Evening journal., 1900-09-14
IEY MEN WIN
IN KENT COUNTY
l Contests Yet to be
Settled
ON Yesterday Was a Dull,
piritIeSS Aiiair-The
Ticket Named

utlt lSolSA Qdls lGu lut /
convention was called until it
he most noticeable feature was
Of enthusiasm and interest.
the early part Of the morn
uses by the districts were held. |
most Of these candidates for
lslature, Levy Courtmen, as
nd inspectors were nominated.
iwever, the Sixth and Ninth
could not agree on their en-
| ct.
10 o'clock Chairman A. N.
If the County Committee, call
convention to order in the
ouse, and in doing so tried to-
upon the delegates the neces-
dominating a strong ticket. Evi-
ne did not make the impress
desired, as will be seen by the
AIMED, which is as follows:
Andrew J. Ross, Milford.
ar-George w. Anderson, Fred
" Treasurer-John H. Jones,
er Of Wills-David Rees, Ken
pnotary-A. N. Benson, Wy
legislative part of the ticket is
/ interesting to the general pub
ose nominated yesterday are.
cases, unpledged, but it is
hat the majority are for Ken
United States senator.
legislative ticket as nominated
y is: Second senatorial district,
ator, James r. Clements, of
Il; Fourth senatorial district,
ID. Harrington, of Harrington
esentative, First district, r. Y.
Second, John Scotten; Third
\ Hutchinson; Fourth, John H.
Fifth, Mark w. Cole.
not named Seventh
Graham; Eighth, w. C. Hard.
iinth, David Vineyard; Tenth
ned.
e Sixth and Tenth districts
ere no contests. and the mat.
referred to the new County
tee.
any who we're put on the new
4 tee were not present, a meet.
! be held on Tuesday for tht
Of organizing and taking VI
Ntests. In the Tenth district tht
is between DR.. James P. Lof.
d @. F. Harrington, ana in tn,
he 'Shoe-string district" II Il
John Dill and Herman Gooden
Chairman Brown had finishe,
ech he nominated ". Denne,
OF Smyrna, for chairman, an,
b Hansen, Of Rising Sun, 70
". Both were elected. VIII
ulsbury moved that a Commit
! Credentials and one en- Perma
4 -ganization be appointed. Tn,
Bicn then adjourned for dinner
8 called again at 2.15 o'clock.
= IN as Chairman Hazel called tn
on session TO order, he calle.
reports Of the committees. Tn
rtee on Credentials reported tina
-as no contest. The Committe
manent Organization recon
that the temporary organiza
made permanent. There wa
nmittes on Resolutions an
am salisbury moved for tn
ton for sheriff. and Williar
Of Milford, arose, and, in a
II speech, nominated Andre'
Ross, Of Milford. AS there wa
9r candidate named, his nomina
rs made unanimous by acclams
8 8rman Hazel announced that III
tion for coroner was next /
He had hardly finished, whe
tions from all parts OF the rool
ie heard. These are the cand
Tho ran for coroner, and the +,
the first ballot: J. W. jackson
hundred, 6 votes; George v
on. South Murderkin hundre,
s: w. G. Parvus. East Dover. ]
r. J. Satterfeld. Mispillion,
ain, Mispillion, 6: w. +. Lsgg
'reek. o; w. s. Arthurs, We.
s, Robert p. CRrty. East Dove
IS; Levi G. Griffith. East Dove
q id Greenly, Mispillion, 4.
the first ballot the names
leld, Carly. Leggs, Greenly an
l were dropped. Another ba
taken. and then the names
Cain. Anderson and Parvl
ropped. After the third ball
withdrew, and the contest ma
down TO Anderson and Parvu
hore Ballots were taken. al
me both men received thir
II The sixth ballot decided q
which was as tiresome and
s the one On Tuesday Ter &C.
an. Anderson received 80 vot
rvus 26.
next officer nominated was tn
lister of wills. There were on
ndidates in the field, they beir
Reese. Of Kenton. and VILLA
ar. of Rising Sun. The ar
decided it, Reese receiving
ind Frear 5.
am salisbury, in a neat speec
ited John II. Jones, of Dove
inty treasurer. He was elect
lously by acclamatlon.
last office to be filled was th
thonotary. The only really /
1g part Of the entire conventil
this point. A. n. Brown W
lted for the cffice, and Willis
Of Milford. arose and second
mination. 1t was made unaI
new County Committee "
as follows: First district. Jam
ion. w. L. MacFarlan; Secor
3 II. Pardee, Joseph Dillo
F. a. Johns. c. B. Harberso
z. c. Daily; Frank L. Malone
w. Il. Walker, William F. NJ
sixth, Thomas Meredith, ca
s; seventh, Samuel J. Speal,
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