The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-04-03
FURTHER PRIMARY RETURNS.
How the County Precincts Stand For the State
Ticket

ticket.
Further returns from the precincts in
the county show the result of the primary
| as follows:
Buckhorn-Aycock and Lacy.
Middle CreekAycock, Mclean and
Lacy.
Swift Creek-Aycock and Lacy.
ST. Matthews--Aycock and Lacy.
House Creek-Aycock and vote on
treasurer divided.
Barton's Creek--Aycock and Lacy.
Oak Grove-Aycock, Cunningham and
Lacy.
Wake Forest--vote on treasurer divid-
ed
acknowledgements and Cunningham.
Lacy Is and Boushall 2.
Wakefield--Aycock, Grimes. Boushall
s. Lacy 5.
St Mary's township (both Auburn and
Garner) instructed for Aycock for Cover
nor. Mclean for Secretary of State, and
Lacy for Treasurer.
Little River township endorsed Aycock
for Governor. Boushall received votes
and Lacy 3.
Panther Branch endorsed Aycock for
Governor, Cunningham for Lieutenant Gov
ernor Mclean for Secretary of State and
Lacy for Treasurer.
Cary township gave Lacy As; Boushall
6.
Cedar Fork township. delegates for
Boushall and 5 for Lacy
Middle Creek township endorsed Aycock
for Governor and Lacy for Treasurer.
New Light township instructed for Ay-
cock and Lacy.
White Oak township, for Aycock for
Governor, Cunningham for Lieutenant Gov
ernor. Mclean for Secretary of State and
Lacy for Treasurer.
Holly Springs instructed for Aycock.
Boushall received votes and Lacy "a
votes.
At the primary at Method last Satur
day there seemed TO be an idea hat the
convention next Saturday would nominate
county officers, and after endorsing Az
cock and Lacy on the State ticket the
delegates were instructed to vote for the
following county officers: NJ. w. Page Tor
sheriff, B. p. Williamson Tor treasurer,
A. w Moye for register of deeds.
Mr. Robert d. Gilmor, of WdyEesv!le.
is here attending a meeting Of ,ae Stare
Board of Elections, OF which he IS a
member His friends are greeting MIN
as Attorney General. and declare his
nomination certain.
Wake county having almost uldn.mOgS-
ly instructed for Lacy for $tace Treas
urer, many We're yesterday predicting that
Boushall would retire from the race.
That, however is not true.
Il shall not withdraw from the race
he said to a News and Observer mar yes
terday. III he in there at the last roll
call l promised my friends when | en-
tered the race that I'd stay in till / was
either beaten or nominated. I'll keep my
word to them.
Mr.. Dan Hugh Mclean, Of Harnett
county, is in the city He expresses no
doubt as 10 his nominat ton by the Demo
cratic State Convention for Secretary of
State.
Capt. Jas ID. Mcneil, of Fayetteville
is in the city. His friends have been urg
ing his name for the nomination for Cor
poration Commissioner.
News and Observer reporter asked
him yesterday if he was really candi-
date. He replied:
Il say | am not. My friends say
am"
Hon. Franklin Mcneil. chairman of
the Corporation Commission. returned
Yesterday from Wilmington, where he
has been for some days. He says
that the Democratic convention held
on Saturday was largely attended, and
that the Democrats of New Hanover
are thoroughly united in support of
the amendment. Asked about the
Norton Meares contention about the
State Senatorship, Mr.. Mcneil said
he had heard that Mr. Meares would