The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-01
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TAE UlJ Is 4, NOMINEES,


There sEiss d general feeling Of salts.
action over the nominations for
eonci linen made last hight. In
eacll ward the greatest enthusiasm
was show, and the determination
- win was marked on the countc.
.saiicess q All present No dlssatisfac.
ten has been heard from any ward.
X and select ton day will see a complete
storatton ofs Republicans to power
IN our city. here IS a general dis
position TO stand together this year
and avoid the dissensions and bicker.
irigs ofs other campaigns. The noml-
nees for council ARE all strong and
IlopilarSm n en- and the West, Virginian
lets # 4. decisive majority for each.
Harry Shaw.
he Fifst ward showed It's fine
&of the eternal fitness Of things
w onorihg Harry Shaw with The
;lcmina ion for councilman. A veri-
able aoye feast and Sreuuion are re.
nortesl ass The result of the getting to.
slSgethenE once more on the thither side
;ll the river All differences are for
8tsie# time blotted out, and Mr.. Shaw
vii undoubtedly. be elected. That
he's viii SbeSta proficient and worthy
member everyone recognizes. His
legal know edge will be Of service in
the & council meetings, and no one has
vet questioned the true stamp of
his Republicanism.
N x a. 5JolIitt.
rhs Second ward has decided to
quit dividing honors with Democrats.
Nj & showed q sthls Very clearly last
night when it, nominated ex.Sherifr NJ.
as;.SSJollif 70 represent It's interests in
thee council. Mr.. Jolliff is a man
@ q good Judgment and excellent bust.
ness ability.S He will make a conser.
tive member ofithe council and will
ss sils. A. preventative over whose ac.
III lions the Second ward viii not blush.
e3sSisS representative citizen, and
newell known Throughout the city.
! Third Ward.
lSS Glarence "a Mussrave. the nominee
rum the Third ward, has all the
llalif ications for the making of an
u excel lentt councilman. He is young
Ils3Inili9of ability and good standing in
sthe community He has lived here
sSalls his life, and is known by all our
sct zens ian upright gentleman. He
fthoroughly acquainted with the
III en- eeds, and will be faithful 10
I 4 tlts trust & committed 10 his care.
sS M. L. Hutchinson.
N hutchinson is the only man in
iF ifeS city to5be renomina,ed at last
nights conventions. This of itself
sis sufficient guarantee Of the PEG.
pies estimate OF him as "a council.
man He is a,4wlde awake business
man hose Judgments relied upon
lSys his associates The Fourth ward
rs y t q sbe congratulated for renominat.
ing Hutchinson. That he will
~ elected$soes without saying.
Amos and McNeeIy.
The Fifth ward nominated two of
sstlleS best known men in the city. E.
y. Amos has been a resident of Fair
49, q " / 2 To- . Ct
# mont Il f q many years, and has served
Z the city in various capacities and al
Is sys with care and diligence. That
ssS he Nv 81 make an excellent councilman
ny: " who vi. know him realize and he
Never fails yof election when he is on
the ticket, pr us Q! iMcNeely, big
itsialr NJ, and popular, has as! many
friends l q; man The city. He