The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1904-10-08
The Best Ticket in The Field.

The Best Ticket in The Field.
The republican municipal conven-
ton, adjourned from Wednesday Of
last week, met in New Orleans Mon
day and received the report of the spe-
cial committee CT twenty-five which
was appointed to frame ticket. A
full list of candidates for the Offices in
the gift of the people of New Orleans
was submitted, and numerous promi-
nent and influential men Of both
parties have expressed the sincere
conviction that the republican ticket is
the best in the field. 1t is composed of
men Of recognized ability and stand
ing-men who would administer the
aft airs of the city in clean and able
manner and who would perform their
duty as they saw it, without regard to
the behests or Establishments of pro-
fessional politicians Or the dictates of
perjured bosses. The ticket is as
follows:
Mayor-John A. Wogan.
City Treasurer. F. Leonhardt.
Gomptrotfer-S. Locke Brsaux.
Commissioners Of Police and Public Buildings
II. J. Harnett.
Commissioner of Public Works-Charles A.
Thiel.
City Attorney-w. J; Wagnespack.
District Attorney-Rufus E. Foster.
Criminal Sheritf-W. l.. o. Jansen.
Civil Sheriff-W G. WiInot.
Ctty Engineer-W. 2. Luck, twelfth ward.
City Notary-Wm. r. Kerr. eleventh ward
Goroner-Dr. w. koelle. seventh ward.
First Recorder-Wiliam Minor, tenth ward.
Second Recorder L. Schmidt, sixth ward.
Third Recorder-F. ]. Borne. fifteenth ward.
Fourth Recorder. t. N. Patten, fourteenth
ward.
Fifth Recorder-PbiIip Needle, seventeenth
ward.
Clerk Criminal District Gourt-E. J. Thil-
berger, sixteenth ward.
Clerk Civil District Court r. Tanneret,
Registrar, Of Conveyances-C. F. Broders,
eighth ward.
Recorder of Mortga ges-Vincent Foulou third
ward.
Judges First City Court:
Clerk First City Court-N. Jung, twelfth
ward.
Constable-P. T. w, Rathican, first ward
Judges Second City Court:
tfIerk-J. L. Higgins, fifteenth ward.
Gonstable-Julius Sutherland, fifteenth ward.
Gouncilmen:
First ward--W. C. Wright.
Second ward-Louis SINGER
Third ward-Robart Magul.
Fourth ward-J. K. Small.
Fifth ward-Jos. I. Dupuy, Sr.
Sixth ward-Eug. Surgi.
Seventh ward-L Herzog.
Eighth Ward-Thomas II. Platt
Ninth ward-Charles Fl. Ahrens.
Tenth ward-J. w. Martin.
Eleventh ward-Jos. Herberger.
Twelfth Ward-D. K. Murray
Thirteenth ward
fourteenth ward-A. Z. Redden.
Fifteenth ward-W. s. Dwyer
Sixteenth ward-Dr. James q. Kellogg.
Seventeenth ward-F. j. Wattingly.
At large:
ond ward.
Second municipal district-Al Parel, fourth
ward.
Third municipal distriet-E. FRANKIE, ninth
ward.
Fourth municipal district-AndreW Hero, Jr.,
eleventh ward.
John A. Wogan, the nominee for
mayor, is a Well-known sugar broker
and was formerly president Of the
Sugar Exchange. A. f. Leonh ardt,
candidate for city treasurer, is a
prominent business man and is a
member of the Progressive Union and
the Board of Trade. The nominee for
comptroller, S. Locke Breaux, is the
largest receiver OF rice in the Cres-
cent City and Is a prominent member
Of the Board of Trade, having twice
been selected as president of that or
ganization. Capt Charles A. Thiel,
slated for the position of commits
sioner Of public works, is one of the
stsl ED sttataaassa'2 sesess ef the city
and state, proprietor of the Thiel
United States Bonded Warehouses,
and a successful business man.
Rufus Il. Foster and WI. j. Wagues-
pack, nominated for district and
city attorney, respectively, are both
Well-known and able young at
torneys in active practice. E. J.
Thilborger, nominee for clerk Of the
criminal court, is a practicing attor-
ney and filled the Office he is now
candidate for during the Citizens
League administration.