The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-01-23
ENTHUSIASM FOR TICKET
Displayed at Meeting in the Cen
tral Republican Club Rooms.
MEMBERS or THE COMMITTEE
Their Names Give Assurance That the
Campaign VIII DC Clean. but Aggrcs-
sivc and Systsmatic-RcpOrt Heard
ut Last Nights Meeting.

There was large and enthusiastic
meeting in the Central Republican club
rooms last night, attended by repre-
sentative Republicans of all sections
of the city, at which matters pertain
ing to the coming spring election were
considered.
The tenor of the remarks of the city
committeeman present was to the ef-
feet that the reports of disaffection in
the ranks of the party had been grossly
exaggerated and that throughout the
city the great mass of Republican vot-
ers will give Il hearty and loyal sup
port to all of the candidates on the Re-
publican city ticket. The campaign Is
In charge of the following well-known
gentlemen, members of the city COM
mittee. which is an evidence that ii
will he clean, but aggressive and sys-
tematc:
Chairman--A. B. Stevens.
ce-chairmen-Alfred Godshall. John
Van Bergen.
secretaries-A. J. Colborn. jr., David j..
Davies
Treasurer-Frank H. Clemens.
Executive committee-E. IL. House.
Edmund Rartl. George W. Brown,
Edmund Hartl. George w. Brown. j..
&. Vaughan, Charles Neuls. A. \. Conneil,
t. Roderick, l.lewelyn Roberts. e. s. Sea-
mans. e. T.. Pryor. William 5. Millar.
General City Committee.
First ward-First district, William T.
Evans; Secod district, William NJ. Baker:
Third district, Lewis II. Johns; Fourth
district. Joseph Sinner.
Second ward--FirSt district, s. B. Rob-
t,.., II. al
bricks; Third district, John Watkins;
Fourth district, Evan Simms; Fifth dis
trict, Thomas Al. Richards.
Third ward-G. $. Decker, James Hop
kins.
Fourth warl-First district Morgan
Thomas Second district, Richard Roberts
Third district, Reese Phillips: Fourth dis
trict, John J. Hughes.
Fifth ward-I'irst district. William =.
Mears; Second district, Henry Hagen;
Third district. Richard Morgan; Fourth
district, William y. Davies.
Sixth ward-First district. Adam L.
Bonn: Second district, Thomas Ruddv
Third district, II. &. Grewer, Edward
James, jr.
Seventh ward-First district August
Peuster. jr.; Second district Fred Win
ters; Third district. Herman Hagen.
Eighth ward-First district. Fred Durr:
Second district. Fred Wormser.
Ninth ward-E'irst district, H. NJ YER
no. ,n,,,' Setoi'" n!s,r.'', george u. Iho'hp-
Tenth ward--Jacob Fries.
Eleventh ward-Eirst district Abay,
Heller; Second district, Charles Weber:
Third district Charles Armbrust, james
McGuinesS
Iweifth warh-first nistrict. William
NInp al i,
Moran Se'oi'" oiStrict' ter"ihahd Vent
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lis. second dis,ric, Ranton - Iavnn.
Third district, Thomas Hughes.
Fourteenth ward-First district, Reese
Pritchard; Second district, Joseph -.
LLOYD.
ri,.eenth "aru-r irSt uistr'r, Joseph
u,,.,a.,,, ,.o"u, u'''.', ,,,. -; -. r''ns.
Cnnner. SaoonI I;s,,in, T., NJ S.rora
Seventeenth word-E,rst dist,i,t Eror,,
s. Barker; Second district. Luther Keller.
Eighteenth ward-Edward Shirer.
Nineteenth ward-tirst district, George
"irth, lr'' ,ohh Scnreiher; Second dis-
,r'r'' III refer Nther' ihirn uis'r'c'' Jacop