The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-09-06

tomorrow's Republican county Conven-
tion points to the nomination of the
following ticket by safe majorities, IL
not by uDanimity:
Sheriff.. Clarence f. Pryor.
District Attorney..John II. Jones.
Treasurer-.W. y. Langstaf.
Prothonotary--Jo Copeland.
Clerk Of the Courts.-Thos. r.
Daniels.
Recorder--Charies Huester.
Register.-Wm. Beck.
Saturdays primaries were very spir-
tied and big vote was polled in near
ly every election district While the
canvas for votes was carried on with
great zeal by the candidates for dele
gate, the primaries as a rule were or
derby.
In the Third ward of Dickson City
borough a crowd of men took possess
sion Of the regular polling place and
the members of the vigilance commit
tee, James Twiss and Fred. Kiefer, had
to open the polls in the store of George
Helwick.
The convention will be called to order
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock in the
court house by County Chairman John
H. Thomas. A practically complete list
of the delegates elected is:
Archbald-First ward, First district, P.
]. Coolican, Charles Seamon; Second dis
district, Abram Howell. Second ward,
James Phlbin. Third ward. John Shift
fler.
Benton township-John p. Rink, Albert
Warren.
Blakely borough-First ward, A. A.
Ayers, T. w. Spangenberg. Second ward,
-
ten. Third ward, Andrew Nichols, George
Moules.
Carbondale ownship-Northwest dis
trict, Hudson
Carbondale City-First ward, First dis
trict, Harry Wolcott, E. H. Wannacott,
Henry Pierce, William Brookenshire.
Third district, Nick Rogers, James Nor
rison. Second ward, First district, Will
liam Mole; Second district Carl Schroed-
er; Third district, Robert McHale. Third
ward, First district Oscar Morgan, Da-
vid Thomas; Second district, John J.
Jones, John Price; Third district, Hugh
Finnan; Fourth district, Theophilus Da-
Wis, David Lewis. Fourth ward, First
district, Richard Fluellen; Second dis
trict, Thomas Manion; Third district,
Henry Collins. Fifth ward First dis
trict, George Fisher, John Doack George
Spaule; Seconu district, George Edwards.
Sixth ward, First district, John Moze,
JOnn DelaNan, second
John Brennan.
Clifton township-J. ]. wagonhurst.
Covington township-B. II. Wardell.
Dalton borough-J. L. Tinkham, Will
lam Davis.
Dickson City-First war;, Emerson
Ruhle, Christ Leightner. Second ward,
John Sommers, Joseph Hall. Third ward,
William F. Erbe, John Ward.
Dunmore-First ward, First district,
Daniel Powell, Thomas Young Second
district, Percy Carr. Second ward. First
district, Joseph McGrail; Second district,
Frank Wagner. Third ward, First dis
trict, Frank Gill; Second district, Charles
Bloes, w. d. Biggart: Third district,
Luther Vert. George Phaeler. Fourth
ward, Patrick Mccormack. Fifth ward,
Patrick Mcdonald. Sixth ward, First
district, David Parfrey, John Holler, Sec
ond district, Alexander Marsh, John Phil
lips.
llmhurst borough-Willam Negley.
Fell township, First district, Joseph
| Herberts; Second district, Robinson;
Third district, Rowe; Fourth district,
John Johns.
Glenburn-Napoleon Nothacker.
Gouldsboro-R. C. Drum.
Jefferson--William Bell.
Jermyn-First ward, William Davis,
Isaac Avery. Second ward. Albert Grif-
| fiths. Nicholas Bennett Third ward, Da-
vid Reese.
Lackawanna township-South district
| John Morgan; West district, James T.
| Brown, S. B. Corby, David J. Davis
| Northeast district, Joseph Chambers, Jo-
seph Pfaff; Southwest district, Christian
Fasshold.
La Plume borough4M. A. Webster.
Lehigh township-Jacob Kuecht
Madison township-Dr. Brown, Eugene
| Noack.
Mayfield ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Slanto,
| Noah Pugh.
Newton-Jesse Thompson, Jud Hopkins.
| North Abingdon township-Frank Smith.
| Old Forge-First district, r. Willis
| Reese, T. James, James Bell.
| Old Forge-Fourth district, William
Tinklepaugh, Charles Jones, John No
zarino.
Olyphant-First ward, William E. Mari.
| Second ward. Thomas b. Brown, James
Pettigrew. Third ward, First district,
| Christopher Burbeck: Second district,
| Charles +. Ford. Fourth ward, William
Morris. John Pickering.
Roaring Brook township-Andrew Sim
onson.
scott-Harrison Gardner, Fred Newton,
George Miller.
South Abington-J. Thurston Parker b.
F. Akerly, L. s. Woodward.
Spring Brook township-David IL.
| Thomas.
Taylor borough-First ward, Tallie
Jones' David II. Evans. Second ward,
| Thomas Davis. John G. Owens. Third
ward, James Palmer William r. Jones.
Fourth ward William Robbins. Fifth
ward, William Neiger.
Throop borough-Edwin Banfeld.
| WaVerly-Frank Jermyn.
West Arlington township-Webster Ross.
Winton borough-First ward, George f.
Dando Second ward, George Nancor-
row. Third ward, Philip Scanlon.
CITY OF SCRANTON.
First ward, First district-W. B. Chris
mas, d. II. Evans, John II. Morgan;
Second district, Alexander T. Simpson,
Charles Raine; Third district, John Nc
Donald, Edward Sanders; Fourth district
William SHINES, Daniel Cardwodine;
Fifth district, John Hughes, Alvin Schaf-
fer.
Second ward-First district. David. T.
Evans, Thomas Il. Mills, Fred Kellogg
Second district; John Van Bergan, Frank
Smith, Walter Handrick Third district
Frank Oliver John Timlin: Fourth dis
trict, Evan Simms; Fifth district, Walter
White and Michael Carroll, tie vote.
Third ward-First district, John F.
Moran; Second district, Richard Walsh
Fourth ward-First district. M. G.
Dimmick, Joseph Jeffries; Second district
James Evans, David Lawrence. Hosie
Thomas; Third district James Crozier
George Richards. John Davis and AL.
fred Thomas, tie vote; Fourth district
John Miller. Christ Robinson, David
Jones, William b. Evans.
Fifth ward-First district, William IL
Powell T, w. Phillips, Il. G. Thompson
Second district, Frank Metz. Enoch
Dunkerly, Price Thomas; Third district
Richard Morgan, BENJAMIN Watkins
John C. Davis: Fourth district, Hiram
l. Sayers, Alfred Carson, John T. James