Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-08-30
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES.

Names TO be Presented to the Voters at the
Primary Election. ~
The time allowed Democratic cspdi-
dates for office for filing their names
with the county committee expired at
midnight Tuesday night heing 10 days
prior TO the primaries, as required by
law. The priuiaries will be held on
Saturday, September 9Th, whom a
county ticket will be nominated and
delegates to the State convention
elected. The candidates are as follows:
FOR SHERIFF
Alfred L. Carmichael, Joseph 8.
Dunlap, George w. Gray and Henry
Mothorall, all uf this city. g
: 80 ron CORONER.
John q. Ireland, John f. McA vaney
and George II. Tarbutton, all of this
city, and Herbert ieates OF Newport
Fon COUNTY TREASURER AND RECEIVER
n. OF TAKES. H#
Charles ID. Bird of this city and
George MoIntyre Of Greenville
t5y FuR coMPTRoLLEH. N4
John Buughman and George j, Klo.
berg OF this city and William r. Rey-
nolds Of Middletown.
fuN CouNTf GUMMlesioNERS,
First district--Jaeob X. Handy of
Claymont, Hervey Walker Of Mermaid
and John W. Greenfield Of Ialleyville.
Second district the northern district
Of Wiimipgton)- Thomas Renrdcn.
Third district (the southern district
of Neutrality-suspicious. j. Mealey and
Charles O'Connor.
Fourth district William +. SmalIey
OF Harmony, Il. Roseby MoMullin OF
OF Newark and Albert |. Swan OF Della
ware City.
Fifth distriot--John q. Armstrong
Of Odessa, nau NJ. Cochran Of Mid
: dletown, James T. Moore Of Port Penn
and John L. sesmans Of Clayton.
FOR STATE SENATOR'S.
Second district lin Wilmington -
Francis y. McNulty, John Pyle and
Dennis s.. Shields.
Fourth district--William j. Arm
strong and Samuel Mccoy. both OF
sMarshalltou.
Sixth 'district--Da W. Colpitts Of
Mt. Pleasant
sa- 70 REPRESENTATIVES,.
First district lin Whining ton - Der.
nard Donohoe and ]. Prince Ford. "a
Second district Wilmington John
7. Ahrens, William A. McCaffsrty and
George b. Ward.
Fourth district tWilminaton I'D ohr
p. Donahoe, Thomas Nj. Monaghan and
John W. Sinclair.
Fifth district Wilmington y William
NJ. Connolly, John E. Healey and
George 9. Morton. III
Sixth district tBrandywine hundred :.
W. S. Bird of Talieyyille.
Seventh district (Christisna --J oseph
g. Foster of Henry Clay, Franklin d.
Melvin Of Newport and George W.
Spicer of Marshallton.
Eighth district mill Greek )-.How-
ard II. Jordan Of Mermaid.
Ninth district White Clay Creek .
Nathan Nd. Motherall of Newark ano
John W. Morrison OF Christiana.
Tenth district New Castle -Georgs
Nv. Eclsles, Ohaunoey p. Holcomb anG
Artenus Smith.
!, Eleventh district (Peneaderj David
G. Rose of Newark and John B. Ma
honey OF Kirkweod. 54& s+r
Twelfth district tRed Lion II. Bay,
ard Heisel and William A. Jester, bott
of Delaware City.
Thirteenth district tSt Georgesl--
Alexander Maxwell and James T. Shall
uIOsSf potu VI rliuuldLuWn,
Fourteenth district {Arpoquinimink'
William Il. Duhadaway, John h.
Stats and Henry M. Smith, all O
Townsend, and Richard l.. Naudain O
Middletown. @
Fiftesntb district tBlaokbird) --Jo
A. Latta of Taylor's Bridge, B. u
Collins OF Green Spring and Charles w
Jones and Andrew J. Wright, both o
Blaokbird.
FOR ASSESSORS. 81
Brandywine hundred-William L.
Barlow of Grubb's Corner and John d
McCrea OF Talleyville.
Christiana-Joseph p. Chandler o
Centrsyilie.
MIL Greek Bernard Duross Of Mer
maid. .s.
New Castle,-John f. Sherer. ~
Pencader--Harry L. Dayott of Glas
gov. ,sE I @
Red Lion Herbert g. Cannon Of st
Georges. g,-.,..t ..5.,t.
Observation-Disclosures II. Carton
Nathan W. Van Horn, George.M. Watts