The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-03-07
TICKET is MADE UP.
Time for Filing Of Petitions for
Candidates at City Election
Expired Monday Night
REPUBLICANS LACK INTEREST
No Candidate for Assessor is Named by
This Party and No Candidate is
Named for Alderman in the
First Ward of the Citv


Named for Alderman in the
First Ward of the Civ
The time for the fling of petitions
for candidates to be voted on at the
primary election to be held in the
city and county on March 18th, ex-
pired at midnight Monday evening,
and. City Clerk Harrington is busy
this morning making up the city
primary ticket. The task of making
up the county ticket will be small
one, as there are but two nominations
and they are not contesting. Judge
E. B. Belden is assured the nomina-
ton and election as judge of the Cir
as certain of the election to succeed
himself as county superintendent. It
seems that both men were so strong
that no one asplred 10 contest with
them for the honors of office.
In the city the Social Democratic
party is the only one which has made
nominations for every ward and city
office. The Republicans of the city
have named no candidate for the Of
fice of assessor, nor have they selected
candidates for the Office of alderman
and county supervisor IN the First
ward. The Democratic ticket is
entirely filled with the exception of
candidates for the Offices Of school
commissioner and county supervisor
In the Second ward.
There will be contests in many of
the wards, and it is expected that the
primary election will be quite as
interesting as it was year ago. The
ticket for the primary will be pre-
pared at once, and it will be sent to
the printer the first of next week.
The full list of candidates for nom
ination on the Republican and Dem.
ocratic tickets is given as follows:
Non partisan nominations:
For Judge of the Circuit Court,
First Wisconsin Circuit Ellsworth B.
Belden, of Racine.
For County superintendent Of
Schools-John j. Kerwin, Of Silver
Lake.
cry TICKET.
Republican nominations:
For Justice of the Peace-Benja-
min 0. Sturges.
Democratic nominations:
For Justice of the Peace-Edward
Donahue.
For Assessors-John ]. Langan,
Matthias P. Kleist.
Social Democratic nominations:
For Justice of the William
South.
For Assessor-Edward Quigley.
WARD OFFICES.
Republican nominations:
First Ward
Alderman
School Commissioner Chester D.
Barnes.
County supervisor
Second Ward
Alderman-Henry HI. Timme.
School Comnissioner-Frank l..
Wells.
County SUPERVISOR H. Charles.
Third Ward
Alderman-Alfred H. Simons. Ben
jamin M. DeDiemar.
School Commissioner-W. J. Frost.
County Supervisor-H.s f. Jordan.
Fourth Ward
Alderman Geo. W. Higley, Julius
T. Fabst.
School Commissioner Jas. Cava-
nagh.
County Supervisory. H. Blood, C.
A. Dewey.
Fifth Ward
Alderman Frank .E. ssenne, Will
liam f. Wellman.
School Commissioner William F..
Grewenow.
County Supervisor G. Theleen.
Sixth Ward
Alderman-Peter w. Burmeister, Jr.
School Commissioner "A. w. Frantz.
County Supervisor-C. A. Pofahl.
Seventh Ward
Alderman William C. Schmitz.
School Commissioner
County Supervis or William Jornt.
Eighth Ward
Alderman-August Otto.
School Commissioner--Pau1 Well
man.
County Supervisory. F. lens.
Democratic nominations:
First Ward
Alderman Jas. H. o'Brien, Michael
Sullivan.
School Commissioners M. Mungen.
County Supervisor A. j. Burg,
Chas. B. Dietrich.
Second Ward
Alderman-Elmer E Marlette.
School Commissioner
County Supervisor