The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-31
OFFICERS ARE NAMED.
List Of Men Who VIII Hold the Primaries
To-morrow-Polling Places Selected
Nominations For Delegates to the Re.

To-morrow-Polling Places Selected
Nominations For Delegates to the RI
publican County Convention Named.
The Republican First District Commit
tee met last night and decided upon tn
polling places for holding the primar,
election on Saturday. The polling place,
and election officers as far as selected
follow:
First ward, Fourth and Tatnall streets
]. s. Wallick, S. K. Wier, William Nc
Clure.
Second ward, west side, FELTON, House
Joseph Sooy, VIM. Radcliff
East side to be selected-William II
Cook, John w. Tho mpson, Harlan II
Roberts.
Third ward, southeast corner Third ant
Jefferson streets-William E. Graham
George +. Thorp, Francis Hoffecker
Fourth ward, southeast corner Fourth
apd Walnut streets-V q. Robinson
Harry Wigglesworth, Harry Pennell.
Filth ward, west, southwest corner
Seventh and Jackson streets-Isaac Bow.
ers, Joseph File, Harry Faucet.
East, northeast corner Eighth and JET
ferson streets-Warren V. Tuxbury, Jas
HENDERSON, James G. Blair.
Sixth ward, Southern district, Kyles
stable, King street below Ninth-Albert
Goodnow, w. B. Willard, George Cum.
minis.
Northern district, northeast corner Thir-
teenth and French streets-Robert KEEL
ley, Il. j. Thomas, not selected.
Seventh ward, No. 1905 Orange street
Malones, Logan House and Odd Fellows
Hall, Highlands.
Eighth ward, Northern district, Elcv-
enth and Lombard streets-S. 4. Brown,
LtAn r,lr 7 I
Southern district, Eighth and Kirk
wood streets-J. A. Maxwell, one to he
selected.
Ninth ward, Eleventh and Brandywino
Streets Twenty. second and Market TWEEN
ty. ninth and West strects-Slmuel Hob
son, Henry Paris, VIM. H. Freeman,
James l.. Hawkins, Edward Ray, John
Stetser, Lewis Wideman, Henry Kinder,
Lowell Jackson.
Tenth ward, northeast corner Fonrth
and Van Buren, streets-Edwnrd Lang.
Harvey Wadman, Charles Willing.
Eleventh ward No S04 MARYLAND ave-
nue-Wilbur Dill, John Shoemaker, Ru-
bert Russell.
Twelfth ward Third and Council streets
Harry Adams, A. A. Davis, James
Nealey.
Fourth and DUPONT streets Thomas q.
H. Smith, John Young, to be selected.
DELEGATES NOMINATED.
The various warL organizations have
nominated delegates to the constitutional
convention as follows:
First warl-Allcn Smith, II. ID Entri.
ken; alternates Philip Mcdowell, John
Brown
Second warl-Edgar H. Lawrence, VIM.
6ayers, Charles n Cooke, r r Drake;
alternates, Y. W. McVey, Joseph \, Suoy,
John Jigger, Cleveland Collins.
Sixth wart-Delegatc William $ IIilles,
F. G. Stidham, Edwin &. Moore, William
Hodges, William Christy ;alternates, John
Green Joseph Brnckley, Simeon Hood.
Eighth ward-William Aron, Howard
W. Feaster, James II. Morris, William
Caldwell, Asbury Sterling; alternatcs, w.
L. Prettyman, Robert Spence, Robert
Burns Thomas d. Myers, Edward Ander-
son.
Ninth ward-Dr T.. G. Shortlidgc, john
F. Lynn, A. B. Mcpherson johnson; al.
ternates, George c, Wiser Henry krohn
Edward Grovens.
Tenth ward-Nathan Il Newln, Robert
Keenan,; alternates, Charles Groves, Ml-
ward Abraham.
Twelfth warl-William Croncy, George
Richards, Theodore Jefferson, John ".
Bird; alternates, William Sipple, Walter
Pryor.
The Republicans of Now Castle hundred
mot last night and made these numina-
tons: Road commissioner Charles NJ
Megglnson; assess or, Weldin Nining; in
spectors Northern district, James Cal.
houn; Southern district, John + Wise,
Eastern district, James L. Miller; West.
ern district, John W. Moore; delegates to
the county convention to name consttu.
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