The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-03-14
ALL FOR ASP.
Tie Carries Every Ward In the city Ex-
cert the Third


The Republicans Of the city and |
county held primaries last evening for
the purpose Of selecting delegates to
the county convention to be held in
this city on March 60 According to
the returns everything went Aspward. |
Delegations favorable TO Asp were Sc
lected in every ward in the city, save
the Third ward, which went for
Barnes and Mckinley straight In the
west precinct Of the Fifth ward Barnes
secured one out of 8 delegates Re
ports from the townships indicate that
the Asp delegations are in the major
ity and that a straight Asp delegation
will 60 to Oklahoma City.
Following is the result of the ward
and township primaries.
First ward--U c Guss, Strang, }
S Lyon, Jno Rogers. w II McCarver,
w II Cole, Geo Thornton, II Tandy,
W 5 Smith, w Baxter, II b Fillmore,
instructed for Asp.
Second ward-Asp delegates-S S
Lawrence, A z Saunders, II Stowe,
E p Kelley, A G Kesler, Chas osger, j
r Cottingham, Ed Pentecost, Il J Will
bur, w w Painter, James Wheeler.
John Stone acted as chairman and Dan
Widmer, secretary.
Second ward, congressional dele
gates-H 5 Cunningham, Robert Mar
tin, S X Van Voorhees,, d r Widmer, S
J Shepherd, NJ A Mansion, c w Good
rich w Spencer, c c Holland, f
Stinson, Chas Moore.
Third ward-Asp received 40 votes;
Barnes 81 votes. Barnes delegation
named. Il II Furrow, Ernest Nc
Cracken, w E Sheriff, Geo Champ Bill
Carter, II Lyle, Sam Martin, Frank
Ellis, DR. Buxton, Elder Fantroy
Fourth ward-Solid Asp delegation
named
Fourth ward-Alex Johnson, w II
Merton, + j Austin, f Cook, N f
Cheadle, l. McVay, T. Saddler Fred
Miller, NJ German, A G Jones, John
Weymouth; instructed for Asp. Con.
gressional delegates: w McNeal, S
Bryant, w Bouner, A Stevens, Il
NJ Bamford, A G Meacham, N Nj Car
ter, Voss, c NJ Butler, G G McGann
FB Lille.
Fifth ward East precinct-Asp
delegation as follows:
John Cammack, Tom Young, G c
McCord, c II Ford, w A Rich mond, +
II Greer, Joe Reed, Geo w Smith;
County congressional delegates
G n Perkins, B b Crawford, II d
Jackson. Alex Marshal, G II Green, e
w Hopkins, Jake Hecker, w Bruce
Fifth ward--west precinct-county
delegates--C e. Smith, IL. c. Holly,
a. II. House, w Ray, r L Jacks IN,
A McGrue, A Oliver, c Harroll.
Territorial delegates-H w Palmer,
A w White, II Lewis, Shep Perry, R
T Finley, Hamlet Scott Cooper, b
Edwards.
JW Capers presided and r l. Jackson
was secretary These delegates are
solid for Mckinley, but Asp gets 7
votes and Barnes ]
Antelope ownship-Elected eight
delegates instructed for Asp.
Crlando-Asp, 5; Barnes 8; in
structed
Guthrie township-Solid Barnes
delegation.
Lawrie, Iron Mound and Mulhall
elected Asp delegations. Eighty-one
votes constitutes majority, and Asp
has received over that number of dele
gates favorable to him.
Iron Mound-Asp delegates, in,
structed--J e Williams, A d Lester II
b Stanley.
Lawrie-Asp delegates, instructed
w E Tansey Shelf Morris, L II Slay.
ton, ED Overholtser.
Guthrie township-Thos Morris,
VIM Bachus, Fred Madden, Il Upham,
L Benson, Godfrey, II Filson
Antelope-A A Williams, X w Gar.
rett, Jr, Dan Arthur, r l. Chambliss,
q w Campbell, w w Corning, L
Scott, Frank Knox, Instructed fol
Asp and each delegate required &c
pledge himself.
Mulhall-Frank Kincaid, I Kemp
II Brown, A b Woods, Sam Garrett
Chester Dolsbury, MIR. Mcmillan. In
structed for Asp.