Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-30
TICKETS FOR
THE PRIMARY
ARE COMPLETE
Fullerton and BoIIschweiIsr
Are the Only Candidates
for Mayor.
~ALDERMANIC CONTESTS
Democrats Have One In
Third Ward and Republic
cans In Fifth.
DELEGATES ARE CHOSEN
Those Who Will Go to the
Congressional and State
Conventions.
DELEGATES ARE CHOSEN

Candidates at the primaries for
city offices, state and congressional
convention delegates, filed their in
dlVldual petitions before 5 o'clock
yesterday afternoon at city hall. In
anticipation of late petitions, City
clerk LaRoe remained at city hall
until late last night. 1t was an
ounce that although midnight was
the limit for filing petitions, the city
hall would close at s o'clock, but
for the convenience of those whose
petitions were late, the office remain
ed open until almost 10 o'clock.
William II. Fullerton still stands
as the republican candidate for the
nomination for mayor. On the al
dermanic ticket, there are only two
instances Of rival candidates. Jo-
George Hardiman. Second ward,
first poll, w. d. voorhees,; second
poll, B. NJ. Cannon. Third ward,
first poll. Albert Bollschweiler; seq
ond poll, ]. ]. Flynn. Fourth ward,
first poll, Peter McKeon; second
poll, Peter Floersch. Fifth ward.
first poll, Michael Draper; second
poll, Thomas Connors. Sixth ward,
first poll, d. ]. Flynn; second poll,
F. X. Urbanski.
Republfcan-First ward, first poll,
George J. Haney; second poll, w. g.
Wilson, Charles Macmillan. Sec
ond ward, first poll, C. C. Baldwin;
second poll, Ira B. Tice. Third
ward, first poll, Jorgen Martinusen;
second poll. August Wilson. Fourth
ward, first poll, John H. J%ohnson;
second poll, Edward V, Koyen. Fifth
ward, first poll, Albert Leu; second
poll, John Skrocki. Sixth ward,
first poll, stephen Schultz; second
poll, Soren Jensen.
Constable.
Republican-Fourth ward, first
poll, ]. C. Brown; first ward, first
poll, D. A. Shirley.
Republican-First ward, first poll,
John Hanson; second poll, Peter X.
Peterson, Second ward, first poll,
Louis Briggs, Jesse Colyer; second
poll. George w. Tyrrell. Third ward,
first poll, Benjamin Sturn; second
poll, Matt. Hanson. Fourth ward,
first poll, Chris Rasmussen, R. STAN
ton; second poll, Fred H. Walker.
Fifth ward, first poll, Anton Masso-
pust; second poll, Michael zylka.
Sixth ward, first poll, Hans c. Smith,
Jr.; second poll, Paul M. Woit-
scheck.
State Convention.
Democrat-First ward, first poll,
w. Parker Runyon; second poll,
seph Polkowitz and Richard Calvin
oppose each other in the third ward
for the democratic candidacy; while
In the fifth, B.. J. Mullen and Neils
Hansen will contest the republican
nomination.
Following is the complete city
ticket for election at the primariesi
Mayor.
Albert B~ollschweiler, democrat.
William Fullerton, republican.
Aldermen.
First ward-Nathanie1 Cornelison,
Sr., democrat; Samuel Hornsby, re-
publican.
Third ward-Richard R. Calvin,
Joseph P~olkowitz, democrat; Will
liam Hilker, republican.
Fifth ward-Lawrence C. Dalton,
democrat; B. j. Mullen, Neils Ham
sen, republican.
Recorder.
Henry w. Kehoe, democrat.
Harold e. Pickersgill, republican.
School Commissioners.
Democrat-John X. Sheehy, Henry
w. Jones, Charles H. Fletcher, three
years; Carl c. Christensen, Edward
L. Gridley, James ]. H%arrlgan, two
years; Louis Rossi, julius Klein, F.
X. Urbanski, one year. OF these,
Fletcher, christensen. Gridley and
Rossi are republican. They have
been nominated for the democratic
primary to carry out the p~on-parti-
san idea,
Republican-Thomas Lucas, MAIDS
Dlneaen, Jacob L.. G~oldberger,
Charles r. Fletcher, J. X. Sheehy,
Henry w. Jones, three years; G. M.
Liddie, Louis H. FRANKIE, Chris An-
derson, Carl C. Christensen, edward
l.. Gridley, James J. Harrigan, two
years; II. R. Wilson, A. ri. koyen,
| John H. Gregory, Louis Rossi, Julius
Klein. F. X. Urbanski, one year. OF
these, Sheehy, Jones, Harrigan,
Klein and Urbanski are democrats,
They have been nominated for the
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