Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1905-06-01
T5E REPUBLICAN PRi-
MARIES.

one of the eight was huo"n
combine" man, the ticket, taken as
whole, is fairly representative OF tne
party in the connty.
There were some peculiar features IN
this primary, and there was some
money. souandered in it, but the de-
feated candidates swallowed their DIS
appointment gracefully and there were
no complaints.
The Convention.
sixty.eight delegates put IN an ap-
pearance in the Court room at p. m'
Of Tuesday and the roll was called de-
yeloping tie votes in the second pre-,
cinct of the Third Ward in Butler, ana
in Clearfield twp.
Messrs d. D. Quigley and John d.
jackson were put in nomination TOT
County Chairman-A. w. Kelly speak
ING for Ouigley and J. B. Greer Tor
Jacksou. q motion to vote by rising
voten was voted down. and the conven-
tion elected Quigley. viva voce, py 40 70
as: Mr. jackson moved to make Mr:
Ouigleys election unanimous, ana tnat
was done. On motion Messrs kelfy,
Theo. Kearns, q. q. Williams OF
Slipperyrock, Ed. Lantz and w. "
Wilson were elected secretaries:
On motion committee OF i've was
Amounted on resolutions, and all resoiu-
tions were referred to it; and the chair
man named Jas. A. McMarlin, 5; Y.
Blair, 8. w. Galbreath, Delos Hind
man and John Reiger.
In the contested elections or tie votes
for delegates, w. G. Findley OF the 3rd
ward 1st precinct and John Reiger OF
Clearield were voted in, their opponents
not appearing in the convention.
The vote on seating Findley was 40 to
z. several members having left the con-
vention.
On motion committee consisting OF
Norman Boyer, E. 81. Hutchinson. Ed
Lantz and w. G. Findley were appoint,
ed to tabluate and count the vote and
authorized to declare the known re-
suits.
The resolutions Committee came in
and their resolutions Gas printed below
were read and adopted without dissent.
They fix Saturday, March 81, 1905. as
the date for the next Republican
Primary.
Several of the candidates. who were
present, were called upon for remarks.
and Messrs Alexander, Tebay and
Campbell said THANK you" and Mr.
Mccullough said THANK you again.
Then the convention which had been
In session for but one hour, adjourned,
and the delegates fingered in front OF
the Court House where some of the
candidates announced their intention of
trying it again, three years hence, D.
v.
Thirty of the delegates were given
tickets for dinner at the Willard, that
day, twenty at the Park, and twenty
at the Lowry.
The Resolutions.
g Resolved, That we reaffirm our faith
in the principles of the Republican
party as they find expression in the
party's platforms, State and National.
and In the wise and patriotic admins
tration Of President Theodore Roose-
velt
That we endorse our Legislative Rep
resentatives, both in our national and
state legislatures Tin their uniform at
tention to their official duties.)
That we endorse the ticket this day
put in nomination as entitled to the
support Of the whole party.
That we fix Saturday the 31st day of
March, A. d. 1905, from to p. m, as
the day on which our next primary
election shall be held.
That it is gratifying to observe how
factional feeling that is sometimes
visible in party organization, has dis
appeared. The Republican party of
our county now represents a united
front to the common enemy-the
Democracy.
The County COMMITTEE.
Adams N, George Klein, Evans City. "a.
Adams s., J. s. Campbell, Mars
Allegheny. Rolla Milford.
Brady, G.. y. Snyder, Slipperyrock.
Buffalo, Harry Flemming. Sarversville.
Butler 1st, Jas. A. McMarl;n.
End, O. K. Waldron.
3rd, Theodore Kearns.
Centre. Geo. Varnum, Butler.
Cherry N, John b. Mccoy, Annandale.
Cherry s., L. P. Gruver, w. Sunbury.
Clay, A. w. Boozel, Euclid.
Clearfield, John Rieger, Fenelton.
Clinton, John Harvey.
Connoquenessing N. Mosheim Hemp
hill, 8.
R. w. Garvin. Evans City,
Concord, Robert Adams, Karns City, IA
Donegal. J. j. Crawford, Chicora.
Forward, J. ID. Williams, Renfrew, 30.
Geo. E. Stamm. Prospect A.
Fairview, John Deets. Chicora.
Jefferson, Roy I. BURNER, 6.
Jackson E., J. M. McClelland, Evans
CITY.
Jackson W.. E. II. Hatch,
Lancaster. Walter Scott, Harmony.
Marion, J. A. Vandyke, Harrisville.
Mercer. Jos. A. Brown. Slipperyrock.
Sherman Gallagher,
Portersville.
Middlesex. w. Ct. Wilson.
Oakland, jeff Moser. Butler
Parker. A. NJ. Shira, Parker
Penn N, w. h. Hamil, Renfrew.
s., Thos. Graham, Butler Z.
Summit, VIM Scott, Butler.
Frank w. Prouty, Slip
venango. Theo. Kelly, HiIliard.
Washington NJ, John p Lewis, North
Hope
Washington s.. Phil Harper, North
Hope.
Winfield l, Herman Freehling, Carbon
Black.
Winfield 2, s. w. Galbreath, Carbon
Black.
Worth, Jos. w. Studebaker Slipyrock.
Butler II, Frank Laret.
= Ia. Ed Lantz.
f" 2-1, J. 81. Neyman.
'' 2-2, John 81. Jackson.
" 81, Mat Yost
g 3-2, W. G. Findley.
g 3-3, Norman Boyer.
. A. jas. B. Mates.
81, p. w. Leedom.
g 90, d. d. Quigley.
Bruin, DR.. A. J. Edmunds.
Connoquenessing, w. c. Fowler.
Evans City, s. @. Blair.
Eau Claire. A. w. Kelly.
Fairview, R. G. Scott.
Harmony, Henry M. Wise.
Harrisville, Henry Orr.
Kayus City, n. Rodgers.