Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-09-13
De MOCRATS HOLD
WARD CAUCUSES
SEVEN PRECINCTS IN CITY OF OF.
TUMWA SELECT DELEGATES
TO COUNTY CONVENTION
Second Ward Instructs for E. G. Moon
for State Senator-other instruction
Primaries Held in Eldon and
Couple of Country Precincts as Well.

From Tuesdays Daily.
The democratic caucuses TO noihl-
nate delegates to the county conven-
ton to be held in Ottumwa next Sat
urday, were held in the seven wards
of this city last evening. The caucuses
were all harmonious. Nothing OF es-
pecial interest or note developed dur
ing the course of the evening.
In the third ward the caucus in
structed the delegates nominated to
vote for e. G.. Moon for state senator.
In the Fifth ward the candidacy OF l..
F. Stark for the nomination as county
recorder was endorsed. In the Seventh
ward, while no instructions were given.
B. w. Scott, candidate for the nomlna-
ton as representative, and S. P. Hart
man, candidate for county supervisor,
were allowed to select their own dele
cation.
Delegations Selected.
The following is the list Of dele.
gates and alternates by wards:
First ward-J. D. Gray, George Kis'
err. T. f. Keefe, Carl Durham, Charles
Campbell, Dan Gillian, Fred Wilcox,
Fritz Ehrmann, w. T. Wilson, John
Feehan, Jacob Harsch, Levi Noah
Tom Santeen, Frank Wilkin, Clarence
Walker. Joe Beeman, William Leon
ard. John Picker. Tom Kirby, Mike
Sheehan, Carl Raney, Frank Picker
Ed. Nelson.
Alternates-James Campbell, Tim
Crowley, Nick Baker, E. G. Keefe, Geo
Allott, M. P. Mclaughlin.
Committeeman-T. F. Keefe.
Second ward-E R. Mitchell, Ed
Hoglund. N. F. Reed, George Heindel
Matt Meier, Theo Stoessel, Johr
Shuckrow, Henry Glenn, Charles Oar
rah, Michael Morrissey, A. O'Malley
John O'Malley, Ed. O'Brien, R. N. Will
cox, George Ryttenburg, Charles Peter
son, Thomas Mick, DR.. j. G. Bonham
DR.. J. E. Wilkinson, e. H. Mather.
Alternates-Ed. Shuckrow, Lew Mil
Ter, Charles MCGOWAN, DR.. ]. e. McCor
mick, Fred Hahn and Charles G. Pc
| terson.
/ e. R. Mitchell was reelected com
mitteeman for the next two years.
4 Third ward = Charles Connolly
James Cullen, T. ]. Phillips, j. G. Jo1
dan. w. A. McIntire, George Silvers
Ira Myers, Thomas ]. Miller, Georg
Bane, Cass Hendershott, o. D. Tisdale
John Roe, Jesse Sturgeon, William +
. Black, Claude Myers, Lee Crismar
Clarence Cheadle, Chris Myers, Fran
McIntire and Joe Fist.
W. A. McIntire was reelected con
, mitteeman.
3 The delegation elected was instruc
) ed to support E. G. Moon for the stat
senatorial nomination.
Fourth ward-Steven Barnes, ]. v
? Gray, H. Bremhorst, j. R. Picker,
F. Weber, ]. R. Jaques, H. l.. e.
munds, ]. F. Rugg, Pete Gallagher,
! R. Cheadle. J. A. Lowenberg, Thoms
Gallagher, c. Ostertag, E. A. Troy
bridge. c. S. Algire. ]. B. Curran.
Observation-Disclosures Gee, James Hui
man, w. B. Murray, Pat Queene
y Thos. Lancy, c. G. Wilkinson, A. ]
: Scott and B. F. stanl.
Committeeman-Pet Gallagher.
u Fifth ward-P. T. Springer, j.
= Weidenfeller, o. E. Hendricks, She
Il Humble. J. B. Skinner, ]. E. Hull,
. W. Alderdice, L. L. Schaub, ].
l. Schwartz, Abe Jackson, Charles Ba
rier, Thomas Shreeves, F. M. Simpso
N. Nelson, L. F. Stark, John Strade
N. S. Polling, Edward Schartzer, A. Y
n Cundiff, Rillis Reed, J. D. Ryttenber
IS and John Igo.
Alternates-J. T. Wellman, j.
% Dougherty, James Baker, w. R. &c
and Kelly McManus.
An endorsement was made for l..
Stark for the nomination for coun
recorder.
Sixth ward-Fred Hawks, w.
Stevens, H. E. Byrne, P. B. Murph
q George Phillips, Howell Price, DR..
4 w. Elerick, Thomas O'Brien, B.
Biggs, H. G. Williams, E. c. Frenc
John Jones. John Ninemires J e. CT