The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-08

Justice Carney 70. % Ear. the only
candidate who has hled his petition.
but he VIII have Edwin B. Bolton and
former Police Justice Albert +. Sellers
opposed 70 him. Justice Gainey was
appointed by Mayor Marx. after the
passage by the legislature or 1913 or
the bin creating the third police JUS
ticeship, AS Justice Jeffries term also
expires this year, there are two police
justices to be nominated. The dope
sters predict that Carney will be one
OF them. on the Republican ticket,
without doubt. leaving the fight TO the
other nomination between Bolton and
Sellers. There II said TO be q possi-
billy Of other candidates, but no
homes are mentioned.
On the Democratic ticket. Justice
Jeffriss 10 the only candidate spoken
OF.
Because OF the creation OF three
new wards. aldermen must be elected
IN the extreme east and west ends
OF the city.
In the Seventeenth ward, AID.
Schultz will retain his seat. There
are i've Republican candidates al
ready on record for the other alder
manic chair. OF these, School In.
spector Albert c. Kunz occupies the
most prominent position. The others
are John B. Brown, James r. Walsh.
X. w. Tomlinson and John G. Myers.
in the Nineteenth ward. there are
two positions to be filed, and IA can
didates have thus FAR filed their
names. The most prominent, politi-
cally. are Estimatorat-large z. T. Muir
and John +. Hacker, who was q mem
Der OF the charter commission. For
mer County Auditor Forbes Robertson
has also announced his intention of
running. The battle In the Nine
teenth promises to be terrific strug-
gle. Three Of the IA candidates are
Democrats.
In the Twenty-first ward, Aid. Din
geman will hold hts place. There
are six Republican candidates for the
vacancy, with Estimator q. T. Mich
OILS among the most prominent. Will
liam e. Renick is a candidate on the
Democratic ticket.
There is one vacancy In the EigtA
eenth ward, where Aid. WenEel holds
his seat. and one In the Twentieth.
where Aid. Gilman needs q partner.
John G. Cowan, former estimator,
and William T. Harms are candidates
on the Republican ticket in the
Eighteenth. In the Twentieth there
are three candidates, all unknown In
the political field
The three east side wards also have
a liberal showing OF candidates for
estimator. At noon, Monday, nobody
had filed from the two west side
wards.
The race for school inspector L.
not arousing much interest. No can
didates on either ticket have filed
their names In the First, Third,
Fourth or Fifth wards. In the Sec
ond. Thomas @. Craig, member OF
the Board Of Estimates, Is one can
didate, with John G. Spaulding OPP
posing him. Harry +. Hollands, who
caused the Investigation into the
building OF the Northwestern high
school, has Ira w. WELDON as his OPP
ponent for the Republican nomination
In the Sixth, where Joseph Charbon-
neau, the present Democratic In
spector, will run again. In the Sew
enth. Inspector Bahorski Is opposed
for the nomination by Benjamin A.
Bartnicke; In the Eighth, Inspector
Kennedy has Frank l.. Williams as
his opponent. In the Tenth, Inspector
Maybee has failed to file his nom
nation, and Francis z. Grace IL the
only, candidate in the field. Inspector
Krueter has two opponents In the
Eleventh, Inspector Sherman IL with.
out opposition In the Twelfth, and
DR.. Neinas is all alone, SO far. In the
sixteenth.