Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-03-11

fight was due TO the fact that ]. c. Chas-
tine, colored, was running for the council.
He was beaten by J. G. Deery, by vote
OF 81 to 162.
The vote of the ward WAS as follows:
For mayor-Jones. 2s2; Green, 159; Bishop,
u. For treasurer-Harnden. %; Harrison.
256: Rumble. Ill. For auditor-Beii; ~;
Randall, 2lS; jacobson, s.. For police judge
Jones, 1i6; Bu-nhaIn. 2yl- For city attor-
ner-Brown, 215; Elliott, 2223.
The following is the delegation elected
by the close vote of 22S to eo4 for the
straight Republican delegation:
Regular Republican delegatior-C. H. Al
len, II. Z. Brown, Thomas c. Bright, LOUIS
Bell. joseph Bilelio. S. NJ. Clarke. L9mis ,iin
James r. Gordon, George Hayden LOUIS
Rosenberg. James spransles, William
Willis.
There were two delegations in the field.
the regular Republican winning over the
Republican party delegation by a vote OF
si2 TO 70 The ward TSted @ asen as IoiiSWs S Bsh-
op, Al. For treasurer-Harnden Lo; Haru-
son, ~: Rumble. 3l5. For auditor-Bel. ~;
4 sso0RaSn Ra4a 49, I For For po!ifs eis
attorney-Brown. 44s: Elliott. 45l.
Adam H. Dickey was nominated for the
council over Frank l.. Woods by vote OIL
The following is the delegation elected;
Regular Republican delegation-James 8.
Botsford Robert Gillham, c. d. Parker.
r. D. Swain. Soion T. Gilmore Nathaniel
Dickey. r. c. Johnson. William c. Weav-
ob SER Robert s rsSsa Ns FsabeIt Bers
George B. Wiley, T. c. Bradley; Henry ).
Harris. r. c. Martin, Joseph c. Bowler.
Daniel Gatewood. F. L. Lewis, Ben Arm
EIGHTH WARD.
Councilman Frank Brinkley was renomin-
ated in the Eighth ward after a brisk con-
test by a vote of 465 to 2l4 for Henry Har-
rieS and 162 for Il. g. BOulwarP.
TIE vote of the ward was as follows: For
maycr-Jones. 40: Green. 2lO: Bishop, ..
Rumble. l67. For auditor-BeIl, AZ; Randall.
30i; jacobson, 1ss. For police judge-Jones,
52s: Burnham. 421. For city attorney
Brown, 5ss: Elliott. Si5. i.a..
over the Republican delegation by large
vote:
Regular Republican delegation-J. B. Nc
Lean; r; B; Middlebro9k: I F; 6.I,u Purdpe. ne
6. Ao. 3. COMM, SH ". S. campbeil. David /:
isg nfs K5neGs 5nss p T. e cnpbe an 81
s3evensoh sae rs b. Mareaa MMareaa E C GeteReii. v. F
seller ha william cISnsh w T GEeen MeeTs Henry
Warrington. NJ A. Pursley. George kumpf
Charles s Curry. L. J. buchanan. +. F.
EGssaa W. !0R Reynoids smon Mann
James Cowder, Samuel Mckinley. John
Wheeler Henry Booker ,I1. ~: Bailey; af,sr W
d. ~ u
Men, ]. T. Baehr, B. z. Mace, Charles
Decker. Nat Harris.
W. H. Otto was nominated for the lower
house over j. G. Minnear by vote of s5s
to 321.
The vote Of the ward was as follows:
op. q. For treasurer-Harnden, 242; HART
son, as5; Rumble 100. For auditor-Bell,
81 ssS JssUDsNn M For FoT poss aIfs
attorney-Brown, 1876; Elliott, 4S6.
+, The following is the delegation ,s elected; d
TssIan M soan e 9ont E. DISH
room. Ernst Stoeltzing. John Derry. J. s.
Gardner. Henry Lambert, Ben Spitz. NJ.
w WueEE Clarke George HsTFf H. Saa srr S.
2. r, Jones. r. s. Owen. William BaEuch'
ham Ia Lonis Nss sPoehrer. h ANDREW Mller. r 4. HE
Smith, o. H. Trotter. Asa A. Levy, w.
II. Slauson. R. A. Belch. Green d. broad-
Francis, r. W. Alexander. G. c. Cole. JEFF
ferson Young. R H. Berry, George w.
TENTH wAR6.
Councilman A. d. Burrows was renom-
mated in the Tenth ward by vote of iII 1le
Adams and Ill for A. b. Fox. The vote of
the ward was as follows:
For mayor-Jones. 7OS; Green, 12i; Bish-
son. 473: Rumble, 20. For auditor-Bell. 1863:
Randall, 26l; jacobson. 213 For police judge
Jones. 31s; Burnham. 54. For city attor-
ney-Brown, 545: Elliott. 2S5.
There was but one delegation and it re-
ceived 10 votes. The delegation is as fol-
lows:
Regular Republican delegation-Clinton
A. Welsh. Z. d. Benton: Edgar G. Ellis
c. II. Nearing, A. n. Rounswell. Z. c.
Washburn. j. E. Allen; John Martin
John t. Evans. W. H. Maupin. l.. E. Ed.
wards. j. r. Brinkley. G. T. johnson. c. ].
Williams. s. r: Frink. John n. Trout. N
c. x. Buchanan. George Baer, E. Dawson
L. w. MeCollum.
council over A. s. Marley by the close vote
of 245 TO 223, a margin of only q votes. The
vote of the ward was as follows:
For mayor-Jones. All: Green a.. Bishop
u. For treasurer-Harnden. 1877: Harrison
1877; Rumble. 81. For auditor-BelI. 1S6
Randall. l54; Jacobson. 1Ol. For police judge
Jones. 174: Burnham go. For city attor.
ney-Brown, s22: Elliott. Iss
Th. following Is the delegation elected by
q vote of 29i to III over the straight Repub
Jones Republican delegation-Augus
Frank Hudson, NJ: D. Wise. P. c. Folk
TWELFTH WARD.
The regular Republican delegation was
elected over the Jones Republican delega.
tion by vote of 125 to Sc. The ward voted
For mayor-Jones. 1S1; Green. 81: Bishop
$. For treasurer-Harnden. A.: Harrison
ISL: Rumble. 26. For audtor-Bell rs: Ran.
dali. 50: jacobson, 4S. For police Judge
Jones 115: Burnham. 109. For city attorney
Brown. 13s: Elliott. ~.
George Hoffman was nominated for the
lower house over +. w. Gremmels by a
vote of 1872 to. 80
The following is the delegation:
Regular Republican deleSation-John S
Welch, ]. A. Garrett. r. w. Tuttle.
THIRTEENTH WARD.
There were two delegations in the ward
which cast the following total vote: Fol
mayor-Jones. 122: Green. %; Bishop. 10
For treasurer-Harndcn. 30: Harrison. SO
Rumble. 10. For auditor-Bell. a: Randall
is: jacobson. %. For police iudge-Jones
s6: Burnham. g. For city attorney
Brown. &c. Elliott. "a.
+. L. Middleton had no opposition fol
The council. He received go votes.
The following is the delegation elected
by vote of IS to ~:
Jones Republican observation-disclosures Fl
Bell. Walter w. Carter. l.. Shepherd.
FOURTEENTH WARD.
The Republican party delegation wo,
over the Regular Republican delegation b,
a vote OF 293 10 112. The vote of the ware
was follows: For mayor-Jones 2S7
Green, "a: Bishop. II. For treasurer