The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-01-31
THE REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.
The Newly Elected County Committee and
Delegates to the District Convention.

terday pursuant to the call Of the county COM
mitte-those in the city precincts meeting in
the evening, those in the country precincts in
the afternoon-and elected members of the
county committee and delegates to the con-
gressional district convention. The new COM
mittee will meet Feb. 10 for the purpose of
electing their officers. The convention will
be held on Feb. IL, at the Criminal Court room,
and will elect member of the State central
committee The only dissatisfaction expressed
was in the first precinct of the Thirteenth ward,
and the second precinct of the Fourteenth, in
each of which two committeeman were chosen
by opposing factions, and the county committee
will probably be called upon to decide between
them. AS far as reported, the primaries resulted
il the selection of the following:
COMMITTEEMAN
First Ward-Precinct No. /. Ed Castor; No. 2,
w. ID. Griffin; No. 3, Harry Philips.
Second-Precinct No. 3. w. 0. Patterson.
Third-Precinct No. !, Henry Moore.
Fourth-Precinct No. l, w. W. Christy; No. 2,
G. G.. Summers.
Fifth-Precnct No. 2. John R. Pearson.
Sixth-Precinct No. !, George F. Newcomb;
No. q S. F. Gray.
Seventh-Precinct No l, E. S. Elder; No. 2,
Benjamin Franklin; No. 3, w. Fl. Holland.
Eighth-Precinet No. l, Martin Hugg; No. 2
A. j. Cuttings.
Ninth-PrecnctN No. 1. Theo. w. Pease; No. 2,
Tenth--Precinct No. l. W. H Craft; No. 2.
Merrill Moores
Eleventh-Precinct No. 1, W. A. Van Buren,;
No. 2, John H. Oliver No. g. John Bowlus.
Jerry Weakley.
Thirteenth--Precinct No /, NJ +. Connect;
No 2, E.. c. Hedden.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES No. 1, William Davis;
No 2, John Taylor
Fifteenth-Precinct No. ], Nelson Hoover; No.
2, John Born.
Sixteenth--Precinct No l. John Morgan No
2, James B. Mccartney; No. 3, James Sulerove
Observation-Disclosures No. l, A. South; No. 2,
Eiehteenth-Precinct No l. J. A. Shearer; No.
2. Charles Smith.
Observation-Disclosures No. 1, Fl. j. Lehr; No
2, w. S. Lockman; No. 8, Matt Cline.
Twentieth-Precinct No. l, Frank M. Weadon;
No. 2, Nelson Yoke.
Twenty frst-Precinct No /, w. F. Barrows;
No. 2 Lou &. Dynes.
Twenty -second-Precinct No. /, Thomas F.
sQuill; No. 2, Michael W. Toomey.
Twenty third-Precinct No. l. Jesse DeHaven:
No 2 George w. Bremen.
Twenty-fourth- Precinct No. l. George Koeni-
GER No. 2, Frank P. Fessler
- Twenty ffth-Precinct No. l, John Herig;
No. 2, James c. Tracey; No. 3, Walter Sour
beer.
;. Warren Township Precinct No. 2, Thomas
E. Hibben
Center Township-Northeast, Paul B. L. Now
land.
Lawrence Townships. Fl. Mapes.
DELEGATES AND ALTERNATEs.
First Ward-Precinct No. 1, NJ NJ. Reynolds;
alternate, o. NJ Wilmington. No. 2, William
Nixon; alternate. George Weaver. No. 3. j. L.
k1ngsbury; alternate, William Jester.
Second-Precinct No. 3, Albert Baker
Third-Precinct No. l. W. A. Pfaff; alternate
Conrad Burley.
Fourth-Preeinct No. 1, James D. Grant; No.
2 William Petty; alternate. Mike Ford.
Fifth-Precinct No. 2, John r. Pearson.
Sixth-Precinct No. l, William Hadley No. 2,
James r. Layman.
Seventh,-Precinct No. /, William Irwin; al
ternate. D. |: Scott. No. g. Charles Smith, al
ternate S. w. Hornaday. No. 3, A. Wardrobe;
alternate j. g. Woodward
Eighth-Precinct No. l. Harry Zimmerman.
No. q G. Zimmerman; alternate. Fred Knefer.
Ninth-PreciDct No. l. Henry Coburn; al
ternate, Royal Hammer No g. Louis Haas;
alternate, Joseph Solomon.
Tenth-Precinct No. ], Charles L. Holstein; No.
2, Granville S. Wright
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS No. /, NJ. G. McLain; No.
2, Eugene Kreider; No g. Isaac Thalman
Twelfth-Precinct No. !, L. w. Mix; No. 2,
Thomas Hanway.
Observation-Disclosures No l. Thomas e. Chand-
Ter; No. 2, George Merritt.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES No l, Eugene Bretney.
No. 2, o. J. Pettijohn; alternate, Silas Russell.
Fifteenth-Precinct No. l; A. Dillingham;; No.
2, Isaac H. Cline.
Sixteenth-Precinct No. 1. John Morgan; al
ternate. John Fl. Trimpe. No g. James Wilson;
alternate, VIM. CULVER No. 3, James Wells;
alternate, James Sage.
Seventeenth-Precinct No l, Frank E. Benia-
min; No 2, Peter F. Bryce.
Eighteenth Precinct No l, Joseph Sanger;
No 2, Madison Loree.
Observation-Disclosures No l, John T. Pressly:
alternate, Tillman Summerville No 2, g. G..
Krug; alternate James Boyd. No. g. Eli Strick-
Ter.
Twentieth-Precinct No. l, J. NJ McClain;
alternate, Harry Crossley. No. 2 w. HI. Leeds
alternate, j. l. Morris
Twenty irst-Precnct No. I, Hiram Harris:
alternate, Thomas Brock. No. 2 j., M Garrett
alternate, John Thorne.
y-second-Precinct No. /, R. H. Bigger;
alternate, NJ. NJ. Conaroe. No. 2, John Egger;
alternate, Martin S. Greer.
Twenty -tbird-Precinct No. /, VIM. Richter:
alternate. John Quill. No. 2, James Moore; alter
nate, E. L. Hasseld
Twenty -fourth--Precinct No /, Robert
Ke1npf No. 2. James Buchanan.
Twenty -ifth-Precinct No. l, VIM Axum:
alternate, Thomas Russell. No g Frank Riley;
alternate, Toney Kempernan. No. g. James
Branyan; alternate, John Costello.
Warren Township-PrecinctN No. 2, Joshua G.
Adams
Center Township-Northw invest, James W. Nor
ris; alternate, Robert Jones.
Lawrence Township-E. D. Wilmington
Finely-Bred Trotting Stock.