The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-09-23

great and glorious.
6. That we pledge ourselves ia favor
Of having the affairs of the county ad-
in wise, honest, economi-
cal and conservative way and denounoe
the wasteful, reckless and extravagant
manner adopted by the Democratic
Boards of County Commissioners.
Z. That we hereby pledge our candi-
dates for County Auditors TO make
thorough investigation into the receipt |
and expenditures of the county, espe- |
cially the contracts for the new Court |
House and that they will fearlessly and
without favor surcharge the Commits
sioner for any illegal outlay Of money |
economical way to the end that the !
Interests Of the tax payers may be fully |
protected.
That we pledge our most cordial and |
undivided support to Judge ID. Newlip !
Fell, our candidate for State Treasurer |
aud to the candidates here to-day.
The resolutions we're adopted as
read.
Marvin o. Kuntz, of Lehighton, pre-
sented this resolution:
RESOLVED, That the Republican party |
of Carbon county in convention as
sembled hereby nominates Horace |
Heydt. Esq, for President Judge of the |
43d judicial district aud that he be en-
powered to appoint his own conferees.
The resolution was adopted without
discussion by a vote of "A to 26.
DIR. j. B. Tweedle, of Weatherly, had |
no opposition for Associate Judge and |
his nomination was made by acclama-
ton.
For Register and Recorder, James II. |
Handwerk, of Mauch Chunk, and Ma
than Tanner, of Summit Hill, were
placed in nomination. The ballOting |
resulted as follows: Handwerk, 81; |
Tanner, 3S. The nomination was made |
unanimous ou motion of NJ. o. Kuntz.
For county treasurer, Levi Horn, of
Franklin, William Kane, of Mauch |
Chunk, and Lyman Mcdaniel, of
Packerton, we're nominated. One bal
lot settled the business. The vote
stood like this: Horn, AZ; Kane, II;
Mcdaniel, u. There were eight patri
OTIS willing TO serve the people of
Carbon county, as county commissi-
oner5 at $3.50 per day. These are the
men: H. II. Mcbride, Beaver Meadow;
VIM. Anthony, Parryville; D. X. Nor.
row, East Mauch Chunk; Adam Christ
man, Penn Forest; James Ash, Mill
port; NJ. j. Stout, Summit Hill; Thos.
Clemns, Lansford; Dennis Meyer,
Townmensing.
First ballot-McBride, II; Anthony
IL; Morrow, II; Christman, 3; Ash, l3;
Stout, s; Clemens, l; Meyer, 3.
Second ballot-McbBide, 20; Anthony
ID; Morrow, 13; Christmau, 4. Ash, IL;
Stout, 8; Meyer, 4.
Third ballot-McBride %; Anthony,
8; Morrow, 8; Christman, A; Ash, l6;
Stout, 4; Moyer,3.
Fourth ballot-McBride 27; Anthony,
8; Morrow, o; Christman, A; Ash, 16;
Stout, 8; Meyer, 8
On this ballot Meyer was dropped.
Fifth ballot-McBride, 81; Anthony,
10; Morrow, 9; Christman, 4; Ash, 20:
Stout, 4.
Following this ballot Stout and
Christman withdrew their names.
Sixth ballot-McBride, 27; AnthOny,
l6; Morrow, 1; Ash, %. Morrow was
dropped
Seventh ballot-McBrids %; Anth-
ony, 10; Ash, 2s. Anthony WAS drop
ped.
Eight ballot-MeBride, 40; Ash, %.
The nomination Of Mcbride was made
unanimous.
First ballot for second place -Anth-
ony, -; Morrow, 8; Christman, 6; Ash,
IA; Stout, 8; Meyer, ..
Second ballot ot-Anthony, SO; Morrow,
c; Christman, 4; Ash, Do Stout, 8;
Meyer, l. Anthony's nomination was
made unanimous.
Thomas Nusselmau, of Mahoning,
and Paul Keifer, of Mauch Chunk,
we're nominated County auditor by ac-
climation.
Congressional conferees 1S94-W. H.,
Stroh and J. L. Lewis.
Delegates to the State Convention
ls94-Monroe Dreisbach, of Mauch
Chunk, aud George M. Davis, of Lans-
ford.
LIST OF DELEGATES.
Audenred,-Thomas K. Evans, Thos.
Beaver Meadow.-wnlam Edmunds, George
! Rinop,IngdaIe.-H Henry Siebaeh
| BOWmanstOwn.- Thomas Bowers.
East Maueh Chunk.-Iohn II. Bieghe' David
BeltZ, Martin Cubbs, William lsaAcs,
East Penn,-James ID, Bailey.
East Subsidiaries U Ditterliue.
! Franklin Milton Setter, James kOtheTlhel,
Jonathan Liebensberger. Alfred kresge' VIM
Hackiebenie.- siebach.
Jsansville.-Wirliam Richards.
| kidder North
kidder South,-Jaeob S. Hawk.
Lansford, ktst.-William Forgays william
i.ansford, Middle Henry j, Thomas, L, L,
Weizel, A. j. Mclaughlin.
Lansford, West.-Morgan West, Reese ]
Rees.
Lausanne. Jacob Eberts
Lehigh.-Charles Eberts.
Lehighton, First.-GTant Goss, +. A. Vein
Lehighton, socoud.-Maryin o. Kuntz
Jacob Kistler.
Lehlghton, Third.-James Bigley.
! little Gap.-MilsOn Roth.
Mahoniug.-Daniel Krossley Thomas Muss
! Gilman, james Murphy.
J Maueh Chunk, flrsL-J, NJ, Drelssbaeh, Geo
: W, sandsl, Charles schaebel, Frank Heed
Msueh Chunk. seeond-Douglas Mclean
Harry Lnbein, Jr,, Isaac Mclean, Fred Weih
i Mnport Joel Ziegeniuss.
Nesquehouing. Richard BoWden. john $
Pa;kerton-J Lewis Hsrleman.
rem fOrest-francis Behrens,
summit HILL 7. Finley, Joseph Richards
Z NH hat
ToWamansing Adam kihler
Weathery-B. j. Meyer, Il. X. Kunkle, \. W
: HuhoFd, Walter Harenian, William G.. ThOiHas
WeisspOri-Jesepn fauner,
CONVENTION NOTES
IE- James Handwerk, the present
! efficient Register and Recorder, &C
cepted his defeat pleasantly.
j - Monroe Dreisbach made
, model presiding officer,
4 E59- DIR. Reber was all smiles over thu
S nomination of Anthony. 1t was thu
b doctors maiden effort in politics anC
= he pulled the wires like a veteran
"a The effort to make Ben. Kuntz
"a a state delegate was frost bitten, Sn'
e it made SiRley smile.
4 "a John Seabolt, of Lehighton, wa
"a very prominent parsonage in the con
vention. lie was kept busy all da,
!, shaking hands with his host Of friend
+ from all over the County who were a
e the convention
It - Ed. Mooney made an exoellsn
= teller.
h IA Seventy delegates we're enrolled
# "a J.L Gabel, Of Leighton, wa