The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-15
ONO SIDE POLITICS.


BaIIalre'G Republican PrlmGrlSS Thurs
dnr--TFImarIsa Held ia MARITIME Ferry
ana bridgeport ON Saturday,
The Bcllalrc Republican popular vote
primaries for the nomination OF candI-
dates for city and township Offices WIN
bc held next Thursday evening from TO
Z o'clock. The usual spring howl about
thr expense of the water works IL heard
and some interest is being stirred up in
hCAInRttrr w. $. Carroll and samuel
Summons arc the only names so far sug-
rested for rustCc There is also n great
contest for township trustee between j.
N. Paul, candidate for denomination,
and Milton Thompson. For Justice OF
the peace there are half a dozen candi-
doics. These contests only indicate the
assurance of success Republicans feel.
Whil,\thc Democrats made nominations
which Indicate little hope of winning
They named T.. Il. Clcvcnger, who only
went over IL them last fall: FrankIln
NeIE and George Arnold for Justices.
and ,bcv nut up for trustee Thomas
Turnbuli: treasurer. George Myers;
constable. Eallas Kennedy. There IL
no scramble for the school board THIS
year
The result OF the Pcasc township Re-
publican primaries held at Bridgeport,
Is az follows:
Justice OF the Peace. W. Howell Ono
opposition, GlS
ga. ~
MCCOnuaughcy. 49,
r. II. Stanton, Martins Ferry, ZIG; An
dcrson MCGrcw. Martins Ferry, 1873;
Thomas Thompson. Bridgeport. 329'
solomon Douds, Bridgeport. 50i.
Agst-SsorE- Wesley Steele. Martins
Ferry. 53s: John Curtis. bridgeport. $50.
below appears the result OF tho city
Republican primaries In Martins Ferry
on Saturday Jacob Kaiser defeated
James Robbins for council In the First
ward By "A to H. In tho Second John u.
Farnei and Bion Il, Williams were nom
mated without opposition and this was
the experience OF A. W. Kerr In the
Third. and James r. Reilly in tho Fifth.
s Hipkins, Jr, defeated William Sea-
bright IN tho Fourth by 81 to 30,
For assesors, Harry ROmlCk was NOM
mated in the First. Frank Brooke IN the
second. and ThcO. Coss IN the Firth.
lO.tthaut oupnsitiou In the Third Jerry
Gilbert defeated Charles Hoffman by SO
TO 40. and In the Fourth Frrd. Stricken
was nominated. he getting 81 10 II by
Pier Coleman.
For water works trustee ]. p, Cowl
had no opposition His vote was $50.
! The vote OF William HcSlop for Ccmc-
terry trustee who had no opposition. was
3S7
For electric ligh; trustees, LOWS 7.
Scheehlc. William JOY and Cyrus :.
| Moore were nominated. Til" vote In tuil
| FOR the four candidates was: Schcchlc,
a, 10. o.. %, II: total 3iS JOY. II. IS, IS.
So. y: total 2?7. Moore, e.. ~. Is. u. 81:
total 276. Smith. -. 40, 49, q, s. total
| l69
The nominees for board OF education
were Thomas Lloyd. j. 7. Anncs and
| George Raistun The vote IN full was:
LLOYD. 81, So. ST. so. 20. total 800: Hancs.
"a. 80. IS. "a. is. total 2i5: RRlston. %, IS,
ST. 20. II, total go: W. e. Bowman ~,
50. g., 81, q, total @5f.
The Peasc township Democrats hold
| their primaries in Martins Ferry on
Saturday with the following result:
Trustce-Robcrt Applcsarth. Of Mar
justice Of the Peuce--wlulam Kidd, of
Treasurer - William Stewart, of
ConstahIes - Albert Conowsy. OF
Bridgeport. John Walters OF Martins
Ferry.
Nsscssors-L. V. DcLockc, Bridgeport,
Ross Goif, Of Martins Ferry.
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