The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-07-17
NINTH WARD.
TENTH WARD.

secretary.
The following delegates were elected ::
NJ. Burt, w. M. Walton, S. K. Morley,
S. r. K. McFall, Matt Meyer, Ed
Rogers, Andrew Zilker, d. w. Weaver
and Philip Stein.
Alternates-C. G. Palmer, VIM,
Shelby, G. S. Moreland, AL Musgrave.
Dr. Beaumont, w. A. Glass, w. H
Huddle, L. E. Daniels, Newt Walton.
Instructed for Workman for treas
urer, Terrell and Dawson for the legis-
lature, Geo. Walton county attorney,
James Davis for constable.
Delegates go uninstgcted.
cEDAR's STORE.
Five votes. Delegates-Henry See
kaatz, @. G. Groce, J. A. Davis, r. P.
Bull, A. w. Walker. Uninstructed,
but against Hogg.
GRooM's ADDITION.
One vote. Delegates-L. B. Giles,
P. M. Cuny. Uninstructed, but
against Hogg
Two votes. Delegates-A. ]. Wheel
err, w. T. Afford and F. G. Reynolds.
Instructed for Hogg, Workman and
Mccall. Also for the following county
officers:
N. A. Dawson for the legislature, A..
j. Gibson for county attorney, j. w.
Phillips for county Judge, Jim Davis
for constable, j. R. Hamilton for dis
trict attorney, and ]. A. Stuart for
justice of the peace.
SCOTS STORE.
Delegates-R. M. Johnson and
John Dowell.
Delegates to precinct convention
j. G. Miller, ID. X. Alison, j. S. Simp-
son and w. Woods.
A resolution favoring Hogg, Wor-
than and Mccall was adopted.
THE RURAL BOOSTERS.
Up 20 the last hour last night the
following returns had been received
from the county boxes:
PECAN SPRINGS.
Four delegates were elected, as fol-
lows:
DIR. 7. o. Maxwell, J. R. Ray, ]. N.
Hamilton and K. w. Riley.
Four alternates:
David Riley, Jas. B. Jackson, r.
Teasdale and VIM. Dunson.
Instructions as folio VS.:
Hon. Jas. S. Hogg, for governor; E.
w. Holler for county commissioner ;
JAS. M. Davis for constable.
R. w. Riley was elected chairman
for the ensuing two years.
WATERS STATION.
At the primaries at Walters yester-
day the following proceedings were
had:
A. G. Kempt was voted to the chair
and N. B. Mays was elected secretary.
The following were elected delegates
to the county convention
g. w. Thorp, w. Davis, j. Bratton,
d. w. Parker, A. G. Kemp, W. r.
Bird and d. w. Parker.
Alternates elected as follows: N. B.
Mays, G. Colvin, j. H. Bevill, A. j.
Thorp, H. Neaus, H. Mueller and ].
Holman, alternates.
1t was unanimously agreed to in
struct for Hon. j. S. Hogg for COVER
nor, and the delegates were instruct
ed to vote for A. w. Terrell and Y. w.
Walling for representatives.
A motion tC instruct the delegates
to vote Mr.. McElroy for commissioner
for precinct No. 2, was defeated by a
very large majority.
OATMANvILLE.
Democratic primary of precinct No.
met yesterday at Oatmanville and
sent the following named delegates to
the county convention: G. Cezeaux,
Tom Young, S. G. Granbery, Tom H.
Miller, A. d. Williams, A. Won Rosen-
berg, Wilson Mcneil, G. H. Alden, A.
Trau twein, Jack Bardsley, John Bards-
ley, Joe J. Davis, j. M. Maddox, G. ID.
Heisner, w. r. Davis, ALT. G. Matthews,
Ed Shelton, J. G. Bonner, Mo. Wilson
and John Wallace.A
Instructions were for Hogg for gov
ernor, Mccall for comptroller, McCul-
loch for state treasurer, Mic. Dawson
and A. w. Terrell for representatives,
w. Won Rosenberg for county judge,
Emmett White for sheriff and w. A.
Pitts for county treasurer.
S. @. Cranberry was elected chair
man for the ensuing term by acclama-
ton and Will Chappell, secretary.
FILLMORE SCHOOL HOUSE.
Precinct convention No. 6 met in
Fulmore's school house, yesterday
evening, and was called to order by A.
N. Poteet, chairman, and Guy c. Har-
ris was appointed secretary.
On motion the convention proceeded
to the election of four delegates as
follows: Judge Peel, Ed. Rust, A. N.
Poteet and Guy G. Harris.
The delegates to the county con-
vention were instructed to use all
honorable means to secure the Travis
county vote for w. B. Workman for
state treasurer and Hogg for cover
nor, Pendleton for lieutenant gov
ernor and ]. w. Phillips for county
judge.
MANOR.
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