The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-04-04

by Mr.. Davidson and majority repor
signed by the other members of tn
committee. The secretary was instruct
ed to cast a ballot for the nomination
recommended by the majority report.
w. G. Davidson and ]. C. Kelly were
appointed committee to bring il
nominations for the remaining fou
members of the delegation. The com
mittee reported the following names
! G. B. Hurd, John MCLAUGHLIN, J. r
Peaker and r. w. Orr These gentle
men were elected unanimously. TIL,
city delegation consists of Joseph c
Kelly, S. H. Williams, w. G. Maltby
S. r. Riggs, Arnon A. Alling, Thomas
Chadwick, Robert Bently, w G. Da
wilson, G. B. Hurd, John McLauchlan
! ]. P. Peaker and r. w. Orr.
! The following town, delegation was
chosen: Lewis B. Brown, George II
4 Newcomb, Willis M. Bonner, j. r
Clark, w. T. Sanford, Eugene B. Price
! Jacob Hodge, Edward Hendrick, Tits
Brown, w. S. Miller, George Stevenson
/, j. P. Peaker.
The chief contest in choosing this del
egation was on the election of the Sec
ond delegate, For this place there were
! three candidates, Mr.. Williams, John
McLauchlan and M. T. Rice. The vote
resulted as follows: Williams so, Nc
Lauchlan "A, Rice II.
For candidate for alderman Arnon A.
Alling and Moses T. Rice, both ex-
councilmen, were nominated.
The voting for candidate for this
position was by the check list. The
vote resulted as follows: Alling 70,
Rice As. For councilmen Gustave Lub-
now, Il. A. Wells and William 9. Man
ming were unanimously nominated
The city delegation is unrestricted,
but it was believed last night that 1t
would vote soidly for J. c. Kelly for
mayor on the first ballot in the con-
vention and that J. G. Hubinger was
the second choice. Nine of the dele
gates are said to favor the nomination
of II. s. Hamilton for general registrar
and three are said to favor w. G. Da-
wilson for that position.
TENTH WARD CAUCUS.
The Tenth ward caucus was held at
No. 100 Park street. about $50 being
present. C. w. Blakeslee, jr., was
chairman and H. v. Whipple was sec
rotary. The following city delegation
was chosen, there being no contest:
Frank Brazos Howard c. Webb,
James r. Lyon, Edward j. veasey,
Frederick Hurlburt, John Pardee, Hen
ry Pardee, Thomas Allen, John Cham
plon, Harry Grinnell. The delegation
was not instructed, but Is said to be
a Hubinger delegation and to favor w.
G. Davidson for general registrar.
The nominating committee consisted
of John r. Booth, Sidney H. Dawson
and James r. Lyon. The following
ward ticket was nominated: For. al
derman sidney H. Dawson, at present
a councilman from the ward; for coun-
cilmen W. r. Harper, John Elliott,
John r. Booth. IA. I
ELEVENTH WARD.
The caucus in this ward was one Of
the largest in years.! Alderman w. S.
Moyle heads the delegation for the city
convention, winning lover Henry Archer
in a vote Of 2ss. having received 116
votes, The delegation is against Hamil-
ton for registrar, The delegation Is:
w. S. Moyle, James X. Stewart, w. =.
Stevens, William A.. Waterbury, Olin s.
Sparks, George + Sturgess.
Town delegation: w. J. Stewart, Ed.
J. Bowen, Roy s. Newton, william ].
Mccoy, Adam Mackie, Charles Powell
For Alderman, John J. Willmott. The
nomination of ccuncilmen was left to
committee to report later. The caucus
was in session until 10 o'clock
TWELFTH WARD. E=
A crowd Of about 400 voters packed
the Quinnipiac rink last evening. The
city delegation is for the reelection of
General Registrar Hamilton. 1t is as
follows: l.. f. Barnes, John Hare, A.
Dwyer, Thomas v. Gierding, James
Johnston, E.. Carlson Town delegation:
s. Martin, c. soderberg, c. Brooks, r.
Francis, c. S. Smith, f. Scranton. The
for alderman and council
men were left to committee to report
later.
THIRTEENTH WARD.
The Thirteenth ward caucus was held
in Masonic hall, Westvlle, Murdoch
being chairman and Lewis G.
Norton secretary. The following city
was chosen: Frederick Rey-
nolds, Amos Dickerman, William Fl.
Forsyth. The delegation is not instruct
ed. The following town delegation was
elected: Elson Wright, Murdoch Ding
wall, Lewis c. Norton. For alderman,
Amos Dickerman was renominated and
for couneilmen, George e. French, Jno
w. Hynes and Henry Bristol were
nominated.
FOURTEENTH WARD.
City delegation: John Parker, Lueius
r. Deming, Orion A. Rose. They were
also selected for the town delegation.
For alderman, G. Clifford Foote. For
John Thompson, Arthur B.
Brown, Berne A. Russell The great
contest was over alderman. Mr.. Foote
received AZ votes and Henry j. Hulce
81.
FIFTEENTH WARD.
At the Fifteenth ward caucus held at
he engine house on Forbes avenue, r.
!. Duff was chairman and A. Burdett
Hughes was secretary. About 60 voters
we're present. E. j. Morse and Norman
A. Hughes were elected delegates to the
,ity convention, the delegation being |
The following town dele
ration was chosen: Herbert Collins,
R. $. Duff. Attorney A. Burdette |
Hughes was nominated for alderman,
ind c. Phelps, 3. w. Boyer and James
Beatty for councilmen.
Chairman T. H. Macdonald Of the
enlblican town committee has called |