The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1906-03-08
Time for Filing Petitions for City
Offices Expired Monday Even
ing List is a Long One
OLD PARTIES IN HARD FIGHT
Republicans and Democrats Name
Candidates in Nearly Every Ward
of the City-Social Democrats
Omit Many tOffices

Ine political battle in KenoSha is
now on in earnest, as the time for the
filing differentiation papers expired at
midnight Monday night, and City
Clerk Harrington is busy tabulating
the nominations and getting ready
for thessprinting of the regular city
tickets.
TheTesult isabetterI this year than
It was year ago, as the men who
seek oficeg have@ become more accus-
toned to the workings of the primary
law, and nearly every..gp1ace on the
tickets is filled. G. Ins several of the
wards where there was no hope of
electing candidates the party leaders
decided to leave the places oblank.
The Republicans failed to put up a
ticket in the Seventh Sward, and the
Democrats made no nominations in
the Second. The Social Democratic
ticket showsSmany vacancies.
In the wards there will be many
contests, and this is especially true of
the strongsR epub1ican wards. There
is contestsfor alderman in every Re-
publican ward. In most of the wards
the Democrats ;havetsmanaged to get
along without conflicting petitions.
The full list of nominations to be
votedson at thessprimary to be held
! two weeks from today, is as follows:
CITY TICKET.
! For Mayor JohnaGHegeman, (R.)
James German, (D); Matthias ].
Scho1ey, (D.); Joseph Ortiz, IS. D..
For City Clerk Mathew c. Schulien
(R.); George W.. Harrington, CD;
Ireton Jackson, IS. D.
/ For City gTreasurer- Charles H.
Dumke, (R); Martin Steinmetz, (D.):
Walter Tancke, IS. d.
| For Assessor Marshall F. Barber,
(R.); Charles G. Theleen, (R); Mich
olas ]. Buchanan, Cd; Henry W.
Biennemann, (D.); F. Charles Tyson,
IS. d.; Joseph Jones, IS. d.
! Justice of the Peace-Truman T.
Parker, (R.); Geo. B. McCarron, d.
William Kaufman, IS. D..
WARD oFFICERS-FIRST WARD.
!. A1derman-John E. Perkins, (R.);
Michael Sullivan, CD; John Burns,
Is. d. Peter Pirsch, d..
School Commissioners H.
Pfennig, Cry; John H. Sullivan, D.)
Chas. Upham, IS. d.
County supervisor William M.
Rowe, (R.); Adolph Burg, CD; Ed
ward F. Gorsegner, IS. DE
Constable Josephs Everett, 3D.;
William T. Roberts, (D.); Joseph
Montgomery, IS. d.
SECOND WARD.
Alderman-C. T. Jeffery, (R.);
Charles c. Ryan, (R.); John Sershon,
(R.); HowardsDennis, rs. D..
School Commissioner-E. C. Theirs,
(R,); HenryEH. Timme, (R); Edward
Lindstrom,E(S.sD.
County ISupervisor-J. H. Charles,
(R.G William Vo1lmer, (R.)
Consta Herbert &C. Millager,
(R.)
THIRD WARD.
Alderman H. Truax, (R.); John
Priddis.s (R.);1s William. F. Howard,
(R.C; James H. Karnes, Cd; John F.
Langan, (D);gEdward N. Rice, IS. d.
School Commissioner-John M.
Kehlor, (Rl; Crank E. Foulke, (R.);
Joseph H. Tulley, eJr., (DD; William
J. Ryan, sD.); Andrew steneen,
IS. D.
CountyISupervisor- HenrysF. Jor-
dan, (R. ;BWilliam South, IS. d.
Constable-Fred Palmgreen, (R.);
William E. Wakefield, CD; Henry o.
Tyson, IS. d.
FOURTH WARD.
Alderman Edward C. Alleman,
(R.); Jacob Hermann, (R.); Matthias
G. Boerner, d.; Edward Kleiman,
Is. d..
Schoolss Commissioner-James Lar
sen, (R.); Louis ]. Hammond, 3D.
County Supervisor CORTLAND, A.
Dewey, Cry; sFredsPetersdorf. (R.);I
Hans Harbert, Cd; Louis Klaveter,
Is. d.
stab1e-Nick EGloss, (R); Ben
jamin M. Holtz, CD; Frank Muir
ply, IS. d.
FIFTH WARD.
lderman-Char1es Ed S1eight,
(R.); George r. Wade, Cd; John B.
Etlison,s(S. d.
School Commissioner-Wil ].
Craney,lD.); William T. Schroeder,
IS. d..
County Supervisor William Z.
Bloxdorf, (R.);1John zeven, (D); Ar
mold Langenbach, Is. d.
Constable Carl Detert, (R.)
SIXTH WARD.
Alderman Matthias Greenwald,
School Commissioner William T.
Marx, (R.); Frank S. Bode, Cd
County supervisor-Dwight House,
(R.); Jacob Saftig, Cd
ab1e-Michael Link, CD
SEVENTH WARD.
Alderman Joseph Berns, 3D. John
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