Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-10
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES
HELD IN BELMONT COUNTY
YESTERDAY.
A Light Vote Polled Results in the
Different Townsville Re-
publicans of Wellsburg
Name a Ticket.

Republican primary elections were
held yesterday in Belmont county. In
spite of the pleasant weather the total
vote was surprisingly small. There
were no strong contests and therefore
very little interest was manifested.
A number of women voted in Martins
Ferry, but not as many as had been
expected. Following are the results:
BRIDGEPORT.
First Ward Councilman, Frank II.
Baker So. Harry a. Clemens 10, David
Boston 20; assessor, Charles W. How
ell SS.
Second Ward-There was but one
office from which a candidate was to be
named. assessor-C. w. Bratton Al.
Third Ward Council, Benz. Wiggan
As. e. Delbrugge So; county trustee, w.
G. II. McAninch 53.
ownship-Trustee, Geo. Giffen 215.
Ed. McAninch 104, Geo. Pittner 20;
treasurer. Fred J. Fox 3S1.
Assessor-M Martins Ferry precinct,
w. A. Taylor 116, Geo. Woeber So;
Bridgeport precinct, l.. McHugh 369
y
275, l.. A. Clemens 234, J. E. Clark H.
MARTINS FERRY.
Following is the ticket nominated
yesterday by the Republicans. The
number of votes polled in the three
wards was 375. Four women voted
in the Third ward for the school
board. none in the Second and several
in the First ward
First Solicitor, Henry G..
Pratt, Sc; Edward E. McCOmbs, 93.
Water Works Trustee, Theodore Moore,
12S. Cemetery Trustee, f. II. HadselI,
1874. Council, Lee Woods, 60; A. T..
Dinsmore, 81. Assessor, +. o. Padel-
ford, Az Pier Coleman, 81. School
Board. Geo. w. Tweedy, III; Madison
Aldredge, 1876,
Second Ward Solicitor, Henry G..
Pratt. "a: Edward Il. McCombs, r.
Water Works Trustee, Theodore Moore,
III. Cemetery Trustee, f. II. Hadsell,
115. Council. A. w. Kerr, 112. AS
sesor. John Goodhue, 81; Jerry Ebbert,
Il: II. w. Gauding, 3S. School Board,
Geo. w. Tweedy. 113; Madison Al
dredge. 115. Third Ward-Solicitor
Henry G. Pratt, 81; Edward Il. Nc
Combs, IS. Water Works Trustee, Theo.
Moore. 137. Cemetery Trustee, f. II.
Hadsel. 1875. Council Chas. A. James,
S3: ]. b. Farnell, 46. Assessor, John
Beazle SO: Geo. c. Strain, SO. School
Board, Madison Aldredge, 1876; Geo.
w. Tweedy, 1876.
BELLAIRE.
Pultney Township-Trustees, JOS.
Clemens 332, August Haas 294; Treas
urer. J. w. Liller 249. J. p. Lowman
1S4. NJ. List 219: Constable, Jas. Rich
ardson 316, NJ. l.. Helsley $50, Henry
Nagle 1873; Township Assessor, James
Petticord; City Water Board, Mord.
Nelson 5O7, J. r. Davies 519; School
Board. r. NJ. Gilleland 292. Robert
Brown 369, T. n. Rowles 1S6, NJ. l..
Blackburn z35.
First Council, John w. Bur-
rows 73. Donald Mcdonald 81; Assess
or. Harry Thurber Sc, NJ. Johnson 81.
Second Ward-COuncil, VIM. Fish,
no opposition; Assessor, Geo. Pracht.
Third Ward-Council. w. o. S. Pi
per: Assessor, Harry oliver II, Jas.
A. Lee "a. II. w. W. Rowles 80, Fred
Eberle AZ.
Fourth Ward-Council, NJ. T. Gains;
Assessor. w. II. Thompson.
Fifth Ward-Council. Geo. Degarmon
%. John Phurn S5; Assessor, Samuel
Simmons.
Republican cisy primaries were held
to-day. resulting as follows:
]. f.. Montgomery was nominated
for Mayor, and c. d. Hall for Mar
shall.
Councilmen-First ward. c. Higgins
and Tom Bell; Second ward, G. b.
Crawford and B. A. w Reeves; Third
ward. c. L. Jacobs and Gen. l. II.
Duval.
School Commissioner-Dr D. F. Har-
din.
The election passed OF quietly.
About three hundred votes were
polled. The election viii be held April
18th.
Mrs. Bell. an aged lady. living on
McCulloch street. fell yesterday after
noon and broke her arm, while going
up stairs.