Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-08
THE PRIMARY BATTLE is ON
THE FINISHING TOUCHES Added
LAST NIGHT.
william Dohcrty sun An Alderman"
ic Uandidnte-seyern Mee"nN
Last Night aud Plenty OF h"'""
asm-A Resume of the

In few hours after the ua1e,'e
reaches the homes OF this city '"e u.s..
will be on, and one OF the most me-
esting primaries Fort Worth ever Nne"
will be in full blast. Those VINO W."
may congratulate themselves that the
plums they caught fell upon '"Vi'
account OF merit, and are parity an w.
emplincation of the old saying "no's
unknown in politics, "the office seeking
the man."
If there is money TO be expended III
today's fight 1t has hitherto peeh Mp
hidden. If there is even to De a"'
swapping of votes by friends OF diner
ent candidates the subject has not p'e"
broached.It will be fair square op,"
fight, with the plumes OF Victory iN'-'
| 10 be worn by those who most oesei'e
/ the honors to be awarded, and VINO are
closer in touch with the people, or 10
/ cut the whole thing short VINO se'
majority OF the votes cast
Yesterday was day OF action ana
was spent by the candidates in getilhs
ready for the balloting fracas touay'
Fort worth numbers among hei cll-
/ iz.ns some of the shrewdest puhuei"'S
in all Texas. They have hot peen
wholly Idle in this campaign anu w"
influence will be felt at the polls touaS
lust by the weights Of their person
nlIties and the intcreH they ha'e
shown towards certain cantldutes,
OF course, the Gazette could make
slate, but 1t prefers 10 await tui'' ~
rows issue for that, but II you WIN see
one of the stan after o'clock luilis,
the truth OF the matter VIII SUN ~, ~
! sst..
ing of voters to the polls ahe lhe
uuiries. who are you going 10 No'e
for?" and ARE you for meE
There has seldom been primary cleo
ton in the city In which more interest,"
= was taken, and 1t could not pe huSii
, more marked If mayor was u 'e
For the benefit of voters the list OF
T waiting places, their locations, preslu-
e ing officers, etc, Will be puol'sheu
:, again: -,.-,-..,
First ward-Mansion hotel, Rusk and
e Fourth streets; CIV. Hoelzle, presiding
4 second ward-second and Houston
g streets; j. c. Richardson, pfesiu'hs
e Third ward-East Seventeenth street;
J. Jerry Deems, presiding officer
!, Fourth Ward-Corner Houston and
!; Fourteenth streets; W. +. Stewart, pre-
- siding officer. 49,,
/ Fifth Ward-Tucker fire nail; James
u Il. Baker presiding officer.
u sixth Ward Spencer Il Dillln's drug
e store, Jennings and Daggett avenues
c, j. Larimer, presiding officer.
y Seventh Ward-Jackson's store, or
~ Evans street; X. Il. Bratton, presiding
" officer.
+ Eighth ward-corner Hemphiil stree
~ and Magnolia avenue, at lire hnll; H. Ii
10 Orr presiding officer.
n Ninth Ward-At old county jail, OF
~ Belknap street; William Capps. presid
m ing officer.
>" The candidates for aldermen in tn
different wards, as far as heard from
are as follows;
First Ward w. II. Fisher.
ID Second Ward'-Gcorge c. Hudgin
~ anc VIM. Montgomery.
W. Third Ward-N. Lacroix, j. j. KEEL
nc and h. T.. wallis.
y Fourth ward-N. II. Lassiter an
Hyde Jennings.
10. Fifth Ward william Barr.
e. Sixth War + George IL. Mulkey an
seventh wlrd-Mlt Bowles and
H. Tiller
Eighth ward-M, A. spoonts an
VIM. Doherty.
to- Ninth Ward-Sam II. Fry.
q" Two aldermen are to be voted for
lis the other wards.
A city marshal, city collector ci
In attorney, city secretary and city trea
ay urer are to be voted for In all 4
up wards.
led Matters have been a little comp
EEL Gated In the Eighth ward by the a
tons of the friends of VIM. Dohert
lso who refuse TO allow him to withdra
OF from the race for alderman. Ballo
my have been prepared in that ward wi
esh Doherty's name upon them and the
md are a whole lot OF men over there W
nv will use the kind bearing the popul
vas railroad mans name.
Ires There were several meetings In I
for city last night. The candidates had
Who lot of Third ward voters curraled
,us- Calhoun street, and there was anotl
an rouser on South Main. There "
city nothing about them to write OF, so
Iust the Handwriting, giving away of c
an prs. stage whispering, etc. Nearly
be- the candidates were at one or the oil
inc OF these meetings, putting on the
per ishing touches to their piece Of pollti
fhs work. reporter asked Jim Made
iph- directly after he came back from
NICE South Side meeting what the nC
inc amounted to. Nothing. except tina
ems, am going to be elected" he replied
unu Everybody looks upon the result
~, o,,' day as final, for 1t is generally c
pr ceded that the primary in Fort Wo
ne IL. after all. the real election.
now when all parties have Joined "
the old liners there can be little do
that the April election viii ratify
pera days work.
ntry The little white paper flakes so
acts, times more destructive than lea
RANK hail, and infinitely more powerful,
nose do their work today, as they have o.
), 5 ,he done before, and will as long as II
, aIiy kind ia ruled by reason. Only
k to mo- . ,Ne, ", 80 ".tu an VIZ
oncs w. .ne u'ets u sl,S W ~, WI NJ,
, tSe take another kind OF stimulant bes
were politics, May right rule. justice r
ltley, ana worm WIN,
Miss
chill. When you are buying flour ask
n the "Queen OF the Pantry"
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