The record-union., 1899-09-23
FTFTH WARD

Brunef, James i. Felter, Il. X. DldSt
William Lampert and c. w Haub was
appointed to select list of forty names
to be voted for at the primary. The
committee reported names as follows;
Stephen Uren, F. r. Dray, Joseph
| Steffens, r. Grant Potter, A. A. Van
VOORHEES,, George w. Jackson, w. +.
| Geary, August Yoerk, f. H. Krebs,
| Charles Noack, l.. S. Upson, Herman
Mier, James I. Felter, William Lam
pert, A j. Bruner, T. P. Littlefield,
Isaac Christie, j. A. Lafferty, j. Y.
Cotton, A ]. Johnston, F. ]. BidwelL
C. w. Haub, C. A. Bliss, Phil Douglas
Barney Kelly, Archie Dixon, c. b.
Hollberg, Henry Repp, George Guth,
B. W. Nichols, M. Egan, H. A. Priest,
| William Wundus, F. w. Rohrer, w.
w Douglas, George v. Watson, E. M.
Barnes, r. NJ Richardson, Theo. Ja-
cobs, Arthur E. Miller.
The list was unanimously adopted
and the meeting adjourned.
SIXTH WARD.
The residents of the Sixth Ward held
an enthusiastic meeting at Smith
Hall, Seventh and K streets. The
meeting was called to order at s p. m.
| (there being over 100 present. by J. M.
| Henderson, Jr., who asked for NOM
! nations for temporary Chairman.
Elwood Bruner was unanimously
| chosen as Chairman, and called for
nominations for Secretary. Fred ".
Judson was unanimously selected.
| George Egan moved that the Chalr
! appoint a committee of three to pre-
pare list of delegates to be presented
to the caucus, to be balloted for at the
primaries Tuesday next, as delegates
to the Republican City Convention.
| Carried.
The Chair named as such committee
Messrs. w. L. Reed, ]. w. Haley and
A. H. Starr.
A recess of ten minutes was then
| taken to allow the committee to pre-
pare list. During the interim Mr..
/ Bruner entertained the meeting by j
! brief talk upon the issues of the day
and the reasons why the Republicans
should be successful in the next city,
State and national campaigns.
The committee returning, presented
the names of the following gentlemen,
and their report was unanimously
/ adopted:
Andrew Carlaw, James O'NeiY, A. H.
Starr, R. D. Finnie, S. B. Smith. ]. l.
Huntoon, Tom Scott, John w. Haley,
j. NJ Henderson, Jr., w. H. Goyan'
Elwood Bruner, F. NJ. Egan, NJ. A.
! Howard, w L. Reed, H. E. Yardley,
Ira NJ Conlan, J. G. Boyd, A. H. He'll
bron. B. T. Mackall, P. B. Johnson,
I Talbot H. Wallis, j. c. Burr, E. r. Tiei
Harry Thorpe, j. M. Higgins, w. w
| Botkin, E. F. Duden, c. J. Lenoir
! Frank J. O'Brien, H. G.. May and Man
uel Williams.
The motion was carried that com
mittee of five be appointed by the Chair
to execute any necessary business to
carry out the will of the caucus.
The following We're named: w. H
Govan. J. M. Henderson, Jr., A. H
Starr. w. [. Reed and L. Lindsay. The
caucus then adjourned.
SEVENTH WARD.
The Seventh Ward caucus was held
in the Pavilion at Fifteenth and
streets, and was well attended by rep
resentative Republicans. It was calico
to order by Louis F. Breuner, who was
subsequently chosen Chairman. Captain
Fred L. Martin was elected Secretary
by acclamation.
Frank D. Ryan, in moving that q
committee of seven be appointed to Sc
| lect a list of thirty-seven names to Dc
presented to the caucus as candidates
for delegates at the coming primary
urged that only representative Repub-
icans be chosen, both on the COM
/ 4 Il -J1~r tor IfcS
was carried, and as such committed
the Chairman appointed the following
Frank T. Johnson, Charles T. Jones
Fred c. Yoerk, H. D. Harper, Charles
A Luhrs, Frank D. Ryan and Scott
Ingram.
The committee presented the follow
ing list of names, which were ap-
proved by acclamation:
J. E. Terry, Louis F. Breuner, w. f.
Gerber, C. E. Phipps, Fred c. Yoerk
Thomas L. Enwright, A. P. Scheld, DR.
w. ]. Taylor, ]. o. Wilder, L. G. Siller
Robert r. Devlin, E. S. Hadley, A
Heilbron, Charles F: Dillman, George
Murray, Matt J. Flynn, John w
Daroux w NJ Henderson, Frank 7.
Johnson, Charles n. Thompson, Fred
L. Martin, H D. Harper, Frank D
Ryan, J. H hatcher, John Shelton
Jr., H. w. Rivett, George ]. Egan
Charles T. Jones, F. E. Wright, w. II
Hanlon, H. w. Hand, Bing c. Brier
L. P. Williams w w. Rhoads, ]. c.
Brusie and Scott Ingram.
NINTH WARD.
The Ninth Ward Ward caucus, held
at Locke's Hall, Twenty-first and NJ
streets, was called to order by j. NJ
Anderson, who, after stating the oh,
1ect, nominated for Chairman Scott f.
| Ennis. Mr.. Ennis was elected without
opposition, and Samuel A. Smith was
chosen Secretary.
The caucus was we'll attended and
harmony prevailed. On motion Of G. NJ
Mcmillan, the Chairman appointed a
committee of five to select twenty
three names for presentation to the
caucus to be voted upon at the pri-
maries on Tuesday next, as follows:
Grant NJ. Mcmillan, ]. NJ. Anderson
T. ]. Pennish, Hiram w. Johnson and
p. H. Driver.
The committee retired, and after be-
ing out some time reported the fol-
lowing list of names, which met with
the unanimous approval of the caucus
Victor Lemay, Philip Wolf, Jr.. Jo-
speh NJ Anderson, Fred w. Keisel
| John Burke. George A. Steuart, Will
lam Russer, H. w. Johnson, H. G.
soule. F. ]. Pennish, L. G. Shepard
w. G.. MILAN, r. P. Darlington, Sam
uel A. Smith, L. E. Rose, ]. H. Dolan
H..