Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-11
DEMOCRATS LIST
WARD DELEGATES
Tickets Nominated to be Voted
On at the Primaries Set for
Tomorrow Night.
CANDIDATES ARE ENDORSED
Men Who Have An
nounced Themselves Seekers
for Aldermanic Honors.

Fine ward meetings were held by
the democrats of the city last evening
to dispose of the preliminaries incident
to the primaries set for tomorrow
evening between and 8 o'clock, at
which candidates for aldermen are to
be nominated, ward committeeman
elected and delegates to the city-town-
ship convention selected The town
ship convention will be held at Turner
hall next Wednesday evening. at
which time the democrats expect to
name men for the offices of assessor. col
lector, supervisor and assistant supervis-
ors who will claim the support not only
of their party, but of the people gen.
orally. at the polls next month. The
results of the ward meetings of last
evening were as follows:
First Ward.
Delegates-John Holzhammer, 10
seph Lerch, Robert Beck, D. Witt,
Charles Weinberger, George Kroeger,
Henry Kale. Frank Blochlinger,
Charles Carlson, George Simpson,
Henry Borrell.
Arthur o. Huff, HOG Fourth street,
was Endorsed for the aldermanic nom
ination. Joseph Lerch, in the first
precinct, and Henry Kale, in the sec
ond precinct, were nominated for ward
committeeman.
Second Ward.
Delegates-H. c. Webbing, John
Kimble, John Cahail, George Sexton,
John Stapp, Emil Mandel, Howard
Wright, J. F. Coverman, Thomas Plog,
Martin Frank, Herman Seidel, William
Fleugel, Andrew Lerch.
Carl Naab was Endorsed for the al
dermanic nomination. Andrew Lerch
and Harry Barth, in the first precinct,
and H. C. Webbing and John Kimble,
in the second precinct, were nomin-
ated for ward committeeman.
Third Ward.
Delegates = Dan Corken, John
Schlemmer, Louis Schroeder, John
Schwack, Fred Autwarter, John era !
mer, c. j. Smith, Ernst OhIweiler, |
Thomas Carney, Joseph Grotegut, Ar
thur Burial, Henry Kruse, S. A. La |
Vanway, F. NJ. Burt, Harry Coyne, |
John Ainsworth.
The meeting was held in La Van
ways store on Second avenue. w. C. |
MaucEer was Endorsed for the alder t
manic nomination.
Fourth Ward.
Delegates-John w. Linn, Henry j.
Prick, Andrew Brady, Gus Tremann,
Charles L. Thompson, Ralph W. La
mont, NJ w. Battles, Henry Lemburg.
The meeting was held at Tricks
barn. Charles L. Thompson was in
dorsed for denomination as aldermanic
candidate
Fifth Ward.
Delegates-T A Fender, James,
Michael Collins, William
Trefz, Joseph Bahen, T. F. Wheelan.
George MCGEE, Dudley Marshall, ].
w. WEIGH, 1. J. Hoare.
The meeting was held at the old
hose house on Twenty-second street
Cochran was chairman and
T. A. Fender secretary. For ward
committeeman, William Cochran and
James Knittle were nominated for the
first precinct and George P. Stauduhar
and Joseph McCrory for the second
precinct
Sixth Ward.
Delegates-Frank Meenan, George
Wright, J. D. Davis, P F. Meenan,
Frank Lawler, c. c. Wilson, John Nc
John Mccarthy. John Snitzer,
Louis Funkenstein, James Dolan, An
1rew Wollenhaupt.
The caucus was held at the old hose
house on Twenty-sixth street. Frank
Lawler was chairman Of the meeting
and G. c. Wilson was secretary. J.
D. Davis was Endorsed for the alder /;
manic nomination and George Wright,
n the first precinct, and Frank Nee
ian, in the second precinct, were NOM
mated for ward committeeman.
Seventh Ward.
Delegates-James A. Campbell, A
". Valentine, George Wagner, Paul o.
rhiesen, w. C. Allen, Oscar Wahlund,
5. J. Stader, c. NJ. Cannon, Louis