Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-20
YONG LIST OF CANDIDATES
Ssvsnty-Four from Both Parties File for
State Representative.
FIFTEEN WOULD LIKE TO Be SENATORS
John PsuI Brecn Kicks over the
Traces. aud Ducks FOntsneIlc's
omcinl County Attorney
Candidate, 3. G. ISinsIer.


Candidate, 3. G. ISinsIer.
Filings for places on the county primary
ticket to be voted on September IA. closed
II o'clock Saturday afternoon with the
county clerks once submerged by appll-
lcants for chance for nomination.
! Forty-nine republicans filed for state rep
a.sentative and twenty-five democrats for
the same once. Nine republicans and six
democrats filed for senator. The demo-
J Gratis are swnrming around the county COM
missioinership. seven OF them Ming for
that Office. Only one republican will con-
test the nomination with NJ J. Kennard
the present Incumbent, and he is Joseph d.
Hummel w. A. Yoder has a clean sweep
for superintendent as his is the only repub-
lean fling and the democrats forgot that
once entirely. The socialists, however,
have an aspiraut for the place in Mrs.
Miriam MoIlvaine
Late In the afternoon Izador ziegler flied
Tor county attorney on the republican
hcket, making three candidates for that
1fnce In addition to Judge slabaugh. The
other two are John P. Breen and ]. c.
kinsler, who are both after the Fontanelle
indorseusnt
County Clerk Haverly announced that he
would receive Withdrawals from the ticket
up 10 and including September q. The day
following the copy will be sent to the
printer.
The Job OF getting out a rotating ballot
for the July primary was easy compared
with the work that will be required for
this primary In the opinion of Deputy
County Clerk Dewey. At the last primary
the tickets were alike except for the order
of names. over the entire county. This
time. however. owing TO the fact there are
precinct officers TO elect the ballots for
each precinct will have to be printed sep
arasely. Instead OF making 226 changes
which was the number required on the July
primary ballot, there will have to be fifty
changes In each Of the eighty precincts OF
the county. In other words the press will
have TO be stopped 400 times during the
printing of the ballots and the order Of
the names changed.
List of Those FILED.
a complete list Of the filings for county
offices follows
Republicans.
Representatives. w. Long, II. T. Brass
Rxaa ToDHlh s9 M. =: sinEieion John j.
John Fred Behm,. F. g Tucker NJ. r.
Mu 4 M:h BEesdler. William T; Johnson
r. Harvey, James, Walsh, Charles ). An.
i aIersona James Allan. T 4. HOLSTER, WI;
"a Smith wSRDfh d ESa%S5a 5de a6n Ef 6SSs
HS1n kGwaiswRss si, j. A. Beverly Oliver g
smith John o.; Yeiser Peter Loeb, Au-
Gust Cll,,ne, Fred andersen. 4, Han. F.
2. B. Haverly, Sam Morris, Sam O. Hon,
! County AttorneyzzJohn P. Breen. James
county Commissioners. First District =
Joseph b. Hummel NJ, J. Kennard.
superintendent Of Public Instruction--w.
State senators-L. c. Gibson. Charles
T abSnaers Charles W. Saunders SSgrs,
sSn; =: E Goldman. John NJ. mcfarland.
Ar Democrats.
Representatfve-Frec w. Anheusers @, r
seefus, w. 8. Shoemaker. John NJ. Tanner,
Harley 9; Mqorhead; Churchill Parker John
W. GSerneS Fred p H. stuben Martin Is w.
Dominick cosgrove. Frank A. McArdle,
Thomas MoCleneghan, J. P. Butler. Lew
Power, Fred Mengedoht, william j. Young.
j. Yancy, Robert II. Holmes. Edward A.
senator-w. C. Lambert, Edward Walsh.
s. Arion Lewis, G. s. Montgomery, r. o.
Keeffe, W, 8 Felker. p :. Barrett
c: J. Canan, John II. Jones, c. E. Walsh,
Chas. I. Van Camp. Michael Hogan, E. J.
McArdle. -
Socialists.
County Attorney-James p. English.
senator-George Wells. c. F. Nicholson,
J. A. Jacobson.
Representatives,. N. Carter. E j. Nor
row, william Weetman. NJ. L. Mccarthy, T.
G. Jefferis William Wenmer.
Observation-Disclosures F. McIlvaine.
County Attoruey--Thomas H. Bowen.
Congressman-Peter Mehrens
County Commlssioner-Charles r. Harms
Filings for City Ofices.
The following are the filings for city
Offices:
WATER BOARD.
Experimentation I. Barlow, 2203 Web.
ster street. g
Democratio-George Holmes, 1906 william
Euclid Martin, 3e0S Jackson James p. Con-
molly. SIS Bancroft; d. J. oBrien, Sher-
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Rspublioan--James Richardson. 1854 How.
ard; Charles Harding. 1895 South Twenty
ninth; John J.. McCague, AZ South Twen.
ty-fourth; james H Winspear. 2S4 North
Twsnty-eighth avenue; John III. Vance, BOO
Emmett. Robert II. Dempster 1871 Harvey
]. w. MAYNARD. ss2o Burt; w. B. Christie
i6OS Burdette..
Democratic - John g. Little, 7Os South
Ninstsenth; Robert +. Smith, sS2S Dodge
L. r. Brain, 15f South Twenty eighth
John ID. Quinn; Frederick w. Lake. go
Dodge q