Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-11-06
CLOSE OF ONE
OF QUIETEST
CAM PAIGNS
Candidates Go Before the PeO-
pie to Decide Whom They
will Have.
THE POLLING PLACES.
List of the Nominees and the
Places for Voting in This
City.

The campaign which has been q
quiet one is now over and the candi
dates are awaiting the Judgment o
the greatest jury which ever existed
the voice of the people. Tomorrow
the nominees go before the voters t.
be judged; some upon their records
in public office: some upon their pri
vate records; others upon their prom
ises for the future.
Although, strictly speaking. this is
an off-year in politics, it. is an inn
portant one in this city and county
Not only is a sheriff to be elected.
and also three assemblymen, but to-
morrow the people of Middlesex will
decide who are to compose it's first
salaried board of five freeholders, for
the administration of county affairs.
In this city will be enacted the
closing chapter Of as warm a contest
as was ever waged for control in the
Board Of Aldermen.
The Candidates.
The republican candidate for sher-
iff is Andrew S. Church, of South
River; and his democratic opponent
is William II. Quackenboss, of New
Brunswick.
The republican candidates for free
holders, who are to receive 800 a
year. are John Hanson, of this city:
Frank Fl. Pownall, of Jamesburg
John E. Montgomery, of South Am
boy; George S. Bunting, of Piscata-
way; and Alpheus l.. Mundy, of New
Brunswick. The democratic candi-
dates are William A. Crowell, of this
city; Thomas r. Dunigan, of Wood
bridge; Thomas Meacham, of New
Brunswick; c. Addison Stults, OF
Monroe; and John j. Quaid, of Sayre-
Vile.
The republican Assembly candi-
dates are DR.. Frank Crowther, of this
city; William r. Drake, of Stelton,
and DR.. E. +. Haines, of South AM
boy Democrats, c. p. Rose, of South
Amboy; Louis Hildebrand, of New
Brunswick, and Joseph T. Dunham,
of Highland Park.
The republican nominees for cor
oner, Harry o. Bishop, of this city,
and Charles r. Mooke, of New Bruns-
wick are opposed by James j. Flynn,
of this city, and A. j. Martin, of New
Brunswick.
The City Ticket.
The nominees for alderman-at-
large in this city are John Pfeiffer,
republican, and Lawrence C. Dalton,
democrat. For comptroller, b. Frank
Henry, republican; John Feeney,
democrat.
The republican trio for commits
sioners OF appeal are w. G. Gray, l..
c. N. Brogger and John Anderson.
Democrats, B. J. Mullen, J. ]. Gar
land and J F. Donohue.
The aldermanic candidates in the
second ward are William T. Stacey,
republican; and Adolph Greenbaum.
democrat. Fourth ward, Emil War
ter, republican; and Peter j. MeKeon,
democrat. Sixth ward, Stephen
schultz, republican; and Henry
Sandbeck, democrat
The candidates for school commits
sioners are: Second ward, Joseph l..
Crowell, republican; and Fred A.
Seaman, democrat Fourth ward,
George Moore, republican,; and Carl
Juhl, democrat. Sixth ward, Niels
Peterson, republican; and Dennis j.
Flynn, democrat.
J. +. O'Brien is running for CON
stable in the fifth ward on the demo-
cratic ticket
Voting machines will be used in
both polls of the first ward.
The Polling Places.
The polling places are as follows:
First Ward--First Poll, w. F. Van
Pelt's boat house, foot of Gordon
street. Second Poll, w. H. Martins
store, las Madison avenue
Second Ward Washington Hose
House.
Third Ward First Poll, Store at
100 Smith street. Second Poll, Mar
tinusens shop at 5S New Brunswick
avenue.
Fourth Ward-Nelson Building
Prospect street.
Fifth Mcclellan Engine
House.
Sixth Ward-John punbar's, 50
Elizabeth street.
The Prohibitionists aAd Socialists
have few county candidktes