The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-12

This IA tho ticket nominated by tho
Republicans Of Martins Ferry, on Sat.
urday. 1t is an excellent one aud every
man on it will doubtless DO elected.
Tho nominations arc equivalent to cleo
tion, especially this year.
A big vote, vest pocket voting and
surprises were the features OF tho prI.
maries, An unusually large number OF
workers and vehicles were out. Tho
hours weEo from to q and over 800
votes were cast.
In the Second ward tho vote for
council was a tie, 4. ". Kerr aud
Joseph Hilton each receiving llg.
Charley Downey, one OF Kerr'a work
ers, became involved in q spirited argu.
mcnt with David Paxton over the post.
office fight and forgot TO vote. West
wood defeated Dean by go, Moore lcd
Fisher by 80, Scdwick beat Pickens bv
3jl. Cochran won over Pratt By l5O,
Coates led Lewis by la, Crowl led
Moore by u, Jones downoG Fredericlss
by 1913, Vickers red Davis by 1872, Cole
man led Green BY 10 and Strain re.
ceived $40, he being the only candidate
without opposition. Carpenter de.
feated uayno by 100, the Kerr-llilton
vote was 4 tic and Barr won over At.
finger by 2GG. For board OF education,
Williams received $40, Ralston jo2 and
Thomas 40.
The vote in full was rs follows: First
ward-Alayor, Westwood l95. Dean 1874.
Second-Westwood li3, Dean lOl.
Third-Westwood 252, Dean 95.
Marshal, First ward-Fisher ISL,
Moore SO, Myers 10, Gosney 10. Second
ward-Moore 80, Myers 10, Fisher SO,
Gosney IL Third ward-Moore l5S,
Myers III, Fisher Gl, Gosney %.
Treasurer, Sedw:ck. First ward 22S.
Second 1856. Third PSI. Pickens, First
81, Second s.. Third lO3.
Solicitor, Cochran, First l95, Second
1872, Third POS. Pratt, First III, Second
10. Third l43.
Commissioner - First, Coates, IFS;
Lewis. 81 Beall, 80; Thomas, 81; second,
Coates. 49,, Lewis, 20; BealI, 10;
Thomas, II; third, Coates, 157; Lewis,
l45; Beull, 10; Thomas, 22.
Water Works Trustee-First, Moore,
l43; Crowl, l0l; Crossley, IA; second,
Crowl. los; Moore, s.; Crossley, 55;
third, Crowl, li2; Crossley, l06; Moore,
1O3.
Cemetery Trustee-First, Jones, 200:
Fredericks, los; second, Jones, 1877;
Fredericks, 90; third, Jones, 2jS; Fred
ericks, o..
Courcil-First, Carpenter, 252; IIayne,
g.; second, Kerr, ll9; Hilton, ll9; third,
Barr, 305; Attinger, 49,
As.essor-First. Vickers, 100; Davis,
6S; CalIeghan, 81; second, Coleman,
9S; Green, So; Bailey, Sc; third, Strain,
$40.
Board OF Education-First, Ralston,
100; Williams. l73; Thomas, lj5; Girl.
fifth. 1870; Mcclure, ll6; Smith, 81; Rel.
neck, 60; second, Williams, l57; Raj
ston, l25; Thomas, 100: Griffith, 90;
Mcclure, 20; L. f. Smith, 73; Reincck,
IS; third. Williama, 2l0; RaIaton, 2O4;
Thomas, 202; Griffith, l2i; Smith, So;
Mcclure, 20; Reincck, So.
The Democrats also made nomina-
tons in mass convention, tho voters as
sembl;ng in Commercial hall, which
was crowded. The nominations were
made by reclamation. rs follows:
Mayor, Thomas Irwin; marshal, left
blank; treasurer, John S. lIukill; solic-
itor, W. I. 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, lett blank; school
board, l. Rothermund, Lee White and
James MislIcl; committee to fill vac.
ancies, Fred Jones, Charles Rother-
mund and 7. J. Anderson.