Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-03-14

SiNth ward. &. {. WILSON
Seventh ward. To he filed by city
committee.
These were the candidates nomin-
ated for aldermen by the democrats
at their ward caucuseS last night
The meetings were all well attended
and that harmony and good feeling
so essential 10 success on election day
were everywhere manifest. The men
nominated need no Introduction eth
er To the voters of their respective
wards or the people generally of the
city. All are known as straightfor-
ward. progressive mcn-men of the
type that is needed to give the peo-
pie fair ana intelligent representation
in the municipal assembly.
Who Delegates Are.
The delegates selected to tomor-
row evenings city-township conven-
ton at Turner hall are as follows:
! First ward-Charles Smith. Nicholas
Mold. George Kale, George Freestone,
Daniel Mckinney, David Witt. Robert
Beck, John Seebrandt, John HoltZ-
hammer, Martin Weinberger, William
Ewert, George Simpson.
Second ward-H. W. Ward. William
Kinner. y. Butler. =. Murrin. William
Dunavin, George Barker, Joseph
Winkler, Thomas ByTnes. f. c. Berry.
James -O'Connor. John =. Sexton. Gait
Graham. Oscar Barth. William O'Neill.
Third ward-J. F. Egan. John
Noonan, Z. j. Lee, j. W. Corken, NJ.
Il. Free, George Mold. Otto Herkert.
NJ 4 l. 4
Logsdon. Jacob Anthony. II. f. Burke.
John Schlemmer, Arthur Burial, Wal
ter Barker. John McTIugh. Fred Burt.
! c. q. Pinkerton, Clarence Skinner.
Fourth ward-J. w. Linn. j. r. FL
lott. :. II. Kenworthy. DIR. !. p. Com
eggs. II. :. Silvis. j. y. Boro, c. j.
Johnson. j. p. Sexton, Ed Kinney, {.
G.. Waldman. W. c. Rooney.
Fifth ward w. Welch. j. w.
lCavanaugh. George Empbe. r.. \.
Fender. II. l.. Wheclan, Joseph Free.
David Fitzgerald. {. =. Stauduhar.
Otto NoSs. J. =. Looney. Mike Mintz.
ChaF1es, Widden. J. p. Dolly. ,
Sixth ward-H. ID. EIwell. Pierce
Keane. Frank Meenan. j. w. Snitzer.
Herman Detiens. j ohm Dindinger. G. ii.
Wright. Cornelius Meenan. NJ. Bour-
deau. F. W. Calkins. +. j. Entler. Al
bert Burton. G. \. Huckstaedt, Frank
lGoeckeI, Ed Heberle.
Seventh Ferdinand Bien, j.
W. Lawhead. NJ. Bulger. William
BeaIs. j. +. Larkin. c. Christensen,
Albert Schofer. Miles Mckinney. Aug
ust Hansen. Ed Ward. Joseph Kerr,
Chris Cannon, i. Swisher.
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In the First ward Henry Borrell
called the meeting to order and Rob
ert Beck was chosen chairman and
Valentine Mold secretary. Frank w.
BlochIinger was nominated for alder
man by reclamation. no other NOM
nation being made. Upon motion the
chairman appointed Charles Smith,
Daniel Mckinney and John HoltZ-
hammer committee to select dele
gates to the city-township convention.
The list presented was adopted by
reclamation. David Beiswinger was
indorsed for township collector. On
the cali for nominations for ward
committeeman the names of Henry
Borrell. a. Rush and Robert Beck
were presented for the first precinct
and Charles Smith and George Simp-
son from the second. Mr.. Beck with
drew and the other four were elected
by reclamation. The appointment
of a chairman of the delegation was
left with that body.
In the Second Ward.
John Daiber called the caucus to
order in the Second ward. T.. {. Ber-
nv was chosen chairman and Thomas
Bvrnes, secretary. c. \. Naab was
unanimously nominated for alderman.
The chair. upon motion, appointed as
n committee To select delegates. {. y. |
Naab. James O'Connor and William |
Kinner The report was adopted. /
William Dunavin and John Campbell |
from the first precinct, and ii. w.
Ward and William O'Neill from the
second precinct were chosen by bal
lot ms ward committeeman.
In the Third Ward.
VI. NJ. Briggs called to order in the
Third ward. J. F. Egan was elected
chairman and +. F. Helpenstell secre-
tary. Otto III. Birkel was nominated
for alderman by reclamation. The
committee to appoint delegates To
the city-township convention was
of ]. 4. Logsden, NJ. T. I
Free. George w. Henry. Daniel Cork
en- and Otto Herkert. The list report
ed was approved. The ward commit
teemen chosen for the first precinct
were Arthur Burial and George w.
Henry: from the second John Sher-
wood and NJ. +. Free, and from the
third Gus Bergsten and Fred Burt.
George W. Henry was indorsed for as
SCISSOR.
In the Fourth Ward.
The Fourth ward caucus was held
at the Commercial hotel. j. p. Sex
ton was elected chairman and J. T..