The Portland daily press., 1900-06-06

Ivory s. Bean, Frank i. Moore. George
| II. Blake Daniel II. Bowen, LeandeE
d. Boothby, Albert s. Conant. Edwin
| b. Duran.
WARD FIVE.
It was q close vote that wns cast In
this ward and those who witnessed the
proceedings took no chances In making
predictions until the ballots had bean
counted. Robert w. jackson was tbs
chairman, Converse Il. Leach was the
secretary and Orlando d. Dyer and
George A. Byron were the checkers.
There were a number Of split tickets
thrown but the Whitehouse delegation
was successful and these were the gentle
men selected for the county conventions
John @. Small, Lyman M. Cousens,
Frvd o. Conant, benjamin f. Haskell.
Henry s. Higgins, William II. Dugan,
Theodore A. Josselyn.
Messrs. Small Cousins, ,Conant, Has
kell and Dugan each received 1854 votes,
Mr.. Higgins 1859 and MIR. Josselyn 1856
The Allan delegates received from 14l
- l46 votes apiece.
The following are the delegates to the
state convention:
Lyman M. Cousens, Frank O. John
nuOns oOnh AthuAf tAAcD ~ AhuBg
Charles II. Libby, David Il. Rines,
Charles l.. Hutchinson.
The following are the delegates to tho
district convention;
Josiah II. Drummond, Philip II. Tur-
ner, Fred Il. Allen, Lysander A. Gould,
Fred o. Conant, Frank II. Little, David
w Snow.
WARD SIX.
In this ward the majority for the
whitehouse ticket was large The chair
man was Edwin A. Gray. the secretary.
Rufus hanson and the checker Edward
johnson. The following are the dele
gates 10 the county convention:
Joseph W. Symonds, James p. Bax-
ter. Clarence Hale, Addison ). Thayer,
Alexander Il. Laughlin, Edmund Il.
True. Albert Il. Knight.
With the exception Of Dr. Thayer who
received one less each of the delegates
received 24S votes. The Allan delegates
received 153 votes.
The following are the delegates TO the
state conventions:
MILFORD q. Chapman, Charles J. PeY>
Frederick l.. FERRIS, Alexander Il.
Laughlin, Calvin Il. Woodside.
The following are the delegates to the
district convention:
Richard Webb, Morrill, ". Drew, Fred
erick Hale, Thomas p. Shaw, Marquis
r. King, Moses ii. Dole, Edwin A.Gray.
WARD SEVEN.
An average sized caucus was held In
Ward I the total number OF votes being
cast 533, of which the Allan delegates
received 307, and the Whitehouse dele
gates go. John t. Pagan was chairman
and Albert Il. Neal, secretary. The fol-
lowing were elected:
County delegates-Charles P. Mattocks,
Charles s. Chase, William II. Green,
Frederick W. Pickard, Charles A. True,
State delegates-Chnrles p. Mattocks,
George 5. Howell, Frederick v. Chase,
George III. Allan, Herman NJ. Cashier,
George M. Seiders, Lindley NJ. Webb.
District delegates-Charles s. Fobes,
Sidney W. Thaxter, Seth l.. Larrabee,
Jr., Clarence Il. Allen, Paul X. Stevens
WARD EIGHT.
The caucus In ward eight was called
to order by County Commissioner Gar
diner. Walker who was chosen as the
chairman Of the caucus. Frederick NJ
Thompson was chosen as secretary and
Messrs. Daniel II. Read and @. r. Berry
as checkers. The voting started in light
but during the early part Of the evening
the voters turned out and made better
showing. The Whitehouse delegates
won by q vote of 1873 TO 81. Tn o dele
gates chosen were as follows:
sls.ls
A. Packard, William L.
Cobb, Nathan L. Hildreth, Edward J.
Richard &. Smith, James q. |
Johnson, Gilbert p. Harmon.
Delegates to STATE convention u. N.
Read, Sumner Libby, Elbridge Matthews, |
"; small, Clarence W; small,
Frederick Thompson, Henry l.. Chenery. |
Delegates to district convention-Au- |
gustus +. Moulton, Andrew Halves,
Asher G. Kinds, George Smith, Wyer p. |
Aver, John A. Marson, Albert 9. |
Bragg.
WARD NINE.
as chairman of the caucus and |
Mr.. Norris Files as secretary. In this |
ward the voters did not make much of |
A showing until the early part of the eve
ming when the fight became hot. The |
delegates won by vote OF |
ll9 to 1i5.
Whitehouse delegates to county oonven- |
sion-Myron +. Moore, James W @. Rob |
,rts, h. Frank Jones, b. Wilbur Heseltine |
Herman W. Lunt, Bradbury S. Hawkes., |
Charles III. Carter.
Delegates to state convention-William |
w. Merrill, Daniel W. Hoegg, Henry I. |
Nelson, George w. Brown, Frank II. |
Gardner, George w. Grose, Frank III. |
Body.
Delegates 60 district COMMUNICATIONS |
B. Low, Albert NJ. Austin, Ezekiel II. |
Hanson Nathaniel s. Heseltine, Charles |
~. Carter, Fred +. Briggs, Thomas NJ.
Johnston.
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