Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-20
NEBRASKA TOWNS In CAUCUS
Tickets Being Put in Field for April
Election.
MIXED TICKETS IN SOME PLACES
Wet and Dry Issues Take Precedence
in Nebraska and VIII Form
Basis of Many Com
tests.

CHADRON, Neb., March 1s.-(special
Telegram.)-At the citizens caucus the
following were nominated: James w.
Finnegan, mayor; George E. Marriott,
clerk; Ernest X. Reikman, treasurer; Fred
B. Merritt, engineer; Fred ]. Houghton,
police Judge; Benjamin Lowenthal, coun-
Gilman, First ward; Thomas P. Harrison,
councilman, Second ward; Henry Maika,
councilman, Third ward; Allen G. Fisher
and William S. Gillian, members school
board for three years. Nominations are
equal to an election, as no other ticket is
contemplated.
Tickets at Fremont.
FREMONT, Neb., March 19.-(Special)-
Both parties held ward caucuses last even
ing. all of which were SHINY attended.
The republicans nominated the following
councilmen: First ward, Frank Knowlton;
Second ward, Henry Tiegler; Third ward,
Henry Jess; Fourth ward, John Lind. The
democrats nominated William c. Wiley in
the First ward, Henry Haman in the Sec
ond, Charles Schaeffer in the Third and
p. H. Larson in the Fourth. The city
conventions will be held tonight and two
members Of the school board nominated.
According to the usual practice, there will
be no contest, each party nominating one
and endorsing the others nominee.
Cnucuses at Nebraska City.
NEBRASKA CITY, Neb., March 19.-spe-
cial The republicans held a mass con-
%vention last evening, with H. H. Bartling
as chairman and ]. r. Bonwell as secre-
tary. The following councilmen were nom
mated: First ward, Calvin Chapman; Sec
ond ward, John Johnson; Third ward, d.
w. McCallum; Fourth ward, F. NJ. Cook;
members Of the Board of Education, DIR. j,
e. B~loomingdale, John L. Patterson and
NJ. NJ. Vaughn.
The democrats held a mass convention
yesterday and nominated the following
ticket: Councilmen, First ward, F. J. Car
son; Second ward, f. B. Eccleston; Third
ward, Thomas Slack; Fourth ward, E. D.
Harnell; members of the Board of Edu-
cation, DR.. S. S, Wilson, r. e. Hawley
and William Kennedy.
License Caucus at Albion.
ALBION, Neb,, March l9.-(Special)-
The caucus Of the license party held last
evening resulted in the following nominal
tions for the spring election: Mayor,
Frank Roberts,; clerk, Robert Flotree;
treasurer, Albert Carstens; councilman,
First ward, Phelan Shirley; councilman.
Second ward dong term), w. A. Ladd;
councilman, Second ward (short term, A.
j. Ruddy; police Judge, F. NJ. Silk; city
engineer, William clean
The anti-license caucus will be held
March 10.
Wet and Dry Caucus.
FALLS CITY. Neb, March ls.-At the
citizens high license caucus these were
nominated: For mayor, w. H. Keeling,
clerk, Fred Dewald; treasurer, r.. A.. Nett
eel; engineer, e. w. Towle; police Judge,
John S. ~Spraggins; councilmen, First ward,
Henry Gerdes; Second. r. Dittman; Third,
Fred Hartman; school board, 1. c. Farmer,
Aaron Louks.
At the anti-saloon caucus w ]. McCray
was nominated for mayor. Warren Hutch
ems for treasurer. Fred Dewald for clerk;
councllmen, First ward, Samuel Bucher;
Second, D.. ID. Reavis; Third. John Hosack.
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