Middletown transcript., 1904-08-06
FIVE CONTESTS
FOR DELEGATES

All Arrangements Completed
for Delegate Primaries
Monday
POLLS OPEN FROM 4 TO PM.
All arrangements have been completed
for the Republican primaries to be held
on Monday next, when delegates will be
elected for the State Convention to be
held at Dover on the following day. At
this convention electors and State officers
will be named.
At the primaries next Monday there
will be but five contests as follows: First
and Second Election districts of White
CLAW Creek hundred, Pencader hundred,
Second district of Red Lion hundred and
Appoquinimink hundred.
The names that have been filed with
Secretary Jolls of the County Committee
to be voted for at the primaries i'll the
various hundreds follow:
Brandywine Hundred
First Election District.
Delegates: Alternates.
Charles W. Pusey. Harry L. Evans.
Vote for ].
Second Election District.
F. Harvey Day. L. Scott Townsend.
Vote for ~
Third Election District.
Frederick E. Stone. Harry NJ. Perkins.
William Duncan. Franklin Paschall.
Vote for 2)
Christiana Hundred
First Election District.
Ephraim Myers. William R. Finn.
Vote for L..
Second Election District.
Reuben Satterthwaite, Jr. Geo. K. Ball.
Richard T. Pilling. John A. Crouch.
Vote for 2.)
Second Election District.
John Ball. John 7. Pierson.
Geo. S. Thompson. w. Frank Taylor.
Vote for 2
Third Election District.
Harvey ]. Davis. J. Leslie Eastburn.
Vote for l.
White Clay Creek Hundred
First Election District.
John A. Conahan. Geo. 7. johnson.
F. William Curtis. Geo. L. Spence.
Vote for l..
Second Election District.
Robert J. Morrison. Jonathan Johnson.
Samuel ]. Wright. George L. Medill.
Vote for ~
Third Election District.
David Appleby. William Chandler.
Vote for l..
New Castle Hundred
William S. Hilles. Charles Appleby.
Robert C. Gordon. John M. Hance.
A. V. Leslie George. Elwood L. Wilson.
John Thompson. George Miller.
Paul Gillis. Charles Blackburn.
Vote for S.
Peneader Hundred
Jehu w. Davis. Geo. S. Butterworth.
Henry C. Ellison. Harry Mccormick.
z,obor, IT Harris Eduard Walton
Harry Mccormick.
Eugene E. Paxson.
Richard Whittingham.
Vote for 8.
Red Lion Hundred
First Election District.
William T. Vail, Charles W. Pan
coast, James H. Clark, Harry c. Clark.
Vote for 2.
Second Election District.
John w. Dewitt, L. Frank Ellison,
Miles Clark, William B. Lester.
Vote for l.
St. Georges Hundred
First Election District.
George L. Townsend, Daniel W. Cor
bit.
Vote for l.
Second Election District.
Robert S. Carpenter, Joseph H. Denny.
Vote for l.
Tb;rd Eloct;oy, Dietriot
Martin B. Burris, Joseph Parker,
Frank R. Pool, Joseph C.. Jolls.
Vote for 2.
Fourth Election District.
Walter Beasten, Harry D. Howell
Vote for ~
Appoquinimink Hundred
James X. Adams, Purnell s. Daniels,
Thomas A. Enos, Richard Hodgson,
Joseph C. Hutchinson, Elias N. Moore,
Walter S. Money, Joseph 3. Deakyne,
Lewis Fennemore. Israel A. Harman,
Alfred Caulk, Lee Sparks.
Vote for 3.
Blackbird Hundred
Samuel G. Derrickson, Harry Wood
keeper, Abram Stats, Charles Shrefier.
Vote for 2.
PLENTY OF TOMATOES
The tomato crop of Delaware is very
promising one, and from the estimates of
the State Board of Agriculture, it is be-
lieved that there are about Is, 600 acres of
the staple product. Farmers have taken
every precaution to prevent the distruc-
ton OF the crop by blight or any infection,
and have systematically sprayed the
vines. As result OF the big crop expect