Arizona republican., 1906-03-29
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS
 IN THf FOUR WARDS
Delegates Chosen to be Voted for at
 Saturdays Primaries.

At republican caucuses held city last night, tickets were chosen which will be voted or at the primaries to be held on Friday and which if elected will serve as the del eeates at the coming city convention
 to be held on the 10th day of April Tn all there were sixty four delegates named, but in the, First and Third wards the delegates elected will be called upon to cast their votes for a republican nominee for mayor while in the remaining wards the Fourth and Second. nominations will be made for councilmen. In none of the wards last evening was there a contest and the tickets named were nominated from the floor. The feature of the caucuses was the adoption of a fes- olution in the Second ward instructing the delegation if elected to vote and work for a plank in the platform of the republican party at the approach ing election for the abolition of gam |. bling in the city and further to nomi- nate as the republican councilman in the Second ward a man pledged to vote for the abolition of gambling if elected. The motion made by E. F
 
 none of the other ward meetings was the question of gambling or candidates discussed
 In the First ward caucus which was held in the offices of Dwight B. Heard. twenty-two delegates were named. J. B. Woodward was the chairman of the meeting and George Mauk acted as secretary. About fifty ballots were cast. The ticket elected was as follows: George Iauk AL Galpin, J. T. Dennis, J. NJ. Aitken, Geo Kane. F. w Thode, J. B. Woodward Perry Payne. Harry Troops. Henry Yaeger, w. c. Foster, Frank Aims worth, s. J. Tribolet. NJ w. Medley, Frank Cavalliere, Wm. Evans. A. J.
 GOsart. C. $. Scott. Max Viault. J.. C. Adams. Ed. Eisele, H. B. Kersting.
 The best attended caucus was that held in the Second ward. where over seventy-five citizens assembled in the offices of the H. l. Latham company. L. L. Plank was chosen as chairman of the meeting and Paul Ingles sec retary. The following ticket was elected: L. L. Plank. Harry Diehl, Ned i Creighton, James Bark, Lloyd Christy. l.. w. Lewis, E. L. Andrews, Ward Hughes. Paul Ingles. George Loring. ] Greene. Following the naming of the 1 ticket discussion of possible candi- dates for mayor and for the Second ward nominee was entered into. Sev- eral names were mentioned, among Shem J. A. Copeland and pr. Joan w. F'oss, Shirley Chris5y, Harry Diehl. L. l.. Plank, Walter Talbot J. NJ. Jam ison. An amusing incident of the meet 1 ing was the mentioning of the name of L. E. Pascoe as d good man for the | council, and MT. Pascoe's virtues were elaborated upon to a considerable ex- tent by the speaker. At the close of his remarks he was reminded of the
 fact that MT. Pascoe was of demo cratic faith and that remarks were untimely. The situation, however. it. lustrated the fairness of the repubH- cans in their meetings.
 In the third ward there was a con- 1 siderable attendance and a great deal of time was required to count the bal lots, large number of nomination: i being made and many of the tickets scratched. Col. C. w. Johnstone was
 chairman and c. $. Blaine secretary
 The following is the list of names
 chosen: J. A. Marshall, c. w. John
 stone, T. w. Chamberlain, Fred War
 ren, w. l. Horner. Dean Ross. J. C
 Atherton, Jeff Duncan, Fred Gardiner 1 pr. H. O. Ramsey, Paul Brizard, Jesus ] QuerOs, William Richardson, R. J | Dobbs. J. J. Matthews, J. I. Brooks ] A. D. Zander.
 i The caucus in the Fourth ward oc- i cupied but little time. C. NJ. Sturges was the chairman and Isaac Helme ! the secretary. The following ticke : was elected: J. H. McClintock, Gee ! H. N. Luhrs. Joe Thalheimer, J. A l Johnson, E. F.. Kirkland, R. M. Hud- | son, J. w, Frakes, c. Alvarado, C. M | Sturges. H. w. Ryder John Baggiore 1 and J. M. Melendrez.
 Friday the primaries will be held and the various tickets nomi- mated will be voted upon. The places of the primary elections and the off, cers in each ward is printed else where in The Republican.