The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-07
LIGHT VOTE POLLED
Republican Primaries Were
Held Yesterday.
ANIMATED BUT PEACEABLE
Candidate Had a Union Ticket
in the Fourth Ward.

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several other occasions. Although ANNA
ted, everything passed off in a very peace
able manner. The fight was the strong
est in the Second. Third and Fourth
wards. There was only one ticket in the
Fifth and Sixth, but in each of the other
wards there were two.
In the First ward there were two tick
cts. There was some disagreement over
the organization Of the primary. Both
crowds held their primary in the same
room. but had separate judges. clerks and
ballot box. When the vote was counted
however, each side counted their vote and
then pooled them. It resulted in the
ticket headed by Frank Burt winning by
a vote OF 100 TO 103 Some say there Will
be a contest. others say not.
In the Second ward. for the delegates
70 the county convention, Enoch received
III and Wilson 232. The delegates on the
\, ilson ticket are also the delegates TO
the representative convention. Mr.. Mack
ey was on the Enoch ticket and was de-
feated, although the opposition are
pledged to no one.
In the Third ward there was no oppo-
sition to Diedrick. who is candidate for
probate judge. For representative Rohr-
baugh was defeated by John Adams by
the following vote: Adams lis. Rohr-
baugtl "A.
In the fourth ward there was union
ticket That is, there was only one ticket
with the names Of all the candidates
thereon. The name which the voter did
not want to support was scratched. The
vote resulted as follows: Dyer Isl, Kee-
nan 106, Buckner 70. For the legislature,
Adams received go and Rohrbaugh 10.
In the Fifth and Sixth there were no
contests
The following are the delegates and al
ternates elected yesterday. Both tickets
of the First ward are given:
FIRST WARD.
To the sedgwick county Republican con-
vention:
Delegates-FFank S Burt, S. B. Herman
D. E. Fuller, J. S. Beckwith, c. w. Root,
George Wolfe. Frank BeIlew. George Nc
Taggart. J. H. Brown. J. P Parrot Her
man Pulls. D. P. Gale, DR.. L. ]. Jones,
John Bedford. D. S. Pence, Charles Park
hurst. Tom Colville, Clarence Williams,
George Morgan. R. L. futile.
Alternates-W. F. McCabe. Harry Ba-
x. VI
-I4ughs. Peter Dillon. NJ. c. Hill, NJ II.
Burt. II. Childers Charles Sawyer, f.
Cackenback, George Grimes. George
Knorr, Jr. VIII Francis, f. E. Baling,
Silas Brown, Al Goodin Ed. Lashbrook,
Ed. Lawson, Z. E Ward.
To the seventy-frst representative dis
trict convention:
Delegates-Paul Brown, T. C. Parham,
Guy Truax George Knorr. Jr., p. NJ.
Bently. Andrew Ketchum, w. T. Dando.
H. Childers. c. r. Fulton. Ben Eaton,
Dick Van SAINT, c. E. Sawyer, Fred Buck
ley. F. Brazier J. c. Erich. Charles Es-
p.ch. r. Hathaw G. F. Bryant, B. Nc
Naughton, VIII PARROT.
Al-ernates-S. 3. Herman. Lon Williams,
e Whitbeck, WEI Francis. J. c. Gale, w.
T. Burgess, J. S. Beckwith John Bedford,
r. f. Fuller. F. S. Burt. c. Root, Frank
Goode. Tom Colville. VIII Hays, John
Knoblauch. J. R. Alexander. Bert Whit
lock Joe Carwin. Percy Bristow, Phillip
Hyde.
To the Republican county convention:
Delegates-Lon Williams, George Nc /
raggart. j. H. Alexander. John Hughes, |
T G. Parham. D. S Pence, J. D. Cald- |
well. A G. Husey. Gordon Hill, J. NJ !
Sommrs Anton Bruhn. Frank Oliver |
Philip Hyde. John Knoblauch, George /
crimes. Ed. Sexton, F. G. Covel George |
Barkimer. J. II. Brown, Henry Koeneke.
AlternatesGeorge NJ. Howe, Frank |
Goode. Cliff Sawyer. [. f. Ward D. J. |
Tansney. p. NJ. Bently. p. c. Dillon, Rich |
ard Van Zant F. A. Gackenback, II. |
Pulls. r. f. Pyle, George Mann, G. w. |
Jones Joseph Corwin. ". T. Dando. John !
B. Glenn. L. D .Holtke, George Morgan, |
Charles Cline.
Delegates to representative convention: |
DeIegajes-George NJ. Howe, Frank |
Goode. Cliff Sawyer, L. L. Ward d. J. |
Taneney. P. NJ Benuy, P. c. Dillon, |
Richard Van Zant. F. \. Gackenback, H. /
Puls. H. E. Pyle, George Mann. G. w.
Jones. Joseph. Corwin. W. D. Turner, w. |
T. Dando. John B, Glenn. l.. D. Hollke. |
George Morgan, Charles Cline.
Alternates-Lon Williams, George Nc
TagEart. J II. Alexander John Hughes,
r. q. Parham u ). Pence, J. D. CO
well. \. = Husey. Gordon Hi. J. NJ.
Sommrs. Anton Bruhn. Frank Oliver.
Phiap Hyde. John Knob,auch. George
Grimes. Ed Sexton. F. G. Coveu George
Barkimer. J. II. Brown. Henry kOeneke.
SECOND WARD.
To the Republican county convention
and Seventy representative conven-
ton:
DeIegates-W. F. Schell. H. L. Jackson.
Geo-ge Downing. Joseph Snyder John
Ferriler. Cephus Richey, +. J. Cossett. }.
G. Bright J. Il. Dunson, VIM. Younger,
s. W La. r c. Jackman. Ben Topp. }.
G Mccall. J I. Harper Jesse D. Smith,
Charles RowleS, Irwin Beach, A. c. Race,
J. q. Williams. / s. Freeland. ". r.
Hardy. II II Bailey.
Alterna tes-J. ". Dresser. Daniel Sher-
wood. -. II. Lvlins. Frank G2rdenhre.
n Dumont. Il ". cain. J. ". Thomas.
J. L. Papes. J. Mccullough. a. D. Blan-
ohard, Thomas Hunter. Chas. shoots.
John Chnneth. A G. Dickson. Henry
Bal r Lake Anderson. Thos. Barnett. r.
". Haines. W H Jones. :. Il Downing,
Wn. Dent. r q. Banks Z. \. GascoI she.
THIRD WARD.
To the Republican county convention:
DeleEates-J. {. Rutan l. l. Newcomb. /
Oj-o Kopllu u. ". Bowser. J. {, kirhey.
J. P Allen F. A. Reed. Geo. W. Adams.
Y. s Pierce. g W. Mccoy. =. W Brown,
A B-ownell. Richard Drake. Albert Rich
ards. Pan Bryan. Dwishl Mitchell y. }.
Waterbury. J. r. Moore. Harry Pechn,
r. =. Dodd, A. 2. Torrey =. = Hart, \.
Z. Neal. Il. Tatgenhorst.
AlternaJes-C. l. Fuller. Geo. W Camp
he'll, J. T. Mess.ck. ". c. Farmer. }. K.
Lewis. J. c. Jones. 3. Levi u. A Nit
ohel. Isaac Goldsmith, J. Z. Tandy. Z. Z.