Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-11

urinary convention held here to-day the
following delegates 70 the county con-
veption were elected Dr. Dobkins,
william Blessing, Dan Trigg and DR..
Zachery. The delegation was unin-
structed.
PRECINCT NO. 10-GRAPEyIEE.
Special 10 tho Gazette.
GRAPEVINE, July l0-In the Demo
cratic primary convention to-day the fol-
lowing delegates were selected. X. @.
Hall, DR.. Davis, William Weatherley, Ieb
jenkins, DR.. Lewis, FAC VOLS.
The convention instructed for u. Muir
ray for tax collector
PRECINCT NO. ll--KELLER.
Special 10 the Gazette.
KELLER, July l0.-The primary conyen-
tion at this place was called to order at
2 O'Clock to-day. william Crawford was
elected chairman; j. w. Robinson, secre-
tary. Is. H. Hightower, Jack Yates, }.
X. Wallace, II. b. Merrell, VIM Crawford
and A. ID. Burland were chosen delegates,
who were instructed 10 advocate the two
thirds rule In county convention. The
delegates were uninstructed as 10 candi-
dates. The meeting Endorsed Judge X.
T.. Beckham for congress- also indorsed
j. W. Robinson for tax assessor.
PRECINCT NO. l2--BTRDvILLE.
In obedience TO call OF the Democratic
executive committee Of Tarrant county,
the Democrats Of Birdvllle precinct met
at O'Clock yesterday. On motion, /. ID.
Parker was elected chairman, and A. ".
Sizemore was CHOSEN secretary. A mo-
tlon was then made for the chair TO ap.
point committee to draft resolutions
The following committee was APP
pointed: Messrs. Arch Earl, j s. Sands
bury, A. I. Tucker and T. A. Butler.
by request Of the house the chairman
and secretary were asked to act on the
committee. The following resolutions
were submitted aud received
We, the Democrats OF Blrdyllle pre-
clint, do hereby pledge ourselves to sup
port the candidates nominated by the
Democratic convention held In Fort
Worth on July 10, 1886, and we ask the
said convention 10 nominate men whose
interests are identified with the masses Of
the people, and men who are true and
tried Democrats.
BY vote of the meeting the following
were selected as delegates to the county
convention
ID. Parker, j. S Sans bury and Charles
Ilardisty.
The delegates were instructed to vote
for [. d. Parker for representative, j. Y.
Hogsett for county judge and s. l.. Eas-
ley for commissioner.
Delegates we're also instructed TO con-
fer with the other delegates from this
justice precinct and advise that they cast
their votes for j r. Brooks as justi e of
| the peace and n. G.. Stowell as constable.
The following resolution was then of
| fered by L. d. Parker:
Resolved, that we demand a retrench-
ment in expenses of the government and
a reduction OF salaries TO the old stand
ARD.
! Passed by unanimous vote.
| The secretary was instructed TO furnish
| the chairman Of the executive committee
and THE GAZETTE with a copy OF these
| proceedings; also, to furnish delegates
with credentials to county conventions.
On motion the convention adjourned
| sine die.
PRECINCT NO. lG--BENBBooK.
Special to the Gazette,
BENBRooK, TEX, July l0.--The Demo-
cratic primary was held here to-day.
| Price Arnold was elected as delegate TO
the county convention and G. T. Black
alternate. They go unlnstructed.
PRECINCT NO. 2l--HANELEY.
Special to the Gazette
HANDLEY, July Following is the
result Of the election held here In the
Democratic primary Delegates George
Tandy, ~ A. Sanderson. They were In
structed Tor the majority rule in the coun'
ty convention, and for governor, w. j
Swain; for lieutenant-governor 7. b
Wheeler; for congress, IL. M. Furman
for state senator, j. j. Jarvis; for repre-
sentative, George w. Finger; for sheriff
Squire Chapman; for county judge, San
Furman; for county attorney, b. Z
Ayresi for county clerk, John King; foi
district clerk, l.. Il. Taylor; for tax col
lector, Frank Ellison; for treasurer, w
T. Ferguson; for assessor, A. j. Cham.
bers; for justice, ID. Nance; for consta
BILE, j, w. Thompson.
PRECINCT NO. 25--goRREsr HILL,
There were aboat thirty Democratic
voters present at the primary convention
q held yesterday at the above point. Thre,
! delegates were chosen, viz; Seth Stewart
VIM. Palmer and w. S. Pendleton TIL,
! delegates were instructed for Ross 70
: governor, Prof. Collier for state superin
tendent OF education, Hyde Jennings TO
, the supreme bench, II Il. Beckham 70
congress and j. j. Jarvis for state sen
q ator.
9 The convention instructed for Unite
I States Senator MaXey.
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