Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-11
4 FIBLD DAY
FOR BOTH PARTIES IN MARTINS FERRY,
YESTERDAY.
Nominations for Town Offcrs By Both Parties
Thomas Irwin the Democratic Candidate for
Mayor, and Samuel WssiwOOd the
Republican.

Martins Ferry politicians, Of both
parties, were out in force, yesterday,
putting in their best lcks for the vari'
Gus candidates for town officers, who
were to be voted for at the primaries
last evening.
The Democratic nominations were
made in mass convention, the voters
assembling in Commercial Hall, which
was crowded. The nominations were
made by acclamatioD, as follows:
Mayor, Thomas Irwin; Marshal, leli
blank; Treasurer, John ). Huktll; Solic-
itor, w. 7. Dixon; Town Commissioner,
left blank; Water Works Trustee, Jacob
Rosenthal; Cemetery Trustee, John
Pennington; Council, First ward, Thos.
Williams; Second, James German; Third
Thomas Mears; Assessor, First ward
George Riser; Second, Albert Graham
Third, left blank; School Board, l..
Rothermund, Lee White and James
Miskel; Committee TO, fill vacancies,
Fred Jones, Charles ROthermund and
P. J. Anderson.
The Republicans held regular pri-
maries, and the result of the voting
was as follows:
First Ward-Mayor, Samuel west
wood, 1875, S. s. Dean, 124. Marshal,
Marshall 5. Meyer, 90; David Gosney,
10; George Vickers, 1S4; M. Moore, So
Treasurer, George S. Sedgwick, 223; j.
R. Pickens, 81. City Solicitor, ID. T..
Pratt, 1T; John S. Cochran, 196; City
Commissioner, Robert I. Lewis 81; VIM.
II. Beall, -; VIM. Coates, us; John d..
Turner, 81. Water Works Trustee, j. Z.
Crowl, 1O1; James Crawford, -; A. u.
Moore, 145. Cemetery Trustees, Lewis
Frederick. los; Mathew Jones, 2O9.
Council, John c. Hayne, g.; Charles h.
Carpenter. 252. Assessor, John w.
Vickers, 100; Fl. c. Davis, 6S; Dennis
Callaghan, 81. Board Of Education, K.
c. Reinick, 60; &C. Ralston, 100; W. ID.
Mcclure, 116; w. G. Thomas, 1855; JOS
eph Williams, 173; VIM. Griffith, 1885,
L. w. Smith, 81.
Second Ward-Mayor, Samuel West
wood, l43; SIS. Dean, 10l; Marshal,
Marshall S. Meyers, 70; David Gosney,
10; John Fisher. Sc; Elmer +. Moore,
90. Treasurer, George S. SedgWick,
156; J. R. PickeAs, IS. Solicitor, Henry
G.. Pratt, 10; John :. Cochran, 1872
Commissioner, Robert I. Lewis,
20; VIM. H. Beall, 40; VIM. Coates,
173; Jas. T. Thomas, II; Water
Works Trustees, J. c. Crowl, 105; Jas.
Gosney, Sc; A. .. Moore, So. Council,
Joseph Hilton, 1t9; A. w. Kerr, 10.
Assessor, Charles S. Green, SO; l.. w,
Daley, Sc; P. Coleman, SO. Board OF
Education, R. B. Reinick, As; Geo. e.
Ralston, l2S; w. d. Mcclure, 70; VIM.
Z. Thomas, 122; JOS Williams, 1877;
VIM. Griffith, 90; L. w. Smith, 73.
Third ward-Mayor, Samuel West
wood, 252; >. S. Dean, 95. Marshal,
Marshall S. Meyer, ia; David Gosney'
%; John Fisher, 61; Elmer 4. Moore,
15s. Treasurer, Geo. E. Frederick, 257i
J. r. Plckens, 1913. City Solicitor,
Henry G. Pratt, 143; John s. Cochran
25s. City Commissioner, Robert
/. Lewis, 143; VIM. Il. Beallr
40; VIM. Coates, 1877; Jas. f..
Thomas, %. Water Works Trustee,
J. C. Crowl, 142; JAS. Gosney, 106 L. U.
Moore, 1O3. Cemetery Trustee, Lewis
Frederick, "a; Mathew Jones, 25s.
Council, John Attinger, 80; Geo. b.
Barr, 3O5. Assessor, Geo. Strain, 349
Board OF Education, R. b. Reinick, 60
Geo. c. Ralston, 2O4; w. b. Mcclure,
20: w. z. Thomas, 200; Jos. Williams,
21O; WIN. Griffith, 124; L. w. Smith
SO.
The Republican election was a spirit
ed one in all the wards, and very large
vote was poled for a primary, over nine
hundred ballots being cast.