Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-31
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Ninety Candidates File for Primary
Election.
FEW ARE WITHOUT OPPOSITION
David morrill, Candidate for Member
of Board of Fire and Police Conn
missiOners-FitsEerald
Files.

Ninety candidates filed for the offices in
the approaching primary election in South
Omaha. The filings closed last night at
midnight. A large percentage Of the candi-
dates put off filing until the latter part Of
the evening, and the offices Of the clerk
and treasurer were busy until 1880 p. m.
After that time the stream Of those who
were willing to assume the responsibility
Of public affairs began to lessen.
OF the long list Of applicants 1t will be
noted that few men will go to the pri-
maries unopposed. H. c. Murphy, for at
torney, and John F. shultz, for treasurer,
have no opponents. ]. NJ. Fitzgerald has
no opponen for the office OF tax commits
sioner.
Among the late surprises was the filing
OF Dana Morrill, for the Board OF Fire and
Police Commissioners, and II. @. Inghram,
for councilman In the Sixth ward. Earlier
in the day John Keegan filed for the Board
of Fire and Police Commissioners
]. j. Fitzgerald filed for the democratic
nomination for the Board of Fire and Po-
lice Commissioners He Is the president Of
the present board. DR.. f. w. Faux, the
other member of the board. filed for the
city council instead Of trying for ~re-elec-
ton.
List of Candidates.
Mayor-P. ]. Trainor, Otto Leptin, (rep-):
Jerry Howard, T. H. Ensor, 4. 7. Mum
ger, w. H. Queenan, (dem); w. ]. Aber-
Treasurer-John r. shvltE. (rep.); John
w. Grible, ]. J, Gillin (dem.l.
aeP5 IS e p. R kSgssa, F Frank " y Ge@ded =.
City 4ttorney|H. C. Murphy, Crep); S.
L.. Winters, (dem.).
Tax Commissioner-Frank Dworak, w.
+; Burdick, (rep); J. M. Fitzgerald, G.
Christensen, (dem.).
CoUNCILMEN.
First Ward-swan Larson, George D. FL
lis, w. j. Maggie, G.. w. Haynes, (rep);
John s. Walters, (dem).
Second Ward-Thomas Lisec, j. C. Vana,
mich. Luke Gaughan. james P. Sullivan,
denny j. II. Carbray, (soc.).
Third Ward-J. C.. Bowley, Frank Radil,
j. T. Alton, George Volt, (dem.).
Fourth Ward-John c. Riha, (rep.); Fred
Hefflinger, John Hasburgh, w: q. Raw
W. Faux, dem.J.
Fifth Ward-Joseph Nadolinski, August
Miller, lrep); John Elliott, Frank Alexe-
sixth wSrd2T. G. Inghram, c. w. Sears,
G. w Pearson; (rep(; Matt Peterson. s.
Seventh Ward-Thomas 2 Peterson, An
ton anrr, w Bear; treP)i Michael Burke.
I10ilIg II. G1aTln6JI, IL II f1aTtWGll, GEORGE
Krigbaum, Barney Cogan. (dem,).
Fire and Police commissioners-Dana
Morrill,. c. M. Rich, Frank Barnes, George
stephens, Thomas j. Kelly, John McIntire,
Thomas Geary, J. ]. Ryan, Charles Clapp,
Jacob Levy. George s%territt, Joseph w.
Hinchey, Edward K RInan joe pi MSHFaos Fred
Parks, George Hauptman, J. ]. Fitzgerald,
Cdem.);. Walter w, Lutman, (soc.)
Board Of Education-E. r. Leigh, 7. @.
Rice, w. A. Ketzberger, (rep); A. L.
Hunter. w. q. Schneider, (dem.)
Auchmuty-MnIIn weddinE.)
The wedding of Miss Ellen Malin to Mr..
William e.. Auchmuty took place last night
at the residence of DR.. r. L. Wheeler, who
performed the ceremony. The bride was
attended by her sister. Miss Sarah Malin.
Mr.. Ralph GramIich was best man. The
young people will make their home in
Omaha at 2s15 South Tbirty-first street.
Miss Malin was a teacher in the South
Omaha schools for several terms. Mr..
Auchmuty is at present engaged in the live
stock commission business in South Omaha.
Magic City Gossip.
H. E. Hess was seriously injured In AL
bright Wednesday night.
A good six-hole range for sale, cheap.
1919 NJ. 9th. Phone South 1923.
letters Gold Top Beer, delivered to any
part of city. Fred Heffllnger. Tel. South 1919
Thu Swedish-Norwegizn Republican club
viii meet Tuesday at s p. m. at 2O25 q
street.
The women of the English Lutheran
church will serve an election dinner on
April 6.
South Omaha camp No. 1895, Modern
Woodmen of America, viii give a smoker
February 3.
Miss Hannah Anderson of Kennilworth,
Ill, is The guest of her cousins, Ida and
Emil Lund, 68 North Twenty-fifth street.
The Magic City Kings Daughters will
hold an all day sewing meeting Thursday,
February 3, at the home of Mrs. Bruce
McCulloch.
The barber shop OF John Zabawa, 632
North Iwenty-seventh street. was entered
Friday nitllt and $35 in cash and a suit
OF clothing taken.
Phil Kearney post installed officers Sat
urday evening. John McIntire was installed
commandant of the post. Mrs. Josephine
Carroll is president OF the Women's Relief
corps.
Mrs. William Berry will entertain the
women's auxiliary to the Young Mems
Christian association at her home, 414 North
Twenty-sixth street, February l. at 2:30
p. m.
Tn Presbyterian Missionary society has
planned a poverty social to be given at the
IECme OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z. Campbell,
Twenty-seventh and r streets, Tuesday
evening. Invitations In dialect have been
prepared and win be generally extended.