The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-09-12

in by the score Most of these were successfully
challenged, however. The result of the pri-
maries is as follows:
NOMINEES FOR COUNCIL.
First Ward-Miles NJ. REYNOLDS
Second Ward-David +. Swain.
Third Ward-Calvn +. Rocker
Fourth Ward-Theodore L. Smither.
Fifth Ward-John r. Pearson.
Sixth WaId-W G. Newcomb.
Seventh Ward-R. b. McClelland.
Eighth Ward-Thomas w. Gardner.
Ninth Ward-Joseph Solomon.
Tenth Ward-Arthur L. Wright.
Eleventh Ward-Isaac Thaman
Twelfth Ward-M. NJ. Cummings.
Thirteenth Ward-Edward Dunn.
Fourteenth Ward-,Ioseph Dougherty.
Fifteenth Ward-Clayton w. Dolen
Sixteenth Ward-Postponed indefinitely.
Seventeenth Ward-Frank E. Benjamin
Eighteenth Ward-Dr S. H. Moore.
Nineteenth Ward-Frank A. Tweedy.
Twentieth Ward-John L. Mcfarland.
Twenty-first Ward--P G. Trusler
Twenty-second Ward--Postponed.
Twenty third Ward-Pcstponed one week.
Twenty-fourth Ward-Postponed until Tuesday
Aext.
Twenty fifth ward-John Herig,
DELEGATES TO ALDERMANIC CONVENTIONS.
First District.
First Ward-George Weaver. Wade Ritter VIM.
Griffin Heinrich Kline, Inland Dudley, John NJ. Todd.
Second Ward-J. G. Adams, w. 0. Patterson, E. F.
Norwood, Henry T. Stevenson, Worth Wright j. w.
Sixth Wards H. Shearer, Harry Crosby Louis
Kern DIR. Firman Chas. Hitchcock Chas. Foster.
Seventh Ward-A. b. Parker, J. B. Hoss, Frank
Fisher - Barlow, G. F. Meyer, VIM. Holland.
Eighth Ward-Wm. Koehler Oliver Parker, AL.
Wiseman Val. Hermann Phi. Hereth, VIM Reasner.
Second District.
Third Ward-W D. Wiles, William Georst. Lon
Boyd, Henry Sweetland, Henry Clay, Nathan Pierce.
Jones, John Murphy, Gil Sommers Samuel Brown.
Thirteenth Ward-R. P. Daggett, Thomas Chandler
William Walden, John B. Long, Worth Merritt, Sid.
Hinton.
Fourteenth Ward-Ben Bagby, Clay Willes, Henry
Wakefield, William Evans. Dr. o. B. Pettijohn, R.
Fifteenth Ward-Al Moore Nelson Hoover, James
W. Neville, Ed Exelt, j. w. Pettigo, e. NJ Holdings
worth.
Fifth Ward-D. N. Ransdell, J. H. Thomas John
F. Wallck, j. w. Williams. w. M. Blake, William
Coughlin Instructed for NJ. L. Brown.
Ninth Ward-Frank Strip, Wilbur F. Holiday
William Norwood, Ed Guthrie, George Henderson,
Tenth Ward-Leon Kahn w. H. Craft, Homer
Speed, +. L. Spahr Merrill Moores, J. w. Smith.
Eleventh Werd-B- Rorison, o. T. Morton. J. G..
Douglass Isaac Thalman, e. W. Davis, J. H. Oliver.
TNelfth Wards w. Patterson, Fred Fisher,
Charles Johns Jerry Weakley, James Dawson. Ed
Pullen.
Fourth District.
Seventeenth Ward-J N South R. r. Sbiel c. w
Bradford, Pat Brown, John Boldus, Ben Hethering-
ton
Eighteenth ward--J. B. Hampton, Frank Hill,
Tony Kepper, j. M. Westover w. T. Ellis F. F.
CarN;n.
Nineteenth Ward-John T. Pressly. Ed. P. Thomp-
son, Owen Foy. Fred Cline DR.. S. L. Ferree, Til
Somerville.
Twentieth ward-A. G. May, L. A. Fulmer, VIM
Moreand Charles Crosley, Al Malone and John
Twen ty-frst Ward-Frank Glass Richard Farmer,
w. e. Jeffries. Dan Jordan, Ed Williams, Ed Harris.
Fifth District.
Sixteenth Ward-Henry Decker. John M. Wilson,
Ed A. Bretz, George Lyons, Clint Dumont, James
Sulgrove.
Twenty third ward-9 Moore Ed Dean William
Richards, A. Koutsky, Ernest Hasseld. Jere O'Bren.
Twan tv-f 10 Huffp Rnbt &c
H Astler Peter Strupp A Hauk.
Twenty-ffth Ward-Wm. Axiom, Thos. Russell,
George Brooks, George Harding, John Costello.
Mr.. PEARsoN's COMPLIMENT.
At the Fifth ward primary John r. Pearson
was nominated by reclamation, and the follow
ing resolution adopted:
Whereas, John r. Pearson has served his consit,l-
ents of the Fifth ward conscientiousy and without
partisanship for the past six years; and
Whereas, We deem it important for the welfare of
the ward and the general good of the city that he be
returned representative; therefore,
Resolved. That John r. Pearson is hereby rendered
the nomination by reclamation as candidate for
Gilman of the Fifth ward
Mr.. Pearson accepted in the following little
speech
and all, for the compliment you have paid me in
nominating me by reclamation to you for the
fifth time your representative in Council / need
not tell you am heartily in favor of the ordinance
increasing the saloon tax to 800. l have always
favored thestrictest economy in managing the affairs
of the city. All can say or promise you is that
will in the future in the past look after your inter
est and the interest of the entire city the best of
my judgment and ability.
NOTES.
At the Eighth-ward primary Fred Smith was
elected ward committeeman in place of Joshua
Zimmerman, resigned.
In the Twenty-frst ward 80 votes were cast.
and Truslers majority for councilman was 73
The members of the party in the ward say the
election was the most satisfactory held for years
The law requires that aldermen shall own real
estate In the district they represent. In the
nomination OF gentlemen tonight for that posi-
ton delegates should bear this in mind as il
will prevent trouble in questioning the aualifca-
ton of candidates before election and of mem
bers afterwards. In examining the standing in
this respect of Democratic candidates for alder
men it appears that j. D. Youart in thesThird
district, and Martin ONeil in the Fourth have
no rating as owners of realty in the tax dupli-
cate.
The Republicans OF the Eighteenth ward last
night in nominating DR.. Samuel H. Moore for
the Council, hearkened to the voice of the good
citizen This is the Sim Coy ward, and a
greater contrast in candidates and the elements
they represent could not possibly be afforded
than is exhibited in the Eighteenth ward. Dr.
Moore is property holder and was nominated
by reclamation only consenting to accept the
race at the urgent solicitation Of the best citizens
of the ward, many Democratic taxpayers quietly
giving assurance of their support. 1t is con-
spicuously good nomination.
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