Wichita eagle., 1888-08-24
REpUBIucAS PRIMARIES
Ward and Township Delegates and Aiternates
"A Large Vote Polied.

delegates TO the county convention AM
the representative conventions On Satur
day were held yesterday. The interest,"
Ii the affair in the city seemed to be great
er than common and according to many /;
was set down to mean that the Republi
cans OF Sedgwick mean business this fall
Every thing went of smoothly and il
order and nothing but the kindest feeling
shown by each ticket for IFS opponent. Tn,
polls were open in the city from / O'Clock
p. m. until o'clock in the evening. The
vote was heavy which made q
heavy task for judges and secretar-
les. It was a late hour when al
the wards were ready to report the re
suit In some OF the wards the ticket:
| were Scratched" considerably, while II
others they went through but little disfg
ured
The vote in the First ward was 414 and
the successful ticket was elected by ma
| jorities ranging from 323 to 4O5. The fol-
| lowing were elected delegates: Perry
Crosson. A, G. Walden, z. W. Oliver, j. T.
/ Bellew, B. G. Green, \ G. Burr, Jos. E
/ Henley, W. 4. Richey, II. 5. Clark, Geo.
| Grimes, f. J. Arnold, w. l. McBee, /. z.
/ Hamburg, ". L. Sturdevan5, W. 7. Wise,
| John II. Moore, W j. Belts.
| Alternates-M. NJ Fechheimer. c. NJ
| Garrison, Jos. Corwin, J. D. Caldwell, s.
D. Phillips, W A Mcconnell, Henry
/ Groesch, D. E. Fuller. :. ". Bowman, \.
E. Fehleisen, c. W AcGovney. j. ". VIII
son, VIM. Trestor, Ed. Richey, Thos. Shaw
Frank Burt, Geo. Gillespie.
In the Second ward five hundred and
thirteen votes were polled, and the sue
cessful ticket elected by majorites ranging
from one hundred 20 one hundred and
fifty. Delegates are as follows: B. Il.
Downing, II. D. Heiserman, Geo. E. Har-
ris, J. c. Richey, C. Balance, c. a. Foster,
John Y Koogle. Z. P. Ford, J. r H
King, Jno. E. Hume, Samuel Cox, ". s.
Slater.
AIternates-J. r. HallowelI, T. C. VII
son, w. II. Sternberg, II. II. Harsha, Lee
Taylor, J. ". Wingard, c. E Case, John
Covington, J c. Richey, Jno. (. Hume, ".
S. Rochelle, Samuel Cox.
In the Third ward two hundred and
thirty-iye votes were polled and the dele
gates elected with majoriUies from sixty to
one hundre... The delegates are as follows:
W. L. Johnston. George W. Adams,
Charles Parsons, Otto koplin, W Y.
Bowers, Ray Oliver, W A. Smith, W. L.
Hazen, E. B. Rentz.
The vote in the Fourth ward was two
hundred and twenty, with but little oppo-
sition to the Combination ticket" The
delegates are as follows: George W.
Walter, VIII 81. A. Clark, W. Z. Sites,
c. A. Van Ness, John A. Doran. I. J.
Shepherd, W. A Thomas, B. S. Garrison,
J. VI. Vandine Abe Smith. c. a. Clayton,
A r. Musseller, J. A. Hollinger. C. W.
Graham, Mark J. Oliver.
The Fifth ward polled two hundred and
forty-eight votes, with the delegates
elected by about fifty majority. They are
r. Hatfield, John Russell, c. B. Camp
bell. B. f. Draper, T. w. Spaulding.
The delegates TO nominate representa-
tives for the Eighty-second district
and county commissioners for the
Second district were AS follows:
f. NJ Handley John Watts, John Farmer,
W. A Wight, ". B. Hendryx
The townships reported at o'clock this
morning are:
Wichita-R. S Cook, Pink Fouts, r. n
Alexander, o. G. Eckstein, Caleb Terer,
George Hutchinson.
Valley Center, south precinct. county
delegates-W. W. Smith, H. C. Smith, j.
5. Morris, S. T. Hepburn.
Alternates-R. Mehemson. W. Y. Good
rick, G. r. Davis, L. S. Freeland.
Representative de1egates-James Beard.
y. H. Dewing, Willis Davis, A. 3. Fisher
Alternates-J. T. Worthington, NJ W
Deming, w. A Johnson, B. F. Fife.
Grant township. county delegates-S. C.
Davidson, J. Reynolds, j. Smith, 3. Bal
lentine, 7. o. Hoss.
Representatives,. c. Campbell, 8. H.
Harris, W. 7. Lewis, G. w. Davis, A Bri-
tain
Union-F. o. Baron, C. Stearms, c. Nc
Connell, c. Miller
Kechi-W. J. Gilchrist, G. Scott, c.
P. Prichard, J. Zurich, P Jack
son.
Mulvane-Snyder, Trichey, Reed
Attica-Broham, McAlpin, krenshaw.
Salem-Green, Price, Nelson, Starr.
Greeley-S. VI. Johns, J. P. Mccormick, |
f. c. Baker, H. Roberts, II. Jorgensen, Z. |
V Mills.
Sherman-W. Pratt, h Royse, O'Con-
nell, D. Harper.
Ninnescah-J. Mclaughlin, J. " Miller. /
R. Nickerson, d. Murphy, Z. II. Jones. E |
;. McGill, R. Culver.
Union representatives-Geo Steinrod, c. |
E. Hyde, Tom Martin, Dan Boon.
Garden Plain, south precinct-A. B. |
Crawford, D. Loomis. W H. Mcclure.
Norton-C, Harvey, 7, Aruesdorff, H. I
Grace, D. HiIlman.
Af5on-A. D. Windsor, NJ. CIapham, J.
q. Rhodes.
Rockford-V B. Foster, a. l. Minnick,
P Pittman.
Lincoln-J. AcGreen, J. s. Norris, u.
81 iIson, w. II. Ely.
Andale-Harper, Royse, Pratt, Neon
leII.
Payne-E Phillips, J. DeVore, S. Foose,
4. Herr.
DeIano-P. Mcdonald, A D. Lee, James
2iekens, :. Bailey,
The convention for placing in the field a
candidate for representative IN the Eighty
Third district viii meet at Aartinson's
laI today at II O'Clock.
Il has been rumored that Mr.. Alley,
county commissioner, is desiring to sue
.eed himself In the Second district. Mr..
Aley stated yesterday that under 10 cir
is he a candidate, and he de-
ired the fact known.
UNITY JUNIORS.