Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-07-24
SUBURBAN NEWS
ROCKVILLE.

Yesterday being the time for making re-
turn of the vote cast at the democratic
primary election held Saturday the return
Judge from each election attended here for
that purpose. A meeting of the state cen
trail and county committees also took place.
and in addition there was large attend
ance of leading members of that party
from all parts of the county. The following
is the vote received by each candidate in
the several districts: Governor. Spencer C.
Jones, 2;6si; Judge Of the circuit court Jas;
to be nominated), John A. Clements. 9I9:
John w. Kelchner. 1904; Amos S. Young,
SAG; VIM. c. Riggs. 1913; Elisha G. Etchison,
1,479; Edward ]. Chiswell, 1,54S; James P.
B. Veirs, 1.075; Josiah ]. Hutton. 1878.
States attorney. Alex. Kilgour, 1.466; Sam
uel Riggs, LAB Orphans court g to be
voted for), Laurence A. Darby, 2,319: Chas.
H. Griffith, 1,9T9; Edw. P. Hays, 595; John
P. Sellman, 1850; Chas. r. Murphy, 1.126.
County commissioner q to be voted for),
r. f. Darby, 2. 40; VIM. o. Bohrer. 1S9;
John H. Bogley, 1905; Samuel K. Bready,
1.411. Sheriff q to be nominated), John A.
selby, IS; Joseph n Bailey, sic; John W.
Collier, 1895; Horton G. Thompson, $50.
County surveyor, Chas ]. Maddox, 1888
The following persons were returned as
elected county committeeman for the sew
eral election districts: First district, Thos.
B. Howard; second. ]. E. Deets; third, w.
w. Poole; fourth, VIM. Dorsey: fifth, Thos.
Robey; sixth, w. B. Tschifely; seventh.
John E. West: eighth. W. H Nicholson:
ninth. VIM. Wade: tenth. Albert Dudley:
eleventh, L. B. Nicholson; twelfth, w. c.
Bellison: thirteenth Thomas F. Thompson.
Spencer c. Jones. candidate for governor,
appointed the following delegates to the
democratic state convention in Baltimore
on the 3lst instant: VIM. Ve.rs Bouic jr,
Chas w. Prettyman. James P. B. Ve.rs,
Thomas o. White, George r. Rice, H.
Maurice Talbot and David Griffith. The
delegation will be entitled to four votes in
the convention. The delegates to the jul
dicial convention have not yet been an
nounced.
At a meeting of the county commission
ers held here yesterday there was a large
attendance Of citizens and much business
was transacted. Messrs. E. Lloyd Fawcett,
Alfred c. Tolson and Jacob Vanhorne were
appointed examiners on a public road Pc
tit!oned for by r. B. Deitrick and Others to
meet on August 2S The following bills for
work on public roads and other accounts
were examined and ordered to be paid:
]. Thompson, same, $500; H. w. Blunt
(piking), $50: VIM. N. Thompson (road),
$50; Jos. J. DIETRICH PREPARING welD, 81;
Washington Cuttings (same), IS; Warner S.
s17O5; VIM. H. Dunawin (road), s592O;
Paul & Falconer stationery, 81 .65; Reu-
ben T. Baker {road}, 1885: same (piking),
SIG 10; John H. Bogley piking). s14
The services of Forty Hours Devotion"
which commenced at st. Mary's Catholic
closed yesterday, there being good at
tendance during the time
Mrs. Wm Conard and three sons, Charles,
Clarence and Robert. are located for the
veirs. this town. as are also Mr.. and Mrs
West and child, Mr.. and Mrs. Moore and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Cluskey Cromwell,
Miss Lillian HELEN and Miss Dorothy Allen