Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-09-05
REPUBLICANS VOTE
To SELECT CANDIDATES FOR COUNTY AND
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS,
And the Election Of Delegates to the County "n-
ysntOn on Mondsy-A Rather Light
Vote Cast all Over the City.

were held for the purpose OF selecting can
didates for the offices of County Commls-
sioner and School Commissioner for the
various districts, and electing ten delegates
from each district to the County Conven-
tion which will be held at the Court
House tomorrow morning at ten O'CLOCK
The polls were open from six to MN
o'clock. and the voting kept up pretty
steadily during the whole time, although
there did not appear to be much interest
manifested in the result except among a
small number. The l~iveliest fighting was
in Clay and Madison, for County SSsqmmmls-
sioner. the contest in the former district be-
ing between Peterson and Speidel, and in the
latter between McGregor and Prince. At
the other polls the contest was not so
marked and they were through with the
vote at a comparatively good hour, Madison
and Clay not completing their contest
until II O'Clock. The result by districts Is
as follows:
WASHINGTON DISTRICT.
In Washington District the vote for each
candidate could not be ascertained, but the
ticket selected is as follows:
For County COmmissiOner-Henry Serlg.
For School COmmiSsioner-Dr. Z. r.
Ulrich.
Sustice of the Peace-Daniel lngram.s
Delegates to the County Convention
Stephen Ripley, George Zeigler, Jr., IhOs.
Hanna, Never Heymann, Harry Chew,
joseph Hamilton, Charles Danner, James
II. Riddle, c. j. Rawling and Coon Peters.
Total vote, 81.
MADISON DISTRICT.
For County Commissioned. r. Nc
GregOr 145, Thomas Prince b, }. ID. Max
well 9, Henry F. Jones g..
For School COMMISSIONER. Z. List
1874, C. II. Collier 4, J. f. Shellhase l.
Delegates to County COnycntion-My-
son Hubbard 100, A. H. FOrgey liz, t..
w. Bags 1874, Granville Rolls 158, VIM.
Johnson lO2, I. e. Young 1T9, II. G.
Nerkel 1877, w. J. w. COwden 10, W.
Kirbach 1876, James Jones 81, VIM. Gund-
ling lis, James Rine 12O, Thomas Prince
65, Hugh Hawkins 123, 7. A. Hall 90,
John Brown 20.
1t will be observed there was a tie vote
between A. Ii. FOrgey and VIM. Gundllng,
The total vote WAS 1879.
CLAY DISTRICT.
For County CommissiOner-JOseph Spei-
del 102, W. F. Peterson "a.
For School COmmissiOner-Dr. 5. l.. Jep-
son 159, no opposition.
Delegates to County COnventiOn-J. W.
Warden 143, Charles Prayer l35, L. Buck
man llJ, W. II. Haller l45, Geo. j.. Cad
die 1873; John Davenport 1O7, Thomas
Jones 139, Charles HarbrOOk l23,
Geo. Hollinger, 1856; W. b. Simpson,
l6S; d. p. Ross, 80; Fred Miller, 90; Jas.
Bodley, Jr., AZ; VIM. Bailie, 4S, |. t..
Dillon, AZ.
Total vote, lG2.
UNION DISTRICT.
For County Commissioner-James Nc
Adams; &c.
School Commissioner-RandOlph Butts,
62.
Justice of the Peacc-D. Crumbacker.
DELEGATES to the County Convention
Ralph Whitehead, los; Abe Stamm, LOG;
ID. Morris. 81; J. W. Armstrong, &c; |. {.
Marx, Il; Thomas +. Lewis, Il; James Me
Adams IS; Dave NeSbitt, G6; Henry Al
bright, 81; and George Hess, 81,
Total vote, ll9.
CENTRE DISTRICT.
County COmmiSsiOner--E. K. Metzner.
School CommissiOners-F. Linderman &
years, 7. O. Edwards 4 years, j. b. Reed
> years.
Delegates to Conventional. II. Hub
bard, Newt. Lynch, I. .. Edwards, /.
c. MOfflt, F. e. Arbenz, j. B. Reed, Jno.
F.. Reed, Geo. Harkins and E. r. Metzner.
WEBSTER DISTRICT.
For County COMMISSIONER. G. Meyer.
For School Commissioner A.. {. +.
Ebeling.
Delegates TO County ConventiOn-JOhn
W. Kite, L. w. Dunaway, James Arm
strong, F. II. Crago, c. LcOnhart, Philip
Youngman, Charles Smith, John Myles,
John CumminS.
Total vote -.
RICHIE DISTRICT.
For County Commissioner - A. }.
Schultze 90. Godfrey Schul ll2.
School CommisSiOner-Dr. j. ii. Pipes
23S.
Delegates to County Convention-Thos.
McCready, 153; Frank Rinehart, lI3;
John W. Schultze, 165; II. w. Schraebe,
lSG; George Kinchenberg, 10; Geo. Schad,
l4i; Henry D%anncnberg, l34; John Wal
ford. ia: Jacob Sturnagle, III; w. ii.
| Blon, 100; 5. 7. Farrell. 1871; c. ID. Thomp-
son, 1873; A. G.. Fischer, l2S; AdOlph Fritz,
l3l. Tie between Ritz and Dannenberg.
Total vote, PAP.
TRIADELPHIA DISTRICT.
For County COmmiSSiOner-Jamcs Bur
kett.
Justice of the Peace. q. Duncan.
Coastable-Wm. ThOrnburg.
Delegates 10 County COnventlOn-T. ii.
Rowles, G. y, Kyle, Fred Babe, II. c.
Hunter, J. V. l.. Rodgers, l.. Wharton, J.
VI. Confer, J. C.. Brady, Joseph Bell, w.
! z. Hubbard.
The following gentlemen will represent
their respective districts in the Convention
tomorrow morning: -.
Washington District-Stephen Ripley,
Geo. Ziegler, Jr., Thomas Hanna, Meyer
Heymann, Harry Chew, Joseph Hamilton,
Charles banner, James II. Riddle, {. ).
Rawling and Coon Peters.
Madison District-G. W. Bags, Gran
vile Rolls, T. c. Young, II. c. Merkle,
w. J.. W. Cowden, William Kisbach,
James Rine, James Brown, Hugh Haw'
kins, William Gundling, A. H. Forgcy.
Clay District. w. Warden, w. Fl,
~IIaller, Thomas Jones, George j. Caddle
George Hallinger, Charles Prayer, SSCharle:
HANDBOOK, F. buchanan, John Davenport,
d. B. Ross.
Centre District-C. d. Hubbard, Newton
Lynch, T. o. Edwards, T. c. MOtfat, T. G.
Arbenz, J. B. Reed, John +. Reed, GeorgC
Harkins, f. r. Metzncr and John Newton,
Webster District-John w. Kite, F.. W
Runaway, James Armstrong, +. II. CfaSo,
c. Leonhart, Philip Youngman, Charles
Smith, John Myles, John Cummins.
Richie Distributions McCready,
Frank Rinehart, J. W. Schultze, II. w,
Schraebe, George Schad, John Walford,
Jacob S~turnagle, W. II. Blon, c. D.
Thompson, Adolph Fritz and Henry Dan
nenberg.
Triadelphia DISTRICT. Fl. Rowles, G
A. Kyle, Fred Babe, H. c. Hunter, J. v
Rodgers, L. Wharton, J. NJ. Confer, J.. c
Brady, Joseph Bell, VIM. 7. Hubbard.