The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-10-25
CAMPAIGN NOTES.

Registry boards meet in Hudson
municipalities outside of Jersey City,
Hoboken and Bayonne, ON Tuesday, Oc-
tober %.
The County Board of Election will
meet at the Court House on Thursday,
October 81, and Saturday, November i,
when voters who have failed to register
may have their names placed on the
registry rolls.
Edward Sheehy will be an independent
Democratic candidate for Alderman in
the Second ward. He will get about two
votes in the entire ward. His own and
the vote of whoever is urging him to
run.
Lawyer William d. Kelly, the Demo-
cratic nominee for Assembly in the Sec
ond and Third wards, surprised the lead
ers of his party last night at the Davis
Association when he delivered his speech
OF acceptance. They discovered that he
is a good orator and his arguments are
well founded. He received big ovation
and was personally complimented by
City Collector Robert Davis and others
after the convention.
Richard Fallahee could stay at home
and beat McAlee.
Frank P. Leblanc ought to win hands
Peace in the Third ward. Frank Lock-
wood is his opponent.
The Socialist Party yesterday after
noon filed with County Clerk Stack GER
tifcates of nominations made by them
in Hoboken, as follows:-Collector of Re-
venue, Henry Greenhagen; Water Com
missioner, VIM. H. Perrine; Water Com
missioner Ito fill vacancy, Gustav
Ewald. First Ward Councilman, Chas.
Kiehm; Tax Commissioners, Paul Wee
rauck, Fred Kleist; Commissioner of
Peace. August Schuelle. Ernest Messing
and Otto Freeman. Second Ward
Councilman. Nathan A. Cole; Tax Com
missioners, Walter Parker and w. Scott
Post; Commissioner of Appeals, j. w.
Elder. Third Ward-Councilman Ernst
Fischer; Tax Commissioners, VIM. Wiss-
ner and Herman Pfenning; Justice of the
Peace, Ernst Ostendorff. Fourth Ward
Councilman Joseph Korner; Tax Com
missioners. Geo. Westphal and Frank
| Suerken; Commissioner of Appeals, VIM
| Schaden. Fifth Ward-Councilman, Ja-
cob Paul; Tax Commissioners, Samuel A.
Clark and Emil Mehnert; Commissioner
| Clark; Justice of the Peace, to fill va
| cancy, John Slack.
A petition with the requisite number
Labor Party at the County Clerks office
yesterday afternoon for the following
candidates who will run on that ticket
in Hoboken at the coming election:--Col-
lector of Revenue Arthur Mende; Water
Commissioner (full term), August Schroe-
der; (unexpired term, Gustav We'd
| mayer; Freeholders. Charles TOPPER and
| Frederick Mende. No ward nominations
were filed by this party. Their Congress
sional and county nominations have al
| ready been published.
The many friends of Edward w.
Blacker, Democratic candidate for Alder
man in the Eighth ward. are making
every effort to elect him. Blacker is ex-
ceedingly popular among the boys in the
Eighth. He is out to win and will put
up a hot fight.
Besides arranging for a monster mass
ing, November /, the Campaign Commit
tee of the Eleventh Ward Democratic
Club has planned a meeting in Drnn's
Hall. Hancock avenue and Griffith
street for Wednesday evening, OCTOBER
20. Candidates Clarke. Menge, Nc
Laughlin and Miller will be present, and
there will be other speakers.
The Eleventh Ward Democratic Club
is making great preparations for its Cos
ing meeting of the campaign at Pohl-
mann's on Saturday evening, November
/. An the candidates and many of the
leading party orators viii discuss the is
sues of the campaign, and it is expected
that the meeting VII be a rousing vIle
Over 2,100 affidavits made for voters
who neglected to register in the Republic
can Eighth and Ninth Wards indicates
the apathy of the members of that party
over the result of the coming election.