The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-14
1T STARTS WITH A VIM
REPUBLICAN CITY CAMPAIGN BEGAN
IN EARNEST LAST NIGHT.
Primaries to Elect Delegates to To-
Days Convention Largely Attend
ed-The List of Those Chosen.

South as well as north, there were swarms
of Republicans in attendance and in al
most every precinct the contest was live
ly, but friendly and orderly.
The friends of both Harding and Book
walter are claiming the victory and it will
take the vote of the convention to decide
what has been one of the prettiest con-
tests for a nomination that has been seen
for a long time. All three of the candi-
dates for city clerk are feeling hopeful of
the result, and the only man that has
sure thing is Judge Stubbs who will be
named for police judge by reclamation.
The convention at Tomlinson Hall this
afternoon will be the largest in the his
tory of municipal conventions, the appor-
tionment being based upon the enormous
Republican vote of last November. There
will be S73 votes making 473 necessary to a
choice. w. l.. Taylor will preside and
Lon McDaniels will be secretary. The list
of Delegates as far as reported to the Jour
nal last night was as follows:
First Ward
IL. c. Miller, John j. Valdenaire, Harry
Leftwich, d. w. freshman.
q. NJ. Butler, T. H. Edwards, Charles
Meadows Henry Vessel, ..,
b. Berry, c. c.. Walters, Albert Brown
4-Samuel Owens, George Prassel, James
Lane, William Chapman, John Okry.
%. Z. Ayres, Frank Henley, David Tuck
er, Richard johnson, Q. l.. Hendricks.
CCharles Cazatt Charles RUSSELL 5. G.
Eden, Philip Broands, j. r. Alexander.
Mr.. King, Gray, Williamson, Ballard,
S-Andrew Maple, H. E. Nealy, o. NJ. Muir
ply, John Branneman.
9-H. Thomas, J. W. White, e. ]. Bixler,
10; S Wright, J: B: Glover J; B. Geep-
ii. j 10. Howe.
- v. j. Richerft r. T: Aigec;
12- Ce Means, W 6, Sale. ". H.
Luscher, William jackson, William Hill.
Second Ward
Is. Jameson, l.. w. Forbes, Charles
Eddy, Frank Green, w. Q. Mckinney.
p: H. Billingsby, Elmer Meyers, Joseph
Haskell Harvey Weber, Harry Por-
ter. w. H. Nickerson.
3-Thomas Winterrowd, W. A. Walker,
Ed Dunn, Jesse Blair, Robert S. Nc
Means, John A. Berryhill, j. II. Hamlet.
4-Walter Mapes, Augustus Craft, Walter
Nichols. j. j. Higgins, Fred G.. Camp
5-M. w. Juday, F. z. Floyd, John L.
Leffingwell, w. H. Huston, J. E. Dun
6-samuel Shut, Ed Richardson, Isaac
Russell Thomas Swain, Henry Hook
smith, Frank Pettis.
7-Robert T. Oliver, j. A. Mckenzie, Will
liam d. Griffin, William 2. HOWE, Rob
ert Shingler.
S-George F. Breunig j. S. Gilbreath, Lew
Cooper, A. o. Evan. W. t. Brown, c. E.
"a. w Coffin, L. s. Pierson, Martin
Meyer, William Robson, Walter Hus-
kell, BraXton Baker.
1O-Gharles l. Schmidt 4. e; Kimberlin,
Bert b. Adams, r. F. Davidson. Charles
=, T. Lee, Joseph r. Morgan. A.,
n-W. w. Douglass, Ed Meyer r. w. Med
w. H. Pritchard.
12-JOhn V. Parker, Thomas Brouse, Frank
a
13-Thad Rollins. Sam Gardner, Harry But
Ter. Lon Hose Oscar Scott, ]. c. Ruck-
elshaus.
I'm. P. Fort Ambrose Moore, John Stone,
J. w. Roberts, B. w. Cole, H. e. Sui
Third Ward
1-R. H. Bryson, c.. p. Benedict, John
Wood, Ed L. Jones, Bert O'Leary, w.
2-Joseph A. Minturn, Charles Watkins, s.
3-E. ID. Braden, A. f. Collins, James A.
Pritchard, ]. H. Moore. Ed Plummer.
N n s. Sho Byr yH T L Thompson Il G.
well, A. l. Isgrigg.
5-09scar Dillman, Sam H; shearer, John L
benedict, Charles W Moore, George M.
6-Horace F. Wood, Louis H. Levey, Geo.
M. Sweetseri Oscar j; Ensley, Benjamin
7-Clayton Jones' George Potter, Jacob
Smith, George French, F. Barber.
81. H. Addison, Randolph Butler, Lewis
Harris; wills A. Kersey, Henry Davis.
s-Aionzo Boyd. c. G. Lohman. J. G. Ste
men, G. w Brooks, Martin Waxy.
1O-C. f. Smith, Henry s., Fraser, Harry B.
Gates Charles B. lockwood Fred Joss.
III. E. Scott, Dick Miller, Omer Rode
baugh, Nathan Pierce, Alex. Smith
12-William Lawrence M. l.. Van Buren,
Philip Schaefer Robert Jasper, Hiram
Blue, John A.. Smith.
:, son, William Wilson, Thomas Scott
14-H. S. New, w. A. Bristor, Jordan Mont
gomery, W. L; Clifford, Zach Shores,
Andrew Mccullough.
Smith. r. r. Sears William Simcoe.
16-Ovid Jameson, d. L. Wood, George B.
Elliott, Joseph Shipp, VIM. c. New
comb, John Newman.
Fourth Ward
IL. G. Akin, F. L. Daugherty, Merle
Walker S. P. stoddard II. c. futile, A.
M. Gloss Brenner;
Cox, Russell King, j. w. Bowlus.
81. f. Balodin j. ID. Phillips, Charles
u'z iRaFles por Ha9 Nd W WG4ayw
Landes, James Green. w. c. Wood.
5-Ioseph Hogue Charles f;5,,I Louck IS ,. A.
6-Charles H. Gilman, Harry Bryan, Henry
Rea, John o. Spahr.
Francis, Al Larks, Robert Gregory.
S-A. w. Cobb, John Dunn. e. l.. Strong
T. A. Bowser. Charles Mauer.
9-James H. Williams, Howard Douglass,
JOS. Durham, Henry Clay, j. r. Smock,
William Jasper, Joseph Drummond,
Frank Dongey Beverly Porter.
u-Isador d. Blair Joseph h. Broyles,
William B. Reynolds, Thomas DENLY,
12-Charles Hart. Thomas Scott Frank
Hurt, Q. p. Albert, John w. Carson.
Fifth Ward
John Williams, j. II. Ringgold Joshua
Spears, l. Chandler, William McElroy.
2-J. r. Locklear L. Jennings, George YAM
this, Don Wells.
civilian Davis, Clinton V. b. Lowe,
James Shelton, George Elliott Solomon
ECon Collins, AL Kerr w. H. Dixon,
William Petty.
5-Hugh w. White, Gus Halter, William
Haines, Abe Charles.
6-Con Kelly, Fred swiggett, Thomas e.
10-John r. owens, e. Jordan, George
T. Mcclellan, A. I. Hogan.
11-William Royster Albert Roberts, Jesse
Winnings. Milton Curley.
l4-Dr. Frank Jeter. J. W. Peek, S. G. Nc
Cracker, A .. Malloy.
15-Charles Corners, James Reading, j. B.
Sixth Ward
DIR. S. f. Crosse Carroll Carr, James
Noel Dr. F. r. Charlton, Chas. Nj.
Pr. O. Hawkins, r; X; Syfers, H. A.
ander, William Stringer.
2-(ContesO l.. NJ Wood, A. +. Cook, II.
Tutewiler, w. 7. White, Hal Reed, w.
3-A G. Richardson, Loss seaton, Alex.
Jackson Jerry Franklin, Nelson Law
renee. VIM. II. Taylor.
4-Harry Sheets, Russell Eckman, Alex.