The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1901-09-23
THE TICKET.
Petitions Filed By Men Who
viii Garry the Demo-
cratic Party to
Victory
NO CONTESTS LIKELY
A Few Minor Offices Will
Be Filled Next Friday
Night.
NO CONTESTS LIKELY

Night.
The complete list of those who have
filed petitions for nomination with Secre-
tary P. H Murphy of the County Com
Inittee. whose names will appear on the
official tickets to be used at next We'd
nesday nights Democratic primaries is
given below. There are number of va
cancies for minor offices which will be
filled at the convention on Friday night.
There are no contests anywhere, except
two in Jersey City and one in West Hud-
son for members of the county committee
and one for delegate to State convention
In Bayonne Those who have filed their
petitions are:-
Senator-Robert S. Hudspeth; Surro-
gate. James Il. Lillis; Boulevard Commits
sioner. Charles Birdsall Daniel Y. Lewis.
Members of Assembly-Jersey CITY,
James Hamill, Patrick Connolly John
DENIM. Carl G. A. Schumann, George G
Tenant, John T. Treacy; Hoboken, Jonn
j Fallon, William t. Hurley; North
Hudson, Killien V. Lutz, Frederick Weis-
man; West Hudson, Edward L. Rice;
Bayonne, Peter Stillwell.
Jersey City,
Mayor George T. Smith.
Alderman-at-Large Anthony Brock.
Street and Water Commissioner Robert
G. Smith.
Aldermen-Flrst Ward, Bernard Farrell;
Second ward, William M. Barry; Thlrd
ward. Alex T. Roe; Fourth ward, Willlam
Calnon; Fifth ward, Joseph M. Sharkey;
Sixth ward. James H. Gallagher; Seventh
ward Eighth ward,
-s; Ninth ward, Henry Hig-
gins; Tenth ward, John H. M. Bude'
Eleventh ward, Edward White; Twelfth
ward, Robert T. Cookson.
Constable-F'irst ward,Joseph O'Donneli;
Second ward, Charles T. Corydon; Third
ward. Thomas Doyle; Fourth ward, Will
lam Thompson; Fifth ward, John t. Col
ligan; Sixth ward, Patrick Sherry;
Seventh ward ------*; Eighth
ward, ------; Nlhth "alu'
-*; Tenth ward, Alfred II.
Mansfield: Eleventh ward, Richard Car
rick: TWELFTH ward. Edward Craig.
Justice of the Peace-Second ward,
Martin C. Kelly; Fifth ward, Hiram I.
Rockenstyer; Sixth ward, W. E. Brady;
Twelft, ward Ed. Van den Bogaert.
Justice of the Peace are not to be elected
from every ward and where no petitions
are flied and vacancies exist the candl-
dates will be named in convention Tne
vacancies to be filled are:-Second ward,
4: Fourth ward 2; Fifth ward, q; Sixth
ward, g; Eighth ward, 2; Ninth ward, 3;
Tenth ward, 8; Eleventh ward, l; Twelfth
ward. 8.
Members of County Committee-First
ward. First precinct, Charles Langton;
Second precinct, Eugene Condor; Fourth
precinct. Daniel T. Griffin; Fifth prcinct,
Alex. t. Clements; Seventh precinct, Peter
H. Madden; Eighth precinct, James p
McGovern.
Second ward, Fourth precinct, Ambrose
Guiton; Fifth precinct, Owen I. Duffy;
Ninth precinct, John o. Kenny; Tenth
precinct, Frank Hague
Third ward, First precinct. Frank Nc
Carren; Second precinct, Alex 7. Roe,
Sixth precinct, John Y. O'Reilly; Eighth
precinct Christopher P. Smith; Ninth
precinct P. H. Murphy.
Fourth Ward, Third precinct, James
Tremble; Sixth precinct, William Smith.
Fifth Ward-Third precinct, W. j.
BrasieI; Fourth Precinct, Thomas 7. Ker-
mode; Sixth precinct, Charles MAXWELL;
Seventh precinct, Thomas ]. Burns;
Eighth precinct, w. A. Moran.
Sixth Ward-First precinct,D. ]. Mahon:
Sixth precinct, R. J. vreeland.
Seventh Ward-Second precinct. Michael
Fagen: Third precinct, Miles McCarron,
Fifth precinct, Paul ]. REVERE; Seventh
precinct. E. A. yreeland; Eighth precinct.
Edward Cariock.
Eighth Ward--First precinct, Henry
Wndeeker; Second precinct, John T.
Coleman; Seventh precinct. Thomas M. G.
Lennon.
Ninth Ward-Third precinct, Gregory
Judge; Fourth precinct, James H. Cum
mings: Sixth precinct, Joseph Doran and
Jacob S1ebin; Seventh precinct, Daniel Z.
Lewis Ninth precinct, w. j. Dooley and
Thomas E. Kelly.
Tenth Ward-First precinct lanes j.
Kelly; Second precinct, Charles Birdsall,
Fourth precinct, John P. Noonan; Fifth
precinct, John Guinan; Sixth precinct.
Edward ODonneIl; Seventh precinct, Pc
ter T. Cavanagh.
Eleventh Ward-First precinct, Peter
Mcguire; Fifth precinct, James J. Lar
kins; Sixth precinct. John ]. Rooney:
Ninth precinct, w. Goetzen, Jr.; Eleventh
precinct. A. E. Roede.
Twelfth ward-Second precinct. Thomas
Wiberly, Third precinct, James ]. Nolan;
Fourth precinct August Bahr; Sixth pre-
cinct Thomas Ell. Carroll.
Hoboken:-
Mayor-Ado1ph Lankering.
city Treasurer-James Smith
Water gister-Gustave Bach.
Recordcr-E. r. Stanton.
Water Canpii<sioner-Cherl Guaraslia.
Corncilmen-First ward. Richard A.
Gretcn: Second ward, George c. TOMB
kins. Third ward, Martin Cooke; Fourth
ward, Andrew Hopper; Fifth ward,
Tax Cofrmissioner-No petitions filed.
Commissioners of Appeals-No petitions
fi1ed.
Justice Of the Peace-First ward, Lewis
r. Mcculoch, Second ward, Albert >
Schiller. Third ward, Joseph Vervolino.
Constable-F'irst ward, w. Wise; Secord
ward, Richard w. Dewey; Third ward
Daniel ]. MCCARTHY; Fifth ward, Joseph
w. Clarke.
County Committee-First ward, Second
district. Joseph s. Wienthal; Third dis
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