Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-08-26
PRIMARIES.
Good Vote Cast by Republicans.

At the Republican primaries held
Saturday evening good-sized vote
was cast. Returns showing delegates
elected had been received at the Lead
er Office up to the time of going to
press as follows:
FIRST WARD.
Delegates-H. r. Cherry, S. f. Gar
rison, C. Barentz, Thos. McCarty, Will
liam Thompson, A. b. Metcalf NJ. NJ.
Kigans.
Alternates-William Scherer, S. A.
Seipel Rouse I.anam, ]. o. Smith,
John Ancell, Louis Hart. Richard For
aker.
Committeeman-S. A. Seipel.
SECOND WARD.
Delegates-Louis Cutter, Pitt. Cult
teau, Earl Alderman. Peter Kunz. o.
d. Green. VIM. Kauf, Chas. Close
James Immed w. j. Gruber, Cooper
Hill.
Alternates-J. l.. Reckard. Chas.
Parker, VIM. Mugrage. Robt. Mugrage,
John Leppin. N, w. Richardson, Will
lis Pugh, Louis Mendinghall, VIM.
Jackson, Henry Haag
Committeeman-A.H H. Tracey.
THIRD WARD.
Delegates-T. F. Davis, w. II. Leep-
er, J. NJ. Landon. H. Fred Curtis, Har-
ry G. Chamberlain, VIM. Geyer, R. G.
Dawes, Jack Scherer, DR.. F. E. McKm
VIM. Bunch, Robert Simpson, E. F.
PEBBLES, Frank Lancaster, James Nc
Laren, w. P. Dye, DR.. C. B. Ballard.
Alternates--Frank Penrose, S. L.
Grosvenor, Harry Mcclure, f. B. Car
ter, Frank CANNED, George Butts, L.
F. Gates, B. B. Stone, w. w. Mills, R.
l.. Nye, Frank Robinson. George Low
ell, Joseph McCarty, Chas. Faires, Ma
jor Hancock, c. l.. Weber.
Committeeman-H. G. BOIL.
FOURTH WARD.
Delegates-Geo. Plumer, S. s. Stowe.
Ben. Rodick. Will Weber, Geo. Hoist,
c. D. Lyman, John W. Lansley, Ed.
Myers, Robt. Bruce, r. A. Underwood,
P. w. Neece. Will Ketter, ]. H.
Young. Chas. S. Dana.
Alternates-Ed. Widermuth Arch
Dye, ]. Miner, Lee Williams, Will Ell
ston, John Daugherty, Louis Seamon.
w. w. Bay, Ben PiXley, JOS. Fem,
John Singer, John Gorby, w. H. BOIL.
Committeeman-Ray Beagle.
FIFTH WARD.
Delegates-A. w. Tompkins, R. B..
Hart, Sr., Robt. Roney, j. l.. Toller.
Seldom Cole. Joseph Harris. Chris. An
ders, John Thompson.
Alternates-Geo. Knox, Jr., j. w.
Taylor, Jesse Blair, d. w. Sharpe, c..
5. Benedict, Jas. McCammon, John
Scott, Frank Preston.
Commtteeman-R. B. Hart, Sr.
SIXTH WARD.
Mr., ]. NJ. Startling was elected as
Committeeman in the Sixth ward.
There is dispute in the Sixth as to
the delegates. Three more ballots
were tailed than were cast. 1t came
about by the tickets that were used for
tallying purposes getting mixed with
the tickets that had been voted.
With these three ballots thrown out
The following ticket was elected:
Delegates-Frank Hill. B. F. Cos
aett, Jos. Cecil, Harry Morgan. Paul
Davis, d. II. Mellor.
Alternates-R. d. Kidd, H. NJ. Pal
mer, A. R, Babb, Edwd. Pfeiffer, Mar
ion Miller, VIM. Judd.
Committeeman-J. NJ. Startling.
WARREN TOWNSHIP.
Delegates-Q. Anderson, s. Blue.
Charles Briggs, F. j. Dye, w. w.
Strain, c. C. Waterman.
Alternates-J. w. Sewers, Albert
Dole, Loring Noland, John Kunz. l..
Finch, r. w. Moore.
Committeeman-C. A. Dole.
UPPER NEWPORT.
Kinsey Davis was elected Commit
teeman and the Shapley delegation was
chosen in full.
WATERFORD TOWNSHIP.
The entire Smith delegation was elect
ed with H. C. McNeal, Committeeman.
MACKSBURG.
Delegates-W. f. Fisher, ]. A. Con-
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