Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-03-29

SECOND WARD.
SUPERVISORS Hans Weik.
Aldermen-Geo. A. Steltz, Franl
Haase.
Delegates-E c. Kretlow, F. P. Reg
ner, Geo. Steltz, John Miller, M. G
Bells, Frank Haertle, Henry Gross.
Ward Chairman-E G. Kretlow.
THIRD WARD.
Supervisor-W w. Albers.
Aldermen-M. c. Ewing, John Far
DelegatesLW. W. Albers. w. j
Gehrke, j f. Lee, j. J Lohmar, Philip
Stadler
Ward Chairman-W j. Gehrke.
FOURTH WARD.
supervisor Chas. A Barwig.
Aldermen-F w Kickbusch, Jr.. Otto
Bruss.
Delegates-F. w. Kickbnsch Jr.
Frank Kummerow, VIM. Schmidt.
Ward Chairman-Robt. Schmidt.
FIFTH WARD.
Supervisor-C. S. Gilbert.
Aldermen-Chas. E. Turner, Ed.
Boehm.
Delegates Reiser, Neal Brown.
Anton Langsdorf, Z b. Thayer.
Ward Chairman-R. N. Larneri
SIXTH WARD.
Supervisor-Pat Burns.
Aldermen-Emil Hochtritt, Fred
Bloom.
Delegates-S. Schaumberger, Henry
Yogel, E. Hochtritt, r. Hoenisch, Aug
Ebersold
Ward Chairman-E. Hochtritt.
SEVENTH WARD.
Supervisor-J Muckerheide.
Aldermen-Peter Werle, Herman
Garske.
Delegates-Peter Werle. F. Eggers,
John McLeary, VIM Weisbrod.
Ward Chairman-Jos. Muckerheide.
EIGHT WARD.
upervisor-Steve Mais.
Aldermen-Henry Pagenkopf, Wm.
Kuckuk.
Delegates-Otto Sorges, Fred Sorges,
Emil Reinecke, Steve Mais, Henry
Pagenkopf.
Ward Chairman-Henry Pagenkopf.
NINTH WARD.
upervisor-Louis Salzman.
Aldermen-Peter Fay, Philip Hogan.
Delegates-Louis Salzman, julius
Boblinz, Philip Hogan, Martin Fogarty.
Frank Genrich.
Ward Chairman-Julius Boblinz.
CONVENTION.
In the court room of the court house,
on Saturday evening, March Goth, 1904,
at s O'Clock, the democratic city con-
vention was called to order By DIR. b.
II. Conlin, chairman of the city COM
mittee, pursuant to call issued.
w. w. Albers was, on motion, chosen
temporary chairman, and E. B, Thayer
and Fred Eggers temporary secretaries.
On motion, it was voted that the
chair appoint the committees on Gre
dentials, permanent organization and
resolutions, and the following were ac-
cordingly named, viz:
On Credentials--R E. Powers, P. c. Werle
and L. X. Wright
On Permanent Organization Ed. C, Kretlow,
II. Pagenkopf and Phil Stadler.
On Resolutions-F. P. Regner, NJ c. Ewing
Louis Salzman, Emil Hochtritt and JOS Reiser
While the committees were preparing
their reports the convention was adj
dressed by the Hon. Neal Brown.
The different committees submitted
their reports which were, on motion,
adopted, They were as follows
CREDENTIALS
Your committee on credentials finds the fol-
lowing delegates entitled to seats in this con-
vention;
FIRST WARD
Fred Genrie' John Ringle
proxy by Gps Boehm) John Karow
L. X. Wright Leo Roloff
VIM. Breitkreuz j. Gensmann, Jr.
SECOND WARD
f. C. Kretlow GEO. Steitz
f. p. Regner Henry Gross
NJ. G. Bells Frank Hartel
John Miller proxy by Frank Hasel
THIRD WARD
Phillip Stadler John F. Lee
w. W Albers proxy by NJ c. Ewing
W. j. Gehrke j. j. Lohmar
FOURTH WARD
VIM. Schmidt Fw. Kickbusch. Jr.
Frank kumerow Cproxy by r. f. Powers)
rErH WARD
Anton Langsdorf Neal Brown
j. II. ReiSer f. B. Thayer
SIXTH WARD
5. Sehaumberger. R. J. Hoeniseh
Henry Nogel August Ebersold
Emil Hoehuiu
SEVENTH WARD
Jas, MeLeary Fred Eggers
VIM. Weisbrod P. c. werle
EIGHTH WARD
Fred Sorges stephen Mais
Henry FagenSoH kml Reinecke
NINTH WARD
Louis Salzmann Martin Fogar,y
Frank Ge.rleh Philip Hogan
julius Boblenz
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION
Your committee on permanent organization
hereby recommends that the temporary organi-
cation be made permanent
RESOLUTIONS
We, the representatives Of the Demoerssic
party Of the city OF Wansau in convention
assembled. congratulate the present Democrat
ic mayor and city officials on the magnificent
work they have done for the city. and we are
pleased to see that the Republican city conven-
non has also placed the seal Of approval upon
it. The many reforms accomplished and the
great progress made in the way OF public i'm
FySSements, richly merits the approval Of the
general public.
We pledge the candidates Of The Democratic
party 10 continuation Of that policy. and 70 =
further Improvement OF cur city in ereTy man
ner that viii enhance It's future growth and
prosperity.
The Democratic party believes thar the public
welfare can best be safe guarded by the muni-
eipal ownership OF public utilities. and we sre
proud Of The fact that Wsusau's excellent wsser.
works system was installed under Democratic
administration.
We believe the bid for street lighting whish
has been submitted to the common council by
the WausAp Elecsric company 10 De too high
and We disapprove OF the common council
making contract upon the basis Of the bid
submitted. We propose thorough inwestiga
tiop ofthe subject Of city lighting by the IN
coming city administration and Il found Rd
vanfageous 10 the ciEy.-or necessary 70 pro
iect the interests Of the taxp4yers.-we pledge
the nominees of the party in city and ward &C
provide for such street. lighting BY the city.
We direct the attention of the voters Of ON