The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-06

paid; has never held public office. Is wei
reputed among his neighbors.
Harry G. Alexander PRO-. 113S Villa ave-
nue.; age thirty; resided always in Indian
apoiis; city ticket agent for c., III. & ID. and
Monon Railroads: taxables. $Si5: taxes paid
Good reputation and standing. but owing to
connection with railroad corporation can
not be recommended for election.
Eleventh Ward
James ID. Moriarity CDem). 3211s Virginia
avenue; age thirty-eight; native of Indian
apolis: taxables. sllo; taxes paid; worked
for the Big Four Railroad for fifteen years;
went out on the strike of 1884, and claims
that he was "blacklisted" for railroad en-
ployment thereafter; saloon keeper; now
serving second term in City Council: voted
FOR Stuckmeyer waste paper contract. for
Marion County Heating Company for in
creased pay for firemen. Logansport rail-
road franchise and for thirteen switch ordi-
nances; voted against the Logsdon and Ell
lott whtewash, the Home Heating and
Light Company franchise, the Indianapolis
Southern Railroad franchise against the
fnterurban franchises and against fifteen
switch ordinances. He claims to have voted
against these various franchises because the
public was not sufficiently compensated. AL
though Mr. Moriarty's record in the Coun-
Gil shows some Independence. the character
of his business and his reputation a
loon keeper forbid recommendation Of his
reelection.
John l. Marsee (Rep1. 4os East South
street, aged sixty-five, native of Kentucky,
resident Of Indianapolis sixty years; re-
tired contractor: taxables, $500, taxes
paid: was member of the City Council from
1866 to 1872, and again from 1878 TO 1850.
Made a good record. Mr.. Marsee would
make a good councilman and ought 10 be
elected.
Twelfth Ward
James +. Sullivan CDem.), 303 South West
street, aged thirty-four; native OF Indian
apoiis. not assessed for taxation: poll tax
now business agent for the Amalgamated
Meat Cutters and ButcherS Workmen OF
N. A. never held public office. Is spoken
or as an honest and capable man.
Edward Albright (Rep.), l26 South Cali
fornia street. aged forty-four. lived in city
thirty-three years; taxables. SIS; delinquent
six years, worked at carriage painting. in
q canning factory. at gas-htting, and is
now foreman OF a department at Kingan
Company Has no public record.
Thirteenth Ward
John w osiffer (Denl.). 1902 South Me-
ridian street; proprietor of Phoenix Garden,
aged thirty-four, lived I'm indianapolis
twenty-one years. taxableS. Sill, 30 taxes
paid; saloon keeper for past twelve years,
unexpired term OF John Higgins; is a men,
Der OF present City Council. voted for
Marion County Heating Company franchise
voteS against Logsdon and Elliott white
wash. against the indianapolis Southern
Railroad and Logansport Railroad fran
chises. and against five switch ordinances
Owing TO Mr.. Wolsiffer's reputation as
saloon keeper We cannot recommend his
reelection.
John Deer tRepD, 1224 South Meridian
street. aged forty-six. all his life spent i'm
Indianapolis. tailor, taxables $50. taxes paid:
never held public Office; has good reputa-
tion- The interests Of the city will be
served by his election
j. Howard Amos PRO-. COG Terrace ave-
nue.: aged twenty-seven. lived i'm Indian
apoiis five years. came here from Howard
county, manager of Ssout's shoe store on
South Illinois street; taxables, 81 LOO taxes
paid; good reputation.
-Fourteent. Ward
Fay Wright Dem.l 62s Birch avenue
aged shirty-one. lived In Indianapolis thir-