The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-17

Second Ward Get Out With Only One
For Margin-No Opposition to Denny
and Loyd-McCoy Gets the Commits
sioner Deleg alton From the Third
Many Uninstructed Delegates.
The Republican primaries began yes
terday at o'clock and passed off very
quietly, closing at O'Clock.
Balloting of wards occurred at the fol-
lowing places: First ward, Mammoth sta
bles, South Main street; Second ward
Occidental stables, North Main street;
Third ward, Topeka avenue barn, 240 n.
Topeka avenue; Fourth ward, corner Of
Oak street and Lawrence avenue; Fifth
ward, Martinson block; Sixth ward, cor
ner of Ida and Douglas avenues.
The contest in the Second ward was
more spirited than in any Of the others.
and the winners only got out by one vote.
The delegates elected from this ward are
pledged TO no candidates in particular.
though nearly all the tickets in all the
other wards had printed al the top full
set Of candidates for the county offices,
or some particular candidate either for
some county office or for commissioner.
There were no delegates elected in OPP
position to County Clerk Denny or Treas
urer Lloyd. The First ward delegates
were elected on ticket headed by o. P.
Massey, but named no other preference.
The Third ward ticket had no opposition
receiving SO votes and names A. NJ.
Denny for county clerk. W. S. Pierce
for register of deeds, r. II. Mundevello
for surveyor. The ticket elected from the
Fourth names: For sheriff, c. w. Sim
mons; for treasurer, NJ ]. Lloyd; for
register Of deeds, l.. D. Westgate; for
county clerk, a. NJ. Denny; for surveyor,
c. 3. Thatcher; for county coroner, J. c.
Kirk
The commissioners delegates from the
Third ward are expressed for c. w. Nc
Coy.
The vote in the First ward was Ill to sc
in the third, 90; in the Fifth % 10 Ct.
First Ward-Delegates: s. B. Herman,
s. D. Hallowell c. z. Parkhurst, A. c.
Husey, Fred Buckley, D. Z. Fuller, j. r.
H. King, John Knablauch, S. Dunkin,
Lon Williams 7. Hyde, A Bruhn, George
Grimes, H f. GoOde, D. S. Pence, l.. c.
Lapham, c. W. Root, Gordon Hill, L. D.
Holtke, Frank Oliver. Alternates: w. T.
Dando, ]. T. BeckWith, Guy Truck, Gus
Gors. r. NJ. Burnet, B. f. Reynolds Jas.
B. Devier. G. w. Crawford, John An
drews, T. G. Parham, James Thomas, F.
A. Gackenbach, Ben L. Eaton, Roy Sohn,
z Virgins, r. L. futile, H. W. Nolte-
myer, j. R. Shockey, ]. T. Beahr, James
Beard.
Second ward-Delegates C. J. Mackey,
H. J. Hills, Thomas Hunter, H. C. Ter
rell, Walter Robinson, ]. II. Selover, F.
Jewett. VIM. Whitfield, A. II. Jackman,
Robert Guthrie, B. A Ward, Q. G. Eek
stein, Thomas Jackson, c. H. Young, w. |
z. Yazel. John Ferriter, John McCul- |
ough, Joseph Snyder, T. Vreeland, W. |
J. Younger. r.. c. McMullen. H. L. Jack |
son. Alternates: ]. C. McNaghten, Earl |
Blake. Lee Corbett, A. II. Geiesler, Milo |
Parker, Ed Draine, Earl Evans, John |
CovingtOn, VIM. Jones. Jeff Sanford, A. |
McAfee, Fred Alley, L. n. Woodcock, /
John Alexander. Robert Braden, Thomas |
!. Banks, John Brown, N. r. Diver, Geo. |
White, Geo. Whitney, L. c. Wilson, Hen
Y Walker
Third ward-Delegates- c. Richey, !
George w. Adams, 1. t Ault. A.
'weazy. H. T. Dedrick, W. T. Burgess.
:. E. Slade, Richard Drake, P. A Rohr-
)augh, Albert Richards. W. NJ. Webster.
:. A. Reed, A. c. Niederlander J. c.
2utan, j. r. Moore. J. a. Dodds, A. T.
1ellar, y. J. Waterbury, +. 3. Allen.
Ial Mccoy, Q. H. Smith, Victor Muir
lock, ]. c. Redfield, Oscar Barnes. AL
ernates-J. Z. Tanday, o. f. Water
Jerry, D. A. Mitchell J. P. Allen, Phil
Bryan, W. H Owisey. James Howard,
: X. McGregor, c. l. Fuller, c. E. Wick
rsham, j. N. Allen, T. f. Hart, Oscar
Felix. Ed Taylor, r. p. Dodds, Albert
Weight. Nal, White, c. Dols5erey. w.
/. Ely, Charles Martin, w F. Rlakley.
E. II. Robins. Ed Richey,
ames Driscol.
Delegates to the commissioners con-
ention. Second district:
Third ward-Delegates- T. Ault. F.
}. f. Waterbury, J. b Taylor, James
|. Lawrence, A. T. Hellar. 4. Sweazy.
4. Dodds. Oscar u. Barnes. J. Z.
ioore, W. II. Owsley. J. T. Tandy, F.
/. Reed. W. T. Burgess. \. c. Nieder-
inder. II. t. Dedrich, All Browner, Y.
. Waterbury, Albert Richards. Cash
'echin. Ed Richey. Victor Murdoch.
Ieorge W. Adams. Charles Martin. W.
: Palmer. Aiternates-James Taylor.
4 -
", Frank Gard, T. w Morrison. Mel.
White, James Walton. y. A Mitchell. :
c. Roberts. T. NJ. Larimer. T. F. Ha~;.
oseph Dodds. y. F. Blackburn, O. II.
mith. john Dye. John Morrison. 5. d.
aane. ]. c. Redfield. c. r. Ault, c. W.
owser. W. VI. Webster, c. Dolsbury,
)seph Dunn.
Fourta wsvd-Henry Schad. George
Cuban. Elmer Beach. G. L. Davidson, /
f. Potts. Dick Watson, r. Il. Yer {
il.ion. F. 3. Eames. ". 4. Reed. O II. (
entley, Henry Buford. John Carey, J. I
Richardson, p. II. Beriram, j. II. +
utter. sam d. Slower. Bruce Keenan,. J. :
Sheppard. L. A Kinnairi. Z. r. :
oweli. J. w. Dunbar. Theo. Morrison. Z
T. +. Sites. Henry James. Al-ern3tes ?
E. E. BleCkley. J. ". Daugheriy. Ed h
umsey. NJ. r. Smith. Archie Gibson. :
i Goldberg. W. B. Throckmorton. J. y
:. Adams, :. s. Ashbaugh, :. :. Street. 4
J. Myatt, Chas. Lawrence. John u.
avis, John KoonJz, George Ross q. L.
iwards. Fred Ewing. Jacoa McAfee. \. L
Jobes. Charles Pool, Ollie Bell, Marsh
lugh. Coer Sims. 7. J. Brook.
Fifth Ward-James Allison. &. z y
raper Z. Sites. George \. Sewall. Fret a
III. {. +. Burrows. ". T Buckley. =
odoiph Hatfield. Jesse Leland. LATE Z
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