Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-06-13
DELEGATES CHOSEN
.gndan,, J, sa,aFaa,,s rrlma+iss Very
Light and No Contests,

The Republican primaries held SAT
urday afternoon and evening were un-
usually quiet and the vote cast was
light. In the six wards Of the city
there were no contests. So far as we
can learn the same conditions prevailed
throughout the county. In the city
the following delegates and alternates
to State, Judicial and County Conven-
tions were chosen.
FIRST WARD.
Delegates--W. L. Westgate, 5. t.
Garrison, Armin Seipel. J. E. Miner, A.
b. Metcalf, L. Shinn, Henry Cherry.
Delegate TO state convention First
Ward, Little Muskingum and Fulton
burg)-A. F. Cole. Alternate-Al.
Miner
Delegate to Judicial convention
First Ward, Little Muskingum and
Fultonburg) B. e. Guyton.
Central Committeeman-S E. Garri-
son.
SECOND WARD.
Delegates~-L J. Cutter, j. B. West,
Walter Smith, P. C. Mugrage, Martin
Lancaster, George Cham berlain, Will
liam jackson. NJ. L. Moore, j. L. Reck-
ard.
Alternates-E. F. Curtis, D. w. Dye,
John Hill, P. Kunz, Jr., w. H. Brown,
j. +. Gaitree, Jas. Parker, Martin Pen
we'll, VIM. Schlnubach.
Delegate to State Convention (Sec-
ond and Fourth Wards)-A. D. Alder
man. Alternate George w. Richards.
Delegate to Judicial Convention
Second and Fourth Wards)-George
Plumer. Alternate-J. E. Alhborn.
Central Committeeman-Ge Cham
berlain.
THIRD WARD.
Delegates. S. Simpso ]. w. Stur-
giss, 81. n. Curtis, S. r. VanMetre, Geo.
W. Lowell, A. J. Richards, Cns. Pape,
Will McLaren, B. b. Stone. Chas. T.
Waters, Frank Lancaster, j. w. DAN
ley, Jas. F. Hovey, c. L. Weber, VIM.
Meagle, w. K. Grimes. Alternates-
II. 3. Shipman, Frank Ranger, John
Scherer, Geo. Baum, S. L. Grosvenor,
T. B. Bosworth, E. G. Brigham, j. c.
McCarty, S. 3. Kirby, Josiah Coulter.
B. T. Strecker, NJ. R. Andrews, E P.
Cooke, o. M. Willis, r. ". Ewart, W.
A. Bunch.
Delegate to State Convention (Third
and Fifth Wards)-C. c. Chamberlain.
Alternate-R. B. Hart
Delegate to Judicial Convention
(Third and Fifth Wards)-S. ]. Haths-
way. Alternately. Fl. Leeper.
Central Committeeman. G. Bohl.
FOURTH WARD
Delegat tes-J. w. Lansley, VIM. A.
La ncaster, William Weber. Chas. II.
Nixon, f. 3. Ranger, DR.. j. c. Hardy,
Thomas Carter, Eugene Devol, Henry
Morse. Sam. H. Plumer, George Hoist,
Frank McCallister, Charles Strecker,
George 7. Elston, Jr. Alternates-I
viii Ketter, Jr., Frank Fletcher, Ben
Pixley, Lee Williams, c. C. Lyman,
Edward Wildermuth, George Putnam,
S $. Stowe, Henry Ferguson, Charles
Schneider, Rice Minch, John Singer,
George Slobohm, Frank Clogston.
Central Conuitteeman-Wm. ketter.
FIFTH WARD.
Delegates-John ". Trautman, Geo.
Strecker, A. W. Tompkins, VIM. B. |
aoney, Geo. Bell. VIM. Schnaufer
Iohn Landon, Robert Pugh. Alterr-
ltes-Jas Gearing, joseph Harris.
Harry Mcco-miek, Frank Stage, Joseph
3ibsdn,.J. W. Taylor, Harry Wiseman.
3. B. Davis. !,
Central Committeeman-R. B. Davis.
r.. sixth wARD.
Delegates-p. A.. Davis, john N.
'rice, Aaron Mclaughlin, Frank Hill,
;. &C. Davis, R. 6. Putnam. Alternate
Iohn Steadman. Henry Bscher, Henry
Ieckler, z. B. Putnam, r. K. Arbour,
!. r. Lee.
Delegate to State Conyention-J. a
ailey. Alternate-Thos. Sugden.
Central ommi.teemRn-R. G. Put
lam.