Daily Republican., 1879-08-11
RFPUBLIOAN NOMINATION.
A, Light VOte-M esars Lichteustein
and Vincent Receives tho Nom.
iuati0n-No Contest In the Fourth
Wsrd-Addresses ~ the Noma.

iuation-NO Contest In the Fourth
Wsrd-Addresses ~ the Noml.
necs. H
Last Saturday afternoon tho Repub.
licans OF this city held their nomina.
tion election for President of Council,
City Treasurer and ward officers.
There being no opposition to Msssrs'
Lichtenstein and Vincent they received
the nomination. But little interest was
taken in the matter, and as a conss-
quencs light vote was polled. The
following we're the nominations in the
different wards:
FIRST WARD.
In this ward there was no Council
ticket. M. l.. Lichtenstsin received 18
votes for President of Council and F.
Vincent II votes for Treasurer.
SECOND WARD.
In this ward there was no n0nina-
ton.
THIRD WARD.
The following is the vote for Coun-
8 A. Price 20 votes
Joseph Mcbride l5 +"
G. D. Lincoln 13 "
Inspectors; Eastern Precinct, A. A
Chapman, Assistant, Frederick Pyle.
Assistant Inspectors, Western Precinct,
Isaac Darlington and George W. Saw
yer.
In the Fourth Ward there was no
election. The polls were opened by the
Vice President Of the Ward, but no
tickets appeared and no votes we're Of
fered.
FIFTH WARD.
The total number of votes cast in
this ward was As. The following is the
vote for me nbers.Of Council.
Henry Evans, q years) As votes.
Alfred Gawthrop, Il Year, 46 "
Messrs. Lichtenstein and Vincent re-
ceiyed the full vote. In the Eastern
District, Washington Mason was nomi.
mated for Inspector and Edward Lewis
as assistant Inspector. In the Western
Precinct, j. Horace Rudolph YVES nomi
mated for Inspector and F. A. Taylor,
Assistant Inspector.
SIXTH WARD.
In this ward Joseph Adams was the
only candidate named for council and
he received the full number of votes
cast, 81, as did also the President of
Council, Treasurer and the Inspectors.
For the Northern District, II. H. Haw-
kins was nominated as Inspector and
John R. Gallaher Assistant Inspector.
SEVENTH WARD.
This ward polled 227 votes, the high
est number:pollsd by any ward in the
city. The following is . vote for Coun-
Gil ::
Caesar A. Rodney u votes
John Green 81 votes
Charles W. Talley AZ votes
John Hare 80 votes
John Jones votes
The following were the inspectors
and assistants nominated; West Pre-
cinct: Robert Smith and James J. Vim
cent; East. John J. Flanagan and James
Dandy.
EIGHTH WARD.
In this ward there were two candi-
dates named for Council. The follow
ing is the vote:
W. H. White, IS votes.
Lemuel Mari, 4S "
Inspector, George Casperson; Assist
ant, Robert Cummins.
NINTH WARD.
In this ward II votes were cast. For
members Council
Christian Fsbiger received II votes
D. R Smith II.
Inspector, Jesses Eaches; Assistant,
Lindsay l.. Pierce.
TENTH WARD.
The following Is the vote in the Tenth
Ward for Council:
S. J. Tazeweil, 2 years, % votes;
Walter D. Bush, year, 23.
Inspector, Chas. Lukens; Assistant,
W. Croney.
The following is list of the candi'
dates for Council:
Third Ward, Samuel A. Price; Fifth
Ward, Henry Evans for two years, and
Alfred Gawthrop for one; Sixth Ward,
J.K Adams; Seventh Ward, c. A.
Rodney; Eighth Ward, VIM. H. White;
Ninth Ward, Christian Febiger for two
wears, and David R. Smith for one
wear: Tenth Ward, Samuel G. Tazewell
for two years, and Walter d. Bush for
one year.
The following is the total vote in the