The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-21

Nicholson. J. r. Martin, s. F. Hoyt George Beardsley, Julius Jensen, Geo B. Glove, r. w. Lord, P. q. Nicolari J. F. Moody.
 Congresslonal-Mar F, Smith John w. Woodward, George II. Hoey William s. Barnes, A. D. steinbach Lorenzo Mattel, W. E. sommers, liar ry Baldwin. Michael Cavanaugh Charles P. Brown. Francis D. Wiley Enudo Balsamo, Frank Johnson.
 Probate--Frank Nicholson, Albert Tanner, Andrew McInerney, Henry Schneider, Richard Moore. George E Baldwin. William II. Bradley George McKendrick. Morris Weiss, George Bennett, A. J. Patience. Ralph Hoyt Thomas E. Burchit.
 Justice of Peace-Carl F. Stahl, Ros COG Brown, Elmer Johnson, Charles F Tremper, jr.. George Johanes, Charles Murdock. William g Barnes. Charles Ralph. Charles Smith. B. l.. Lambert Wilmer F. Nicholson, A. Andrews George A. Hoey, jr.
 Fifth Ward.
 The Fifth ward was another uncon' tested ward and this also sent Its del egations uninstructed but with the gen. eral understanding held about the city supposed to apply to it. The followlnl men were named:
 City-Louis M. Ullman, P. J. Carney George F. Hollacher, L. Consarte, J Haggerty.
 Congressional-Cha Goodrich, P Hogg, s. Mosca, Charles M Wehner, S D. Smith.
 Probate--George F Hollacher, J. An quillare. c. B. Huyck, F. Maresca, c Petrucci
 Justice of the Peace-P Carney, P Perrelll, James Arnone, Frank Ruotolo Peter Reynolds.
 Sixth Ward.
 A large group of republicans turneC out to the Sixth ward caucus bu there was no fight on and everythnl was perfectly harmonious throughout No sentiments were expressed and tn affair was politically tame. The follow ing were the unanimously chosen dele gates:
 Clty-Isaac M. Ullman John V. Elan nagan, Charles s. Schappa. JosepI Lenzi, Martin Barry. John V. Rattels dorfer, jr.
 Congresslonal-S. Fred Strong, Wald H Minor Pasquale Cellette John ] acobus, J. r. McKenna, Giovanni Del la valla.
 Probate-John V. Rattlesdorfel John Douglass, David Strouse, L. Lom bardi, Lorenzo Furcolo, Michael Moakley.
 Justice of the Peace--Edward ( Wehner, Frank Ellis. Rocco Ierard Charles Lawton, John Lynch, Williar Abern.
 Seventh Ward.
 The story of the sixth was duplcat ed in the seventh, It was another quie affair in which the delegates were un pledged and were chosen without dis senslon. They are:
 City-Samuel J. Well, Joseph I OBrien, Joseph Papolzio, Edward Maroney. James B. Coe, Vincenzo Es poslto, Timothy Collins.
 Congressional-Ed Edward J. Sisk, Wi liam H. Conklin, Joseph Mosca, Patrio Goode, Alfred Mazzarillo, Willis ( Porter.
 Probate-Frank S. Bishop, Thoma Flynn, Gennarro Annaruma, Dani' MeNamara, Antonio Mosca, Williai La Fontaine.
 Justice of the peace--William l Smith, Terrence Donahue, Pete Bradley, Oresto Lombardi Americ Barbuta, Patrick Reynolds, Edwar Braden.
 Eighth Ward.
 The Eighth ward was one of tr few wards in which a contest ha been predicted It materiali2ed, to but not to the extent expected and nt on the delegation. A fight starte over the election of chairman. T oppose Ward Chairman Oscar P. Iv, there was George R. Martin, but ! was defeated by a vote of l79 to 8 This broke the opposition and the r mainder of the work went by uncor tested. These are the delegations:
 City--Judge A. Mcclellan Mathev son, Oscar P Ives, Joseph H. Ullma Louis Kllnkerfuss, George Burges Charles B. Mathewman, Charles Burton, John H. Pearce, Frederic Carlson, Louis C. Heller Edward Su liyan.
 Congressional --- Pere G. Wallm Charles F. Gerner, Solomon Con pertz, Emil Loos, William Murph Charles Platt Wallace B Holt, Hari B Brown Joseph Mulhern, Jam Rowland, J. Rice Wmchell Probate-John Gilson, Sidney R senberg, Thomas Cox, James D. Dey ell, jr, Arthur C. Graves. Andrew Bierkan, Charles Kleiner, Villa l Miller Robert Hosley Joseph T Ko lerstrom Melvin Hepburn
 Justice of the Richal Kirck, Albert Rogowski, Herma Behn, Charles R. Frisbie, Harry