Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-02
THE CAMPAIGN.
The Seventh Ward Peter Smith Club
is Organized.
Seventy Members Added to the First Ward
Club-The Meeting in the Wards
Last Night.

ping and are working steadily to poll
full vote. There should be no feeling OF
security in this matter for it may only
be fancied, and there may be rude
awakening on the day of election.
THE FIRST WARD.
Pursuant to call, large number of
the members of the First ward Peter
Smith club assembled in the district
courtroom last night. President Fry
occupied the chair and E. h.
McNatt performed the duties
of secretary. The best methods
of polling the full Peter Smith vote OF
the ward were discussed, after which the
names OF some seventy new members
were enrolled. The First warders are
enthusiastic, but not so much SO as to
| neglect their work. After the business
of the evening was transacted it was de-
cided to adjourn to tonight at the law
office of B. Z. Ayres.
THE ROLL OF HONOR.
We, the undersigned voters of the First
ward, hereby pledge our sacred honors
to vote for and give our hearty support
to John Peter Smith at the coming cleo
ton for mayor:
william Capps, James RYAN, E. A.
Caldwell, Stuart Harrison, 1. Carp, c.
NJ. Carb, c.. N. Templeton, ]. NJ. COL
lier, E P. Lingentelter, Don B. Adams,
S. c. Jackson, w. o. Stillman, j. X.
Millican. S. P. Greene, S. B. Cantey,
NJ. Z. Hodge, n. Buck, w. E. Fergu-
son, Sam J Hunter, R. FL. McNatt, j e.
S. Aiken, A. J. Wilson, Capt. J. I.
| Dunlap, H. V. Burns, J. G. Browning,
j. A. Williams, j. NJ. Williams, j. N.
Irlo w
81. Nanny, ]. T. Stalcup, A. C. Ayles-
worth, James Il. Maddox, T. 7. D. An
drews, F. L. Twombly, W. s. Head,
George Jackson, Warner Henderson, J e.
H. Gideon, IL R Early, S. P Maddox, s..
NJ. Fry, J. j. Joyce. Irby Dunkin, c.
d. Barnes, FL. A. Volck, w. 2.
Thomas, g. W. Hargrove, J. F. Pros
ser, B. R. Elliott, S. A. Hatcher, Dick
Rocket, Jess bearing Sherman Walker,
B. L. Waggoman, Charles Waggoman,
r. B. Waggoman, W. T. Gray, Charles
Sneed, W. N. Mcconnell, George S.
Ball, G. r. Isbell, W. r. Peacher, John
Dawson, N. X Ferguson, Fred A. Beall,
J. W. Beall, G. L. Lawson, J. A. Ault,
J. F. Greene, j. W. Ong, Hill bearing,
C. Lee, H. NJ. Chapman, G. w. Finger,
r. s. Blair, A. G. McClung, B. p.
Ayres, J. d. Ayres, John B. Ayres, j.
H. Ayres, H. T. Smith, J. J. Massie,
W. F. Buchanan, Jesse Jones, Steve
Murrin, L. D. Mayes, w. j. Jordan,
John F. Swayne, Joe Ferguson, Martin
Lain, G. Scharff, 7. o. Buchanan, Geo.
and NJ. A. Eitelman, John Hogan.
F. Burns, A. R. Thornton, C. Fl. Lilly,
N. T. Stubs, J. r. Pollock, NJ. D., d.
W. G. Pendery, F. P. Pendery, Albert
Lotion, T. P. Stevens. Pete Tally, w.
S. Heaton, s. G. Marshall. q. E. Ed
dings, Il. W. Blackman, Robert Logan.
J. C. Ingram, H. G. Walker, John
White, ]. d. Duncan, Jim Wilson,
f. L. Cunningham, Fred Ropke,
c. Y. Woods, J. P. Cole, n. s. Wood
ward, s. A. shortridge, j. L. Turner,
W. j. Russell, J. E. Johnson, DR.. Sam
J. Lawrence, DR.. A. j. Lawrence.
George E. Holland, J. A. Holland. E.
H. Buell., ]. II. Jackson, ]. NJ. Harris
field, W. q. Smith, James A. Wilson,
]. R. Doughty, ]. c. Thompson, F. F.
Hoelzle, J. F. Price, II. D., l.. M.
Prince, W. p. Burts, NJ. D., Finley
Burts, L. R. Cowen. H. T. Wilson,
R. J. Boykin, W. NJ. Harrison, James
c. Scott, J B. Mitchell, John D. Tenn
pleton, e. w. White, Frank Jones, w.
Q. Bsteman, 1. j. Mayfeld; j. W.
y.
Witt G. Pendery, B. H. Lawrence,
Charles H. Fenton, C. s. Williams,
Drew Pruitt j oseph Mcdonald, F. NJ.
Brantly, John N Manuel W. W. Greene;
L. Highly, Warner Collins, Jim Peers,
f. H. Collins, a. G. Womack, VIM.
Bryce, F. II. Smith, A. s. Nicholson,
Neil P. Anderson, John G. Ryan, B G.
Kirtley, w. L. Malone, R. j. Wilson,
NJ. D. John S. Triplett, w. K. Byron,
NJ. C. Billings. R. V. Meier, R. W.
Wells, w. A. Organ, K. c. Mckee, W.
7. Ferguson, S. B. Gets, j. T. Com
mend, Mac Mozart, o. A. Mccormick,
G. G. Pollard, E. K. Rea, G. J. Price,
John R. Logan, F. p, Capera, Frank
Marble, B. F. Sprinkle, W. d. Farris,
J. Lane Thomas, James Ballem, D.
Pamprie, A. E. Caldwell, William
Wills, Sr., william Wills, .Jr., A.
Wills, G. Wills, c. s. Hodges, A. J.
Grimes, George W. Geer, John Green,
W. R. Booth, George 81. Hoelzle.
SEVENTH WARD.
A well attended meeting was held in
the Seventh ward last night and q strong
Peter Smith club organized. The follow
ing pledge was signei:
We, the undersigned citizens of the
Seventh ward, do hereby organize our
selves into the Peter Smith club No. Z,
and we pledge our sacred honors to sup
port Peter Smith in the coming campaign
for mayor, both by our votes, and by our
influence.
6. W. Armstrong, A. ]. Leigh, j H.
Dickey, G. W. jackson, w. L. Holt, E.
Holt, Charles Stacey, NJ. e. Dodd, NJ.
A Little, D. NJ. Britt, T. Y. Wright,
Fred Claypool, Joseph Jackson, H.
Caivis, J. NJ. Donald and others.
There will be speaking Tonight at
Polk's grocery store in the Seventh
ward. s. B. Cantey, 7. J. Powell and
G. W. Armstrong, will look after Peter
Smith s interests. EVERYBODY is invited
to be present.
The meeting in the Third ward at the
corner of Jones and Fifteenth street last
night was q signally encouraging one.
There was general outpouring of the
voters of that section and the large
audience listened with interest TO
every word uttered. There was a no.
tieeable absence of attempt at Interrupt
ton, which angurs well for the intelli-
gence and fair mindedness of the COM
muuity. Professor Ault's band was on
hand TO discourse the stirring strains of
Dixie.
James Davis did the honors of the
evening. When he introduced Col.
Peter Smith with q few well chosen
sentences an enthusiastic cheer
went up from the audience.
Col. Smith spoke briefly, but every
word he uttered was pregnant