The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-09-28
Democratic Primary.

On Saturday last most con-
genial family affair took place at
the Court House in Logan, in the
way of Democratic primary cleo
tion to name candidates for Logan
Village and Township offices.
The voting started at 2 O'Clock
and closed at 8 o'clock. During
this time most spirited contest
was waged in good humor. There
were 351 votes cast, and the re-
suits are as follows:
For Mayor, E. e. Bright 1876;
j. B. Dollison 205. Dollison 8
majority SO.
For Marshal, Phil Chapman
1853; Bundy Allen 17S. Allen S
majority 90.
For Treasurer, Henry Leach,
(no opposltion) 336 votes.
For City Clerk, w. A. Payne
1888; Roy Raney 202. Majority
SO.
For Councilmen, Edgar Angle
252, James Shaw 247, Colonel
Weldy 216 and John Mathiott 210.
The first three named are nomin-
ated.
For Assessors First Ward,
Will Burberry; Second Ward,
Jesse Williams; Third Ward,
Dennis Noonan; Fourth Ward
Andy Inboden, 65 and j. M. Con
kle %. Inboden's majority AZ.
In the Falls Township election
there was no opposition. Fol
Trustee, Joseph Stroupe; for
Treasurer, James Perone; fol-
Justice of the Peace, ID. H. Lap
pen; for Constable, Robert Davey
for Assessor, Ephriam Shultz.
Bundy Allen, our candidate fol
marshal, is one of the most con.
genial men in Logan, has a hos
of friends AID will make goot
marshal. Bundy is in the feet
business, with store on Mair
Street, and will not be figure
head as we have now to draw tn,
salary for marshal; he will b'
marshal and attend to his duty.
Henry Leach is nominated fo,
city treasurer. Henry is one O
our good laboring men and hold
down position at the Pfeiffe
Brick Plant. He is good boz
and works hard every day. HI
will get most pleasing and sub
stantial vote from his colleagues
Roy Raney was nominated fol
city clerk. He is one of Logan
most genial young men. From
the white haired grandfathers t,
the beardless boy, alF like Ro,
Raney. He went out in the Span
ish- American War, and did hi
duty like a man, and returned
with an honorable discharge. A.
to his fitness for clerk, he is well
educated and will make mos
excellent clerk.
For councilmen we have named
Edgar Angle, James Shaw an,
Col. S. Weldy-Brick yard man
Railroad man and Lawyer. i
these times of street paving an,
general improvement, who coult
be more fitted than our nominees
Will Burberry, Jesse Williams
Dennis Noonan and Andy Inbodel
were nominated for assessors Il
the several wards. They all ar
lifelong citizens of Logan, two o
them siX-footers and two of then
runts, but all Will set a merry pac
for the opposition.
For mayor of Logan the Demo
cratic party has placed in nomin
alton the editor of this paper, Mr.
j. B. Dollison. His opponent a
the primary was Mr.. E. f. Brigh
a deserving young Democrat, anC
for many years a factor in hi
party. The contest was a ioll,
and spirited one, resulting in, Mr.
Dollison's nomination. Mr.. Brigh
and Mr.. Dollison have for year
been personal friends, and eacl
pledged himself to the other hi
hearty support in the event o.
nomination. Mr.. Bright has nov
come to the front and is doing a!
he can for the nominee. Mr.
Dollison has lived in Logan sine,
he was four years old, graduated
in the schools here, and has for