The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-08-03
DELEGATES CHOSEN
ON SATURDAY
Will Meet in Music Hall Tomorrow TO
Nominate q County Ticket.
PRIMARIES QUIETLY CONDUCTED
Lively Contests Waged in u Number
Of Election Districts hut the Rivalry
Wts Generally Of II GOOd.Natured
Character..Names of the Men Who
Will Have Seats in Tuesdays
Gathering,

The Republican primaries, held
throughout the county Saturday, Were
very quiet In many districts spirited
fights We're waged for the honor of Il
seat in the convention. but in the great
majority of cases these contests Were
good natured and created no disturb
ances.
The delegates elected Saturday will
convene in Music hall to-mor-
row afternoon at o'clock and
nominate one candidate for con-
gresham; two candidates for coun-
ty commissioner and two candi-
dates for county auditor. Delegates
elected Saturday are:
NAMES OF THE DELEG ATES.
Archbald--First ward. G. A. Battenberg.
Second ward, Thomas Il. Cosgrove. Third
ward, Henry Shiher.
Benton--H. w. Seamans.
Blakely-Second ward, David Parry,
r. j. Gritfiths.
Covineton-I. Jones.
Dalton-T. Fl. Miller.
Dickson City-First warl-Davis. Sec
ond ward, William Williams. Third ward,
Benjamin Davis.
Dunmore--F'irst ward. Il. r. Swartz. Sec
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Third ward, First district. Harry Tregear;
Second district. George kuntz: Third dis
trict. George Harper. Sixth ward. First
district ". Wilson: Second district, J. q.
McAskie.
Elmhurst-E. Smith.
Glenburn-W. S. Palmer.
Green!ield-George kilmer.
JeffcrSon-Collns.
.Jermyn-First ward, Andrew Carter.
Snpnpl ward pbilf. I,anpntt Third ward
Thomas Baker.
Lackawanna township-Southwes dis
trict. Edward Anderson.
Lehigh-N. SHUTTER.
,Madison-Eugene Noack.
North Abingdon Horace Stevens.
Olyphant-First ward. Samuel Wooden.
Second ward, John Williams. Third
ward. Frank Edwards. Fourth ward,
William Mosely.
Scott-Warren Berry.
SCRANTON DISTRICTS.
First ward-First district, David J. Will
Jams and II. c. Hatton; Second district, A.
G. Monies: Third district, X. q. Proudiock
and Thomas Williams.
Second ward-First district. r. T.. Mills;
Second district. A. G. Tuttle and Ezra
Whitaker: Third district, Frank j. Oliver;
Fourth district. Thomas j. Gwynne; Fifth
district. Thomas Richards.
Fourth ward--First district John p.
Reese; Second district. Charles LaIiar,
Richard Pierce: Third district, William
Pethrick, Henry Edwards: Fourth dis
trict. Peter Price, Jacob Reibert.
Fifth ward-First district. Lewis A..
Howell, viii 5. Mears: Second district,
John Hitchins. George Peiffer: Third dis
trict. benjamin Reynolds, Evan Davis:
Fourth district, Benjamin Hughes, W. r..
Lewis.
Sixth ward--First district, George Shoe
maker: Third district, S. NJ. Ives, John g.
Davis.
Seventh ward--First district. George
Berkel Third district, William Gunlock.
Eighth ward-First district. w. 3. Mil
lar; Second district, John NJ. Rose. Harry
$. Poust.
Ninth ward-First district T.. NJ. Ver-
noy. Harvey Long; Second district.
Charles Evans. Miles Hines: Third dis
trict. James Moir. Everett Warren.
Tenth ward-IIenry Moore, Edward A.
Wenzel
Eleventh wartl-First district. Jacob BAL.
lus, &. W. Schunk: Second district. Alber.
Heller; Third district. August Schmidt.
Twelfth ward-f'irst district, John Madi-
gan.
Thirteenth ward First district. T.. II.
jackson: Second district. T.. ID. Jenkins.
Green; Third district, Charles Barrow
ciffe.
Fourteenth ward-First district. w. H.
Stevans: Second district, Milton II. Rein
hart.
Fifteenth ward-First district William
NJ. Davis. Henry I.ebcr; Second district,
John Williams. Fred Ieber.
Sixteenth ward-Eirst district, s. w.
Finn, j. q. Seamans: Second district, w.
A. st. John. T.. NJ. Strong.
Seventeenth ward-First district. a. j.
Colborn, jr. Frank s. Hall; Second dis
trict, Robert Haag, Horace Hand, Aria
Williams.
Eighteenth ward-E. l.. Williams.
Nineteenth ward--first district, Henry
Wrth Second district Joseph Eramar,
Third district. william Miller; Fourth
district. Charles Rcntschler.
Twentieth ward-l'irst district: Thomas
Gritiiths: Second district, Charles kloss ::
Third district. Albert kibler contested by
Arthur Hewitt: Fourth district. William
jenkins.
Twenty-frst ward-F'irst district. Will
lam Thornton; Second district, Charles
Sherman.
South Abngton-NIajor A. l. Ackerly,
Il. H. Parker.
Spring Brook-1Richard Bond.
Taylor-first ward. John II. Evans.
Second ward, Edmund Carter. Third
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