The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1909-03-18
NOTICE OF CITY PRIMARY
ELECTION

dates for the Office of assessor and
justice Of the peace for the city of Ke-
Inosha, also one alderman, one school
commissioner aud a county supervisor
for each ward in the city of Kenosha.
Said primary election will be held in
the several wards in said city on Tues
day the 23rd day Of March A. D. 1909
and that the polls of said election will
be open at 600 o clock a. m. and close
lat 700 p. M on that day
And further notice is hereby given
that the polling places for said pri-
mary election will be located as fol
lows:
First ward-At the police Office in
the Central Engine House on Market
Square
Second ward-ln the basement of the
Durkee School building on Dayton
street.
First precinct, Third ward-In the
basement of the Deming School build
ing on Dayton street.
Second precinct, Third ward-In the
Engine House on Dayton street.
Fourth ward-In the basement OF the
Frank School building on Park street.
Fifth ward-In the voting booth on
Maple street near the corner of Grand
avenue.
Sixth ward-In the basement of the
Weiskopf School on North Chicago
street.
Seventh ward-At the North Side
Engine House on Milwaukee avenue.
Eighth ward-In- the basement Of the
Gillett School on Bronson street.
Given under my hand at Kenosha,
Wisconsin this 5th day of March 1909.
(SeaI George W. Harrington.
City Clerk Of the City of Kenosha.
Lis of Candidates
County If Kenosha
City Of Kenosha .
I, George W. Harrington, city
clerk of said city, do hereby GER
tify that the following is a list
of the names of all persons for
whom nomination papers have been
filed in my office, and who are entitled
to be voted for at the primary cleo
ton to be held in the several wards and
precincts Of said city on the 23rd day
of March, 1909.
Democratic
Asses8of-Nicholas J. Buchanan, 226
Lake avenue.
Assessor-Peter Elyen, 467 North
Chicago street.
Assessor--1[athias P. Kleist, 264
North Congress street.
Justice of the Peace-John J. Con-
merry, 818 Elizabeth street.
Justice of the Peace-Edward Dona-
hue, 651 Pomeroy street.
Justice of the Peace-James W.
Rose, 1866 Salem avenue.
Justice of the Peace-Thomas J.
Ryan, 1853 Maiden Lane
First Ward
Alderman-James H. O'Brien, 358
Exchange street.
Aforementioned Sullivan, 3O6
Maiden Lane.
ECCuOOl COMMISSIONING I'LL DIS M I'LL
gen, 317 Exchange street.
County Supervisor Charles B. Diet
rich, 210 Park street.
Second Ward
Alderman
School Commissioner
County Supervisor
Third Ward
Alderman-Frank x. Swift, 571 West
street.
Alderman-Joseph H. Tully, 572 Pom
eroy street.
School missioner-Oliver P. Hoye,
453 Congress street.
County upervisor-Thomas II. Eng
fish, 618 Congress street.
Fourth Ward
Alderman-James f Filben, 528
Market street.
Alderman-Joseph NJ vetter, $50
Prairie avenue.
School Commissioner-Ma Ladewig,
318 Valentine street.
i County Supervisor dolph J. Burg,
456 Park street.
Fifth Ward
Alderman-Robert w. Burt, 81 Ma
pie street.
/ Alderman-William J. Craney, 552
Garden street.
! Alderman-Peter Leuck, 40 Middle
street.
School Commissioner-Joh E. Will
iams, 707 Garden street.
County Supervisor Simon Krebs, Jr.,
431 Middle street.
Sixth Ward
] Alderman-Maurice J. Schendt, 1863
Rock street.
! Alderman-William Smith, IS Mid
die street.
| Alderman-C. Fred stemm, 264 Mid
die street.
School Commissioner Joseph Leinen
weber, 263 Middle street.
Comfy Superyisor-Joseph Widmann,
165 Milwaukee avenue.
Seventh Ward
Alderman-Joseph Berns, 262 North