The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-25
NOMINATION FOR
CITY OFFICERS
Time for Filing Papers Expired
at Midnight.
CANNON TICKET IN the TENTH.
0evsIln Ticket Filed Papers at Clarks's
House for Third Ward-Changss In
Democratic Candidates In Sixth.
CANNON TICKET IN the TENTH.

At midnight the time for fling nomina-
tions for city officers was up and before
that hour several additional nominat ton
papers had been filed beside the Republi-
can and Democratic caucus nominations
The nomination papers prepared by Peter
c. Cannon and his friends in the Tenth
ward were In time. and the Devln coun-
Gil ticket for Ward was also accepted
under the head of Independent ticket"
In place OF Messrs. Higgins and Miller
whom the Democratic caucus In the Sixth
named, Robert Dyer and John Curran
were named TO fll the vacancies left by
the withdrawal OF the first named by Mr.
O'Brien. chairnHsa OF the ward commit
tee.
The list OF nominations on fie with
City Clerk William E. Clarke. follows:
republican: Mayor James F. Freeman:
city treasurer, Walter L. Clarke; over
seer or the poor, James Moran; harbor
master. J. T. p. Bucklin.
Democrat: Mayor. Augustus F. Miller:
city treasurer. w. f. Mclaughlin; over
seer OF the poor. Matthew j. Cummings:
harbor master, John II Mcguire.
prohibition: Mayor, William K. Bright
man. city treasurer, Walter l.. Clarke:
overseer OF the poor, William j. Hopkins
Ward 1-Republican: Alderman Stephen
A. COOKE; councilmen. O. Richmond Par
sons. George w. Parks Joseph Balch
clifford s. Tower. Democrat: Alderman
Ihomas NJ Dorney; councilmen. James F.
Mccarthy. John r. Leonard. William r
Munroe. William F. Monahan
Ward 2-Republican: Alderman-Edwin
s. Darling; Councilmen. Charles r
Makepeace John kelso, c. Edward Bar
ney, Everett !. Rogers. Democrat: AL
derman, Charles Sisson; councilmen.
George p Peterson. Joseph L. whelden,
John c. Kingsley, Henry F. Baldwin
Good Government party indorse Demo
cratic nominee for aldermen and coun-
cilmen).
Ward 3-Republican: Alderman. Wal
ter j. Lewis; councilmen Alminger r.
England; Walter Lloyd William j PAYNE.
Jacob A. Eaton. Democrat: Alderman.
John G Dunn councilmen. Thomas j.
Flynn. Joseph H. Gamer, Dennis E. Dono-
van. Michael A. Rattigan. Independent:
Alderman. John l. Devlin: councilmen.
James ]. McGovern. James J. Nolan. Jr
Arthur l.. Tanning William p Nolan.
Ward 4-Republican: Alderman. John
C. Budlong; councilmen, Allan A. Pres
| brey, Henry G. II. Rawson. AdoIphus
j. Evans Joseph p. Doyle. Democrat Is
| indorse same ticket
ward 6-Republican: Alderman, Walter
X. Reynolds; councilmen, Roswell G.
Smith. ]. William Moore. Henry A. Car
penter' Frederick s. Waite. Democrat: /:
Aioerman, Richard Hayward; councilmen.
Charles F. Irons. Patrick j. Mccarthy.
! Two vacancies on this list are caused
by declinations of Rouse F. Hoxsie and
| william j. keenan,, not vet filled
| Ward b-Republican: Alderman George
H. Grant; councilmen. John H. Higgins.
jeremiah w. Miller. Frank b. REYNOLDS
William F. Sears. Democrat: Alderman,
Robert A. Dyer; councilmen. John Cur
ran FRANK b. Reynolds. Charles d. Nc
Cullen. Daniel j. Moriarty.
| Ward 7-Republican: Alderman wo,-
ter j, Presbrey; councilnen uonr,,
Fletcher. f. Merle Bixby. James A Pot.
ter. Jr.. Christopher NJ Gee: Democrat:
Alderman Michael 2. Kirby: counciI-
men. Peter McKenna, T. H. ]. Nash.
John s. Quinn, John P. O'Donnell.
Ward s-Republican: Alderman, Gill
pert X, Parker; councilmen, John o.
Darling, Harry Daw. Frederick Little
held, r. j. San Souci: Democrat: Alder
man, John L. Farrell councilmen, Sam
uel K. Groves, Walter l. Tanning. Rob
ert F. Carroll, Hugh F. Rowley.
Ward s-Republican: Alderman. Bur-
nah T. Perkins; councilmen, John f.
kendrick. Henry A. Grimwood. Howard
IS Graham. Harry Taylor; Democrat:
Alderman, Patrick r. McKenna; council
men. Thomas Troy. John c. McElroy.
| Cincenzo Lupoli, Daniel Carrigan
Ward l0-Republican: Alderman. Will
liam IL. Covell; councilmen, jeremiah III.
Hall. Daniel F. Grady. Timothy f. Kel-
ly, Owen McMann. (Same ticket indorsed
by Democrats.)
Good Government: Alderman, Peter C.
Cannon councilmen, Henry NJ. Winn.
Lawrence j. Coffey. Thomas A. Arm
strong. j. j. Stanley.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
Ward l-Republican. Edward A. Stock
well, three years: Democrat, Sylvester ].
| Murphy, three years.
Ward 2-Republican. Charles ]. O'Con-
nor, three years; Democrat, Bernard J.
Martin. three years.
Ward 3-Republican. Luigi Parille. three
years: Harry W. Cohen, one year; Demo-
crat, John w. Hogan. three years; John
z. Masterson. one year.
Ward 4-Republcan. Edwin Knowles
Jr, three years; Democrat, Thomas F.
Farrell, three years.
Ward 5-Republican. Thomas W. Wat
erman; Democrat, Dr. Walter @. Sull-
van.
Ward e-Republlcan. Washington r.
Prescott three years: Democrat. J. Leroy
Fisher.
Ward 7-Republican. Or. John L.
Sprague. Jr. three years: Democrat,
James s. Kirby. three years.
Ward s-Republican, Edwin G.. Thomp-
son. three years; Democrat. Maurice
Lynch. three years.
Ward s-Republican. John A. vickery.
three years; Democrat c..arles r. Beirne.
Ward 1o-Republican. Louis w Clark:
Democrat. John r Monahan. Good Gov
eminent. Hubert r. Croghan.