Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-13
DEMOCRATS
 IN CAUCAS
HARMONIOUS MEETING HELD IN
 eIssEE OPERA HOUSE
Five Delegates at Large and Sixteen from Each Ward Nominated by the Caucus to Be Voted For at Primaries

the Caucus to Be Voted For at
 Primaries
 A goodly number of democrats met in Bisbee opera house last evening for the purpose of nominating demo- crats to be voted for at the primar- ies to be held in Bisbee on August 14th
 The opera house was about half filled with representative democrats of this precinct and the manner in which they proceeded to business demonstrated that there is no dis cord in the party this year, and that they are ready to proceed with the campaign in a manner that carries victory with it. There was just sprinkling of republicans present. "Biddy" Doyle was spectator for few minutes, but could not sand the sight of so many democrats and left. A. L. Manahan, who it is reported, is a staunch republican. tarried for while in the second ward and before be knew it had been nominated and elected as a clerk of election. MT. Manahan blushed and made excuses, butt no purpose. The second ward delegation insisted that he serve and another recruit was enrolled under the democratic banner.
 The meeting was called to order by Hon. B. A. Packard, who was i'm mediately chosen permanent chairman of the caucus, and c. F. Nichols was elected secretary. The call for the caucus was then read. which provid- ed for the election of five delegates at large and nine delegates from the first ward, eight from the second and eight from the third, giving Bisbee a representation of thirty in the demo cratic convention, which meets in Bisbee on August 20th.
 On motion of John Taylor, of the second ward, the chair appointed a committee of three to select five names to be presented to the caucus as the five delegates at large. On this committee was appointed John Fay Tor, J. R. Henderson and L. B. Sroufe. who reported, after a recess Of ten minutes, the following democrats to serve as delegates at large, viz: B. A. Packard, F. A. Sweet, NJ. J. Gun ningham, J. E. Brophy and R. E. Coler
 The report of the committee was adopted and these men designated as the nominees of the caucus to serve as delegates at large.
 On motion of Dr. F. A. Sweet it was agreed that the polls for the primary election should be kept open between the hours of 10 a. m. and p m. and the following places were selected as the polling places in each ward:
 First ward-Ofice of B. F. Graham & Co.
 Second ward-Letson building on Main street.
 Third ward-House of Fred Fuss opposite J. B. Anguius' warehouse.
 The meeting then resolved itseli into wards and the following demo crats were nominated from each ward to be voted for at the primary cleo tion to be held on the 14th inst, nine delegates to be elected:
 First ward-L. c. Shattuck, Johr Hill, William Clark. Dan Hankins, J M. O'Connell, Otto Eckhart, J. W Montgomery, c. E. Cummings, N. A Centers, Gus Hickey, Sid Harris, K l.. Hart. J. w Gardiner, J. R. Tender son, Richard Humphrey. J. J. liar rington. Con. Sullivan. R. A. Casad.
 Election officers. first ward-J. w ,.risht. judge: s. M. Burr, inspector Thomas J. Woods, Ben F. Moore clerks.
 Second ward-Harry Jennings. Johl Hughes, John Foster, John James. W. Wallace. Thomas Hogan, William Hankins. J. N Jones. w. Scott, Johl S. Taylor. Fred Colman. s. w. Grant T. J. Spaulding. l. P. Hagler. c. For kade. Bob SpauIding.
 Officers. second ward-Robert Ell ott. judge; Harry Haninger, w N Edwards. inspectors; A. l.. Manaha1 Ed. Meyers, clerks.
 Third ward-J. J. Huffaker, J. ( Krigbaum, Scott Turner, Geo-S Dunn. E. E. Hughes. George Porter Charles Locking. L. B. Sroufe, T. R Grady, Angius Gillis, John NJ. John son. William Munch, J. c. Callahan Fred Fuss, Harry Ba. kdoll Joh Breeding.
 Officers, third ward-Williar Schumacher, judge; Sidney Brown D. E. Twomey, inspectors; Charle Bailey. George Hammel, clerks.
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