The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-22

Five hours before midnight, the ume
limit for filing nominations and nomina-
ton papers with the city clerk, every
ticket to be voted upon in the city elec-
ton had been filed.
The various ward city council tickets.
with the exception of those for the Third
and Eighth, remain as named on caucus
night. There are two Democratic tickets
from the Third, one headed by ex-Ccoun-
Gilman Joseph II. Gamer. and officially
designated the the Citizens ticket and
the other headed by Alderman John G.
Dunn and designated as the Independent
Workingmen's ticket.
The Eighth Ward Democratic ticket
shows substitutions for William III. Null
cahey, named for alderman. and John III.
Walsh, for councilman. both of whom re-
fused to go upon the official ballot.
In the Fourth ward, the Democrats in
dorsed the Republican ticket, while in the
Tenth ward the Republicans indorsed the
Democratic ticket. There is no opposition
ticket for the school committee in the
First ward.
The nominations follow:
MAYOR
Republican-George III. Huddy, Jr.
Democrat-Patrick J. Mccarthy.
Prohibition-Samuel 3. Prentice.
CITY TREASURER.
epublican-Walter l.. Clarke.
Democrat--Addison p. Munroe.
Prohibition-Herbert w. Cobb.
HARBOR MASTER.
Republican-Ellery A. Pomroy.
Democrat-John III. Mcguire.
Prohibition-Herbert w. Cobb.
OvERSEER OF THE POOR.
Republican-William Doris.
Observation-Disclosures j. Cummings.
Prohibition-George A. Arnold.
First Ward: Republican-Alderman,
George w. Parks; common councilmen
Joseph Balch, Ralph Il. Earle. G.. Rich
mond Parsons, Edward d. Pearce. Demo-
crat-Alderman, Charles G.. Nichols: COM
mon councimen. William II. Thornley,
Jr., James A. Kinghorn. Frederick J.
Dana, Charles NJ Kelly.
Second Ward: Observation-Disclosures,
John Kelso: common councilmen. Charles
r. Makepeace, William A. Schofeld, e.
Thomas Potter, Charles d. Woodward
Democrat-Alderman, George p. Peterson;
common councilmen. Henry #. Baldwin.
John c. Kingsley. Jr.. Irving o. Hunt,
Alfred c. Thompson.
Third Ward: Republican-Alderman,
Willard B. Wilson: common councilmen,
Albert Hainsworth, Harris c. Easter
brooks. Vito N Famigletti. Harry Horo-
vitz Citizens Ticket-Alderman. Joseph
III. Gamer; common councilmen, Matthew
=. Carey. Hugh +. Cassidy, John ]. Re-
gan. James ]. Nolan, Jr. Independent
Dunn: common councilmen, John ].
O'Neil. Dennis r. Donovan. John c.
lyons William p. Nolan.
Fourth ward-Republican and Demo-
crat: Alderman Adolphus j. Evans;
common counclmen, Edwin Knowles.
James p. Sullivan.
Fifth ward-Republican: Alderman,
William *. Reynolds: common council
Waite. Albert E. stevens. Frederick II.
Manchester. Democrat and Independent
Taxpayers: Alderman, Daniel a: Cotton;
common councilmen. James r.. smith,
Emil Benson. Horace III. Wolff, Sigmund
sixth ward-Republican: Alderman.
John II. Higgins: common councilmen,
jeremiah noa Ia W. W. Miller Iersnn Wlsm RaEsp Gee De
ocrat: Alderman. Joseph L. Stone: com
mon councilmen, Robert A. Dyer. Ell Al
ford. Francis DAILY. John buckley.
Seventh ward-Republican; Alderman,
Henry Fletcher; common councilmen. L.
Merle Bixby. James A. Potter, BENJAMIN
p. Moulton, Albert 8. Newton. Demo-
crat: Alderman Patrick Hesley; COM
Lawrence T. Dunn. William j. Bowen,
Howard G.. Halkins.
Eighth ward-Republican, Alderman,
Gilbert II. Parker: common counoilmen,
Littlefield. Thomas Walch. Democrat
and observation-disclosures. James Nc
powell. cos,uon cnuncilmep, Herman
Baumgartel, Robert r. carroll, Emanuel
OIdaeld Charles Cvanksfew.
Ninth ward-Repubiican Aloerrnsn.
William Il. Vaughn: common councilmen,
Henry A. Grimwood. Joseph j. McCaf-
frey Leprilete Sweet. Harry Taylor.
Democrat and Citizens: Alderman, ws
liam A. Spicer: common councilmen.
John p Farnsworth, Thomas +. Black.
James Moore John r. Lynch.
Tenth ward-Republican and Demo-
owen McMann: COM
mon councilmen, jeremiah IL. Hall. Tim