Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-09-21
PRIMARIES
TOMORROW
Who Are Seeking the NOmlua-
fiOnS on Both Tickets for the
Various Offices.
SEVERAL WARM CONTESTS

Tomorrow is primary day and there
Is every indication that the total vote
polled will exceed all former years
as with one exception there have new
er been any contests like the present.
During the Fordyce campaign there
was considerable interest shown and
naturally the vote was large
This year the vote will be larger
for the reason that of the direct pri-
maries and from the way the various
aspirants for the nominations are
hustling tnere is likely to be as much
doing tomorrow as there has been on
some previous election days.
The polls will open at / o'clock in
the afternoon and close at 8 o'clock
in the evening.
The main contest In the city Is for
the recorder nomination as ON both
sides of the fence there are a num-
ber Of candidates. In the county
there is a contest for coroner and for
the assembly, on both tickets.
William Eggers has pulled out, 1t
was stated by a member of the execu-
tive committee this afternoon, from
the race for the democratic nomina-
ton for school commissioner in the
third ward. This leaves John @. Ar
ner clear field.
Here are the candidates Of the
county and in the different wards of
the city:
DEMOCRATS.
County Candidates.
For Sheriff-William H. Quacken-
boss.
For Coroners, (vote for Two), VIII
liam j. Condor, Martin S. Meinzer.
For Members OF General Assembly
Howard ]. Butcher, Schuyler G.
Van Cleef, William e. Ramsay.
City Candidates.
For Mayor-Albert Bollschweiler.
For William A.
Growney.
For Recorder, (vote for One)-
Edward A. Condor, Henry w. Kehoe,
William T. Major. James F. O'Brien,
Herman Philo, George d. Runyon.
First Ward.
For Alderman-C. Douglas Fraser.
For School Commissioner-Henry
W. Jones.
Third Ward.
For Alderman, Vote for One)-
James ]. Flynn, Richard j. Calvin.
For School Commissioner, (Vote
lOI OuSy y--JOHu ". AIn6I.
Fifth Ward.
For Alderman, (Vote for One)-
Lawrence c.. Dalton, Hans Lehman
For School Commissioner-Mart
Ratajczak.
REPUBLICANS.
County Candidates.
For Sheriff, Vote for One)-WiI-
liam CarHnan, William Oberman,
Richard A. Peltier, William H. Pfeif-
fer.
For Coroners, (Vote for Two)-
Ferdinand Garretson, John v. Hub
bard.
For Members of General Assembly,
(Vote for Three) flames A. Edgar,
Edwin @. McKeag, Rene P. F. Won
Minden, William G. Voorhees,.
City Candidates.
For Mayor-Frank @. Henry.
For Comptrolier-John r. Ten
Broeck.
For Recorder, (vote for ons)-
Leo Goldberger. Peter A. Peterson,
Harold q. Pickersgill, James J. Ryan,
Stephen F. somogyi.
First Ward.
For Alderman, (Vote for One)--
Charles Beck, Samuel w. Hornsby,
Adolph H. Koyen.
For School Commissioner, (Vote
for One William P. Bradley, s. R.
harrington.
Third Ward.
For Alderman, (Vote for One)-I
Richard Ernest Comegys, Jorgen
Martinusen, William l.. Smith.
For School Commissioner--W Walter
Rechnitzer.
Fourth Ward.
For Justice of the Peace ohm An
dersOn.
Fifth Ward.
For Alderman, (Vote for one)-
Alfred Christopherson, Robert H.
Porter.
For School Commissioner-Wil-
liam q. Majewski.
For CounciImen.
First Ward--John Hanson.
Second Ward--Thomas Baker.
Third Ward-Joaeph Greiner.
Fourth Ward-Chris Rasmussen.
Fifth Ward--Nels Hanson.
Sixth Ward--A. DeLeon.
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