Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-05
CONTEST IN
FOURTH WARD.
C. M. Rasmussen Opposes Emil
Warter for Republican Alder
manic Nomination.
ALL ELSE is HARMONY
Democrats Put Up Some Excel
lent Material for the
Fall Election.

only one contest Will be fought
out at the primaries next Tuesday,
that one being for the aldermanic
nomination in the republican ticket
in the fourth ward where the fight
will be close. The opposition to Emil
Warter, the regular candidate, pres
ented a petition bearing the name Of
Chris M. Rasmussen, as was proph-
esied in the NEWS Saturday. There
is no opposition to George Moore,
the regular candidate for school com
missioner.
The candidate of the democrats
in the second ward for alderman is
Adolph Greenbaum and the candidate
for school commissioner is Fred A.
Seaman.
The aldermanic candidate of the
sixth ward democrats is Henry Sand
beck, and the school board candidate
is Dennis J. Flynn.
There is only one candidate for
constable in the city, James F. o.
Brien being democratic candidate
In the fifth ward.
No petitions were presented for
justices of the peace despite the num-
erous vacancies in every ward but
the first and second. The opinion
apparently prevails that there are
enough justices now.
The candidates and delegates to
the conventions are as follows:
Republicans.
First Ward-Delegates to the
County Convention: L. C. N. Brog-s
ger, Jr., Thomas J. Clark, B. Frar-z
Henry, w. F. Van Pelt and John
Hanson. Delegates to the City Com
vention: Louis M. Rossi, Luther ].
Hope, Charles Beck, Charles Palm
er and John Miller.
Second Ward-Alderman, William
T. Stacey, school commissioner, JOS
eph L. Crowell. Delegates to County
Convention: c. G. Baldwin, Harry
o. Bishop and Ira B. Tice. Delegates
to City Convention: William F.
Hartmann, N. w. Pierce, Jr., and
Eugene Cross.
Third Ward-Delegates to County
Convention: Richard A. Peltier, L.
Burt Moore, r. q. Comegys and AL
phonso De Leon. Delegates to City
Convention: Charles F. Moore, Will
lam Gray, Benjamin Sturn and AL
fred Christopherson.
Fourth Ward-Alderman, Emi
Warter and Chris M. RasmusseM
school commissioner George MoeBre
Delegates to County Convention
George T. Larson, George Moo3fe, J.
c. Brown, Chris Rasmussen, Nv, H
Fullerton and John H. Poulsgbn. Del
egates to City Convention: John H.
Johnson, M. S. Laurson, MaTtin Han
sen, Chris Larsen, William M. Poul-
son and Emil Fitzke.
Fifth Ward-Delegate ito County
Convention: John Pfeiffer and John
N. st. John. Delegates to City Con-
vention: Edward Boyle and August
Nilsson.
Sixth Ward-Aldefman stephen
Schultz; school commission-l Niels
Peterson. Delegates to Cou@ty Con-
vention: Stephen Schultz, Wilnan-
H. Hinkle, Jorgen Martinusen and
Benjamin Riedy. Delegates to City
Convention: Anton Anderson,
Charles Hansen, Alex Bolinslxi and
Hans Larsen.
Democrats.
First Delegates to County
Convention: Edwin G. Fraser and
Joseph G.. Burns. Delegates to City
Convention: Jacob G. Ludwig and
Chris Diedricksen.
Second Ward-Alderman, Adolph
Greenbaum; school commissioner,
f. A. Seaman. Delegates to County
Convention B. M. Cannon, George
Mead and James MCGOWAN. Delegates
to City Convention: P. J. Quinn, j.
j. Keenan, and r. F. White
Third Ward-Delegates to County
Convention: Daniel e. Gallagher ami
James f. Burns. Delegates to City
Convention: ]. J. Garland and M.
w. Fee.
Fourth Ward--Alderman Peter j.
McKeon; school commissioner. Carl
Juhl. Delegates to County Conven-
ton: Henry loft and August Kroeg-
er. Delegates to City Convention: B.
]. MCNally and Helmar Christensen.
Fifth Ward-Constable ]. F. o.
Brien. Delegates to County Conven-
ton: Thomas Connors, John Dom
ohue and Michael Draper. Delegates
to City Conventions: M. Fitzpatrick,
William p. O'Hara and B. J. Null
len.
Sixth Ward-Alderman, Henry
Sandbeck; school commissioner, Dem
mis- J. Flynn. Delegates to County
Convention: Patrick Rocks and Aug
ust Mussigbrodt. Delegates to City
Convention: Peter Martin and Dem