The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-17

1877 George weimer 1os, Emmett Gary
60. +. d. Aiilligan So, c. W. Dittman
1872 J. +. Potter 1sl, Green B. Jederson
(col.) liz, Beniamine F. Bachman 2oS.
THIRD WARD.
First Branch-L. Z. Butts 224,
Charles z. VanKeursn l26.
second Branch--(Three 10 be elected)
Walter Wills 1872, a. 7. Hupp l49. II.
W. Fair 207, William G. Clator 207. 3. $.
McLure 100, Charles Harbruck 100,
John G. R!heldatfer 100, u. K. Hobbs
81.
First Branch-Herman wicker SS4.
Second Branch-(Three TO be elected)
Thomas G. Britt 25S. Anthony Lally
IS. Robert Teasdale ~. Charles Stein
hauser 70, Edward Bodley col, Her
mann Hess 254. Thomas Veterinarian
65.
FIFTH WARD.
First bianch-wiIliam Nesbitt 228.
Second branch three to be electedl- -
DR.. d. II. Taylor 1913. Otto 4. ConradS 81,
A. Share l2l, Louis Conrad 90. Henry
Forsch "a, William Fl. BUGGY 81. Charles
Okel 81, Stephen Waterhouse. Jr'' ".
sixTn WARD.
First brauch-Charles /. Ebeling 2S5,
J.P. Heinlein so, Louis HAPPIER ~
George Humphrey II, A. a. Carney 20
George L. wilkinson l2S.
Second branch-William Lindsey 4l4'
George NJ. Devinney 302. Henry Kern
339, Jacob Retzer 1856, Theo. Snyder l75,
EDWARD Bender 22l, BENZ. Snyder 1876,
W. b. Jones 1856, John Englehards %,
John Hess 235, @. Loenhnrt "a, Henry
Boyce so. Charles Helmbright ZIG, W,
J. Cook 1877, William A. Schamhra LOB.
F. W. Raymond IS.
SEVENTH WARD.
First Branch-w. P. McKeivey 3i5.
H. A. Jones 95. James A. Lancaster 50,
Earl E. Page So. ,n
Second Branch three to DO eiectedt
George w. Schenk los. N. 9. Hamil-
ton 311, James P. Maxwell 372. W. W.
Baird lao. David r. Tappan 2lS J. II.
Devore 81. II. ]. Felber Is, W. ii.
Hearne ITO.
EIGHTH WARD,
Upper precinct - First BRANCH
Thomas Dawson 2S2, Thomas L. Muir
rim 81, August NJ arschner 100.
Second Branch--Fred G. Williams
ls9, Z. P. Wheat liz. Con. Uttermohlen
IA. VIM. Knoke 127, F. A. Blum ISL,
w. E. Stathers 200, Alex. Beebont 81.
David Hahne 1911, Louis +. Seabright
1O2. VIM. Bowers o., Charles Zuiauf log,
Daniel D. Ingram l04, J. D. Marsh 40,
VIM. j. Steen 107, Charles Edge s..
LOWER PRECINCT.
FRS. Branch-Thomas Dawson 81,
Thoma Murrins l55. August Marsch-
ner SO. :,
Second Branch-(Four to be elected)
Fred Williams l57, Z. P. Wheat 81, II.
E. Uttermohlen SO, August Knoke 80,
Fred Blum SO, DR.. Stathers 1871. Alex
Bebout 10, David Hahne 139, Louis +.
Seabright III, William Bowers 43,
Charlie Zulauf go, Daniel Ingram SO,
John Marsh So, William steen ~,
Charles Edge 20.
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE VOTE.
First Ward-Rudolph Schaefor l22,
W. W. Morgan 90, John Rodenbaugh SO.
II. q. Mooney IS.
Second Ward-William Turner l42.
John ". Kindleberger 22S, Caleb Sylvls
81.
Third Wards. O. BOyce 19S. William
II. Hornish 244.
Fourth Ward-Richard Robertson 1888.
Fifth Ward-Charles F. Bachman 225.
Sixth Ward-George Devinney 372,
John W. Kite 253.
Seventh Ward-J. Fl. Beymer 81.
George W. Robinson 1856. a. G. Davis
169, George J. Caddle 81
Eighth ward-Frank Edele 79S.
By an embarrassing typographical
blunder the Eighth ward tickets for the
second branch read "three to be
chosen" when it should have been four.
The copy was correctly written by the
committeeman.
Considering the fact that Mr.. Connei
made no effort whatever to secure the
nomination for wharfmaster, the vote
given him at Saturdays primaries was
indeed wonderful, and Mr.. Connel has
cause to feel very highly complimented.
TWAS his friends who pushed his can
vass, and LOO votes show that they did
some tall hustling.