The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-20
CITY TICKETS
Are ALL FILED
Time for Filing Nominations
Was Up at Midnight.
new TICKET IN TENTH WARD
Flul Ward Democrats Old Not Attempt to
Put Ticket In Field Against the
nspuhlIsaas.
new TICKET IN TENTH WARD

City Clerk Clarke was not bothered
much during the late hours OF last night,
receiving nomination papers for city ofn-
GERS, although he was prepared TO receive
them at his home up to midnight. when
the time for fling was up.
In the nrst ward the Republicans have
a clear neld, as the ticket which was put
up al the caucus was not nled, and the
ward committee also neglected TO fle
nominat lions, so IL will be a walkover.
In wards two and four the Good Govern
ment party indorses the Democratic noml-
nees and In the tenth. where the Repuon-
can and Democratic tickets are the same,
a Good Government ticket Is filed In oppo-
sition.
The list OF nominations fled at city
hall follows;
Democrat: Mayor--Augustus 8. Miller;
city treasurer, James g. Fletcher; over
seer OF the poor. Matthew J. Cummings;
harbor master, John II. Mcguire.
Prohibition: Mayor. Alvers r. Benson:
city treasurer. Walter l.. Clarke; over
seer OF the poor, Willis III. White: harbor
master, Eliakim Studley.
Republican: Mayor. George II. Kenyon:
city treasurer, Walter l.. Clarke; overseer
Of poor, Hobart L. Gates; haroor master,
j. T. p Bucklin.
Socialist Labor: Mayor, Thomas F.
Herrick; city treasurer. John Rgney;
overseer OF the poor. John Ganno; harbor
master Conrad c. Cans.
ALDERMEN AND couNcILMEN
Ward 1: Observation-Disclosures. Ste
phen A. Cooke; councilmen q. Richmond
Parsons. George w. Parks. Joseph Balch,
clifford s. Tower. ~
Ward 2: Republican-Alderman, James
Q. Dealey; councilmen. Charles r. Make
peace, John Kelso Herbert f. Maxson
and Edwin s. Darling. Democrat-Alder-
man, Abraham A. Gray; .councilmen,
Charles Sisson. George p. Peterson, OHM
c. Kingley and John p. eBagan. tGood
Government party incorsed Democratic
nominees for alderman and councilmen)
Ward 8: observation-disclosures. Joseph
Bardsley: councilmen, Albert Hainsworth
(withdrawn). John It. Raftery. Augustine
Giblin and Leo Winograd. Democrat
Alderman, Dennis F. Mccarthy: council
men, John c. Dunn. John I. Devln. James
j. McGovern and Thomas j. Flynn. Inde-
pendent--Aiderman, John A. Mclaughlin.
Ward 4: observation-disclosures. John
c. Budlong: councilmen. Allen A. Pres
brey. Henry q. w. Rawson, James b.
Canning and Adolph,s J. Evans. Demo
Gratis indorse the same ticket)
Ward s: Republicn-Aiderman William
K Reynolds: councifmen. Roswell c.
Smith, j. William Moore, Thomas n.
Leonard, Beverly s. Lake. Democrat
Alderman, Charles r. Irons: cpuncilmen.
Rowse r. Hoxie, Oscar Cartoon, Joseph
ID. Grinneyy and Lawrence Canning.
Ward 6: Observation-Disclosures. James
F. Freeman; councimen. John II. Hig-
gins. jeremiah W. Miller. Robert c.
Root and George III Grant. Democrat-
Alderman, Charles r. Sanford: council
men. Robert A. Dyer. Francis Daley, Al
bert Stone and Charles ID. McCullen, the
latter withdrawn.
j. Pierce: councilmen, Walter A. Pres
brey, F. NJ. Bixby. Henry Fletcher and
James A.. Potter. Jr. Democrat-Alder-
man, Vincent ]. Baggott: counciimen,
Edward Kelley withdrawn. John DON
nell. James 8. Kirby and John J. Louth.
Ward 3: Republican-AiCerman. Gilbert
r. Parker: oouncilmen. John o. Dar-
ling Henry Daw Frederick Littleied.
and Emery j. San Souci. Democrat--Al-
derman, James Davis; councilmen. John
t. Baron, David ]. Barr, John f. Har-
low and George r. Troy. (Good govern
ment party indorse Democratic nominees
for alderman and counciimen)
Ward q: observation-disclosures. Bur-
nah K. Perkins; councilmen. John f.
Kendrick. BENJAMIN w. Sphinx. Henry A.
Observation-Disclosures, Patrick McKenna:
councilmen. Thomas II. Young. Thomas
Troy. Adamo r. Aiello and Daniel Car
rigan. Jr
Ward 10: Republican-Alderman. VIII