Evening journal., 1904-09-14
STATE POLITICS
sussex DEMOCRATS
NAME THEIR TICKET
Convention Assembled in
Georgetown and County
Officers Nominated

Georgetown, Sept. li.-Democrats or
Sussex county met In convention, which
assembled in Georgetown yesterday ana
named their county ticket.
The convention met at A.. 80 o'clock and
made the following selections:
For State Senators Second senatoriai
district David II. Boyce OF Broad creek
hundred Fourth Senatorial district, Payn-
ter Frame of Indian River hundred.
For Representatives, First district,
Wilbur IA. Deputy, Cedar Creek hundred; {;
Second district, Beniah l.. Collision, North
West Fork hundred; THIRD district Dam
iel W. Ellis, seaford hundred; Fourth
district, George w. Niece. Jr.. Little
Creek hundred Fifth district Edward p.
Ellis, Broad Creek hundred; Sixth dis
trict, John II. Long Dagsboro hundred;
Seventh district, James M. Tunnel, Baitl-
more hundred; Eighth district, Char,es l..
Joseph, Indian Rlver.hundred; Ninth dis
trict. William r. Blackstone. Georgetown
hundred; Tenth district, Charles V. Jones.
Lewes and Rehoboth hundred.
For Prothonotary. r. Wise Warren, of
Milton; for Clerk Of Orphans Court, Wal
ter p. Prettyman Of Bridgevile; for sher-
ill., Henry b. Mitchell OF Mission; for
Coroner Henry NJ Ennis Of Lewes.
For Levy Court Commissioners. First
Representative district John b. Ennis:
Third district, Asher 4. Lynch; Ninth
district, William j Stevens.
For Assessors, Cedar Creek hundred,
Bradley Morgan, North West Fork; stock
I ley *. Elliott, Nanticoke; Edgar W. Sam
mons; seaford Joseph Amngan; Broad
Creek, Levin S. Hitch; East Little Creek
Levin n. Dickerson; West Little Creek
Perry NJ. Culver; Gumboro. John l. Woot-
ten; Dagsboro, James T. Smith; Balu-
more, Joshua r. James, Indian River
George b. McColiey; Georgetown Wii-
liam j. spicer; Broadkiln, John W. David.
son:Lewes and Rehoboth, George e. Hud.
son.
For Inspectors. First Election district
of the First Representative district, vii.
liam Stevenson; Second district, Myror
G. Harder; Second Representative dis.
trict, First Representative district, CHAR.
les Russell; Second Representative dis.
trict, Thomas NJ Todd; Third REM sen.
tative district, First. Edwgps- il. Jones
/ Second Andrew j. Fr'''' Fourth Repre
sentative district. f'ralsx w. Bryan; Fgftl
RepresenfsAs district First. Charles T.
Wootten. Second William W. Anderson
Sixth Representative district, First
Charles r. Ennis; Second. William IA
Truitt; Third, Ernest d. Baker; Seventh
Representative district, First. John X
Daisey; Second, Edwin w. Goodwin
Eighth Representative district. Thoma
Brimer; Ninth Representative district
Harry R. Marvel; Tenth Represbntatlv
district, First, Charles II. Davidson; Sec
ond, Edward w. Wiltbank; Third. Fran
e. c. Chase.
t The following were erected members Z
( the county committee; First Represents
tive district, George r.. Reynolds. Di
Frank +. Samson; Second district. Jane
, w Smith. Edgar l.. Kinder; Third di.
/ trict, James II. Layton. Willie M. Ross
/ Fourth district, Edmund Kitchens; Fft
district, DR.. John W. Fooks. Peter $
Shockieyi Sixth district Charles j
Stoackle, Rufus ID. Lingo. ST., elias ID
Taylor Seventh district Robert W. Ben
nett, j. Frank Dukes; Eighth district
Robert d. Stevenson; Ninth district. Al
bert +. Polk; Tenth district James "A
Palmer, Dr. James L. Thompson, Char.e
+. Marsh.
The county committee was instructe
to hh any vacancy or cancancies tina
, may occur for any reason on the ticket
Harmony prevailed IN the convention an
every one seems satisfied with the ucke
) and look upon it as being a strong one