The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-04-02
A MIXED TICKET.
Democrats Meet in All Wards OF the
City to Name Ward Tickets for
the City Election.
THE OLD MEN LEAVE THE RACE
Christian Schend, 7. j. Dale and Albert
Smith win Leave Council-Greenwald
and Hermann Named for Reelection.

The Democracy of the city met in
the different wards of the city Friday
night and selected the candidates for
the ward tickets. The result is a badly
mixed ticket. One thing is certain,
and that is that the complexion of the
Council will be decidedly changed re-
CARELESS of the result of the election,
and many men who have been promi-
nent and notorious on the Council
have already been re1egated 10 private
life. In many of the wards the eau
cuses were poorly attended. Especially
is this true of the South side OF the
city. In the Third ward but fourteen
votes were cast and less than this num-
Der were found in the Second ward.
On the North side the better element
of Democracy prevailed and the old
caucus. Albert Smith, of the Seventh
ward, was not candidate for renom-
ination, and Peter Jacobs, who for
merly represented the ward in the
Council, was named in his place. In
the Eighth ward Christian Schend also
declined a nomination, and Joseph
Thomas, one of the managers of the
kenosha Creamery, was named. Ma.
thias Greenwald had an easy victory
for denomination in the Sixth, and
Jacob Hermann was nominated prac.
tica1ly without opposition in the
Fourth ward. Alderman Dale, who
has been prominent in Council work,
refused denomination in the Second
ward, and John Mcconnell, formerly
Chairman of the Democratic City COM
mittee, was named in his stead.
Out in the Third ward fourteen mem
bers of the party gathered and nomin-
ated Henry Cumiskey for Alderman.
Cumiskey is the man who recently quit
the employ Of the Water company
without giving the Commissioners any
notice, and later figured as the insti-
gator of the very successful (?) investi-
cation of charges which he had pre-
ferred against the company.
The full list of nominees of the party
follows:
FIRST WARD.
A1derman-Andrew Anderson.
School Commissioners. r. Jacoby.
County Supervisor-A. J. Burg.
De1egates-T. Dunn, C. Anderson
and Peter Rhode.
SECOND WARD.
Aldermen-John Mcconnell.
School Commissioner-Hen Bin
nemann.
County Supervisor Michael Elan
nigan.
Delegates = Calvin Stewart, Fred
Hopf and Jerry McCarron.
THIRD WARD.
A1derman-HenryC umiskey.
School Commissioner = George H.
Curtis.
County Supervisor = John c. Slater.
Delegates Joseph Tul1y, Jr., Henry
Peters and Howard Baker
FOURTH WARD.
A1derman-Jacob Hermann.
School Commissioner-Ch Null
len.
County Supervisor = Samuel N.
Barber
Delegates-John Steinbach, w. F.
Martin and c. Larsen.
FIFTH WARD.
A1derman-W. ]. Craney.
School Commissioner - Bernhard
Hermann.
County Supervisor-Peter Leik.
Delegates-M. J. Scholey.
SIXTH WARD.
A1derman-Mathia Greenwa1d.
School Commissioner-Jacob Saftig.
County Supervisors-Mat zeivers.
legates-Joseph Lineweber, Ed
ward zievers and ]. w. Rose.
SEVENTH WARD.
Alderman-Peter Jacobs.
School Commissioner-He Zeitler
County Supervisor-Nicho1a Buch-
man.
De1egates-Henry zoitler, William
Treinan and John Thome.
EIGHTH WARD.
Alderman-Joseph Thomas.
School Commissioner - Fred Never.
County Supervisor-M Michael Hens
gen.
De1egates-John Dosemagen, John
Wade and Matthias Boerner.
ARNOLD AFTER CARS.
Seeks Rolling Stock for the Proposed Ext
tension off the Electric Railway.