Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-10
The COLUMBIA REPUBLICANS
NOMINATE a sTROS0 rTCKEr AT LAST
NIGHTS PRIMARIES.
nus the Democracy Propose to See That II Il
Laid Low-rhc Democratic Nominees
for the borough omccs-Briefs
About the Town.

Regular Correspondence OF 1NrEIIIaEScEn
CoLuMBrA, Feb. l0.--The Republicans |
undoubtedly nominated strong ticket last |
evening, one which will cause the Democrats
tho hardest kind OF work TO defeat The |
nomination for councilmen and school direc- |
tors are especially strong. but the Democrats
moan 10 defeat them. When the Democracy
mean business as II docs new, nothing can
Withstand them. The Republican nomina-
tions are as follows
FIRST WARD.
Judge--william b. Fasig.
Inspector-Chas. A. Hook.
Assessor-Robert ). Conklin'
Assistant Assessors--william Hougendo-
bier and A. q. Minnich.
Constable-John Gilbert.
Council-Christian Hershey.
School Dlrector--Lewis w. May.
Conierees---J. Koch, c. T.. Graybill and
Harry Sholl.
SECOND WARD.
JudQe--Emanuel Newcomer.
Inspector-J. w. Yocum.
Assessor--William Boyd.
Assistant Assossors-J. L. Pmkerton and
s. s. Klair.
Constable-Samuel Writer'S.
Council-A. g. Musser.
School Director--Jacob Strino.
Conferees-J. W. W.Yocum, Jacob Strine,and
Barney Sweeney.
THIRD WARD.
Iudge-G. G. Temple.
Inspector--w. P. Kim.
Assessor--D. +. Gohn.
Assistant Assessors-Nicholas Binchauer
and j. X. Smoker.
Constable--Jno. NJ. Kleeman.
Council-Jno. Paine.
School Directof-D. c. Wann.
Corierees-D. c. Wann, VIM. Baker and
w. II Gilbert.
The conferees met in Armory hall after the
primaries and nominated for
Chief Burgess-W. w. Upp.
High Constable-Christian Strlwbridge.
Borough Auditor-Jeremiah Koch.
The Democratic con srees met IN the Herald
office last evening, and named Tor
Chief Burg ss-Newton Jackson.
High Constable--Geo. Briner.
Borough Auditor--Cien. William Patten.
Borough Briefs.
A good bass bail club in Columbia for next
season is not yet spoken of. Several boat
clubs, however, will be organized.
The remains Of Joseph Detwilor Heise were
Inferred in Mt Joy yesterday. ..
The fancy dress carnival in the rink on
Thursday evening promises to be grand
affair.
An important meeting of Chcquesalunga
tribe, No. SO, I. O. r.. NJ, will be held this
evening.
Messrs. Charles and Martin Erwin, and
their sister, Miss Minnie, returned to New
to Philadelphia this morning.
Miss Annie Black is in Philadelphia visit
Fanny Davenport will appear in Columbia
on tho 18th inst, instead of the nth. Matte
Vickers is booked for the 18th.
Grand Chief p. NJ. Arthur's lecture in the
opera house, last evening, on the objects and
aims of the order of Brotherhood of Loco.
motive Engineers drew fair-sized audience.
He is fine speaker, and ably handled his
interesting subject
About six month ago, the Cordelia furnace
shut down for repairs. The iron on hand did
not warrant the fires being re-lit when those
had been competed, but we learned yester-
day from an official sourcei that the furnace
would resume operation about the middle of
this month.
The pavements and streets were terribly
slippery last evening caused by the rain
which fell TO freeze.
A York county team crossed the Susluc-
hanna river on the bridge of ice this morn.
ing. 1t is considered perfectly safe.
Snow fell during last night and this morn
ing. and drifting has caused considerable
detention to freight trains.
A Tow Hitler, named John Thomas, was
kicked by horse, this morning, In the right
hip. wound was made several inches in
length and very deep.
Reading & Columbia Railroad Carpenter,
Mr.. B. Simpson, residing in this borough,
but who was employed in Lancaster yester.
day, fell from a truck and was badly bruised.
A plank fell after him. and striking him on
the head an ugly scalp wound was inflicted.
Col. G. S. Kaufman has contributed IS tn
the relief association, and Miss Elizabeth
Kehlar So. AL. such presents are thankfully
received.
1t has been suggested that Co. c. give an
exhibition drill in the rink. az soon as their
new uniforms are completed. The members
favor the plan, and will do their bost to please
the audience, if the suggestion should be
accepted.
Samuel Bailey, of Harrisburg, slipped as
he attempted 10 alight from freight train,
last evening, below Locust street, and fell on
the opposite track. His face was badly
gashed in several places.