister.
School Commissioner, 2 years--Rey.
[. W. Corey.
County upervisor-Frank H. White
Constable-MOrU Truesdell.
Delegates-W W. Cooper, DR.. G. Fl.
Ripley, Calvin Stewart.
Ward Committee-Dr. Andre, Peter
johnson, Fl. Fl. Timme.
Second Ward.
Alderman, for two years-John
Sershon
School Commissioner, for two years.
Norman L. Baker.
County SUPERVISOR. FL. Charles.
onstable-Anton M. Nelson.
Delegates j. Karnen, j. K. Bal
com, r. M HOlderness
Ward Committee-John T. Yule, j.
H. Charles and R. M. Holderness.
Third Ward
Alderman, l year-John Priddis;
two years.. D. Harff.
School Commissioner, one y0ar-H.
p. Woodwork; two years-L. M.
Eichelman.
County Supervisor-H. F. Jordan.
COnstable-H Henry Minkle.
Delegates-F. W. Knaus, Fl. Goode.-
now, F. Falk,
Ward Committee j. D. Harff, f. H.
Truax, Chas Cooper.
Fourth Ward.
Alderman, two years-Frank Nelson.
School Commissioners, one year
Oscar Anderson; two years-DaVid
Rahr.
County Supervisor-C. A. Dewey.
Nick Gloss.
Delegates-J. S. Newberry, Fred
Petersdorf, Lou Grover.
Ward Committee-C. E. Dewey, r.
E. Mailer, ]. W. Telfar.
Fifth Ward.
Alderman, two years-Harry 0.
Whitbeck.
School Commissioners, one year
Frederick W. Bohle; two years-TbOs
j. Marx.
County uperVisOr-John Lucas.
stable-JOhn d. Williams.
Delegates -Christ Kalber, Lewis },
Williams, Thomas Olson.
Ward Committee--C. A. Tarbell,
Thomas Oleson, F. W. Bohle.
Sixth Ward.
Aldermen, one year-Frank Holder
ness; two years.. G. Becker.
School Commissioner, two years..
A. Williams,
County Supervisor-Capt. Frantz.
Constable-Frank Hartung.
Delegates-Fred Tancke, j. 4.
Williams, John Abel.
Seventh Ward
Alderman, two years-Albert Zen8.
School Commissioner-Jos Taeki
County Supervisor Christian Stoe-
Wig.
onstable-Joseph Miller, Jr.
Delegates Frank Senne. Otto Kohls
Joseph Moeller
Eighth Ward.
Aldermen, one year, VIM. Schwartz;
two years-Ernst Stein.
School Commissioners, one year