The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-09
NO CONTESTS IN
WARD CAUCUSES
Pavtcks Republicans Elected Delegates 10 Conventions and
Msmbers Of Ward Committees Without The Slightest tVI-
dancs Of Friction Germans Have Enjoyable Celebration
in Gsmania RaI-Funsra Of Miss MOy Largely Attended,
Central Trades and Labor Union OenOuceS Republican Parly

There was a very good attendance AT
the Republican ward primaries held l"S'
evening in Pawtucket, In spite OF the ia''
that there was nothing to attract ''o
voters There was not the slightest u,-
,empt at a contest in any OF the "dIus
and everything went through as the pa.H
leaders had planned II should go
,,clxets had heen made up by the uiiel
ent ward committees ana the h0puD' -.
voters had simply 10 come IN anu
the ballots for the men wnonl ~ -
chine had named. In the entire cl.S w
a,as a total OF 5e7 ballots cast. The re-
suIt In the several wards follows:
WARD ONE.
Elias A. Carpenter was the warueW WI -.
Ward one and he was assls'eu - Gos,,o
H., 7 Tadd David Cherry ana Joshua
= Rrjnton as district clerks. There was
,a,ai 90 1oS ballots cast and the tcket
was as follows: H., rar,os
p potter Joseph A. Polquin, Micah W.
snencer. Thomas II, Briden.
neIegates 10 city Conventlon-Jailos
Hollingsworth. Frank Bullivant' ',d. SosS'
Iasse Henry NJ. Frech, Joseph Iaupler'
s,,.s - wirhtman. william Allen.
vard committee Richard Nj. Brown
irg camille Foisy. Andrew Cochran
Dtstrict Election Warden-Johh r.
yenvon. election clerk, Edmund - hop-
Dtstrict Election Warden-Wilham D.
laird. election clerk Edward hodgeI 'i'
District 3. Election Warden-hi'ls a
Carpenter; election clerk. John n Ai'ue'
son. r,.,o
The warden of Ward two was ira 4,
a
uera Uargraves GIL. Charles A. hehyo'
and robert ] Mitchell. total OF ~ pal
,ots were cast and the following ticket
was elected: ,.,,,s
Do,egates 10 state Convention-Lucius
DsrIing James Linton, George 1.
Greenhalgh. Leander II. Daigle
delegates 10 City Convention-kooert -
Lang William II Potter. Damasse Nlau'
Carl Rogoll. Carl Wendell, Felix breaul''
Ira +. Allen. -. ,.,,or
t5efeT Y lang wttfrpd j, MasSe-
District / Election Warden-Frank l..
prown: election clerk. John L. Gemein-
hardt.
Dlstrict Q. Election warden-Charles A.
KENYON: election clerk. Albert Bechard'
District 3. Election Warden-James LIN
ton. Jr;' election clerk. Waiter g BUS
WARD THREE.
There was only total OF IL votes cast
M the caucus held I'm the Third ward
which would go 20 indicate that the Re
nuhlicans in that section Of the city are
not particularly enthusiastic just AT this
time David G. Morton was the warden
and while there are three districts In the
ward there was but one clerk and he did
not have any difficulty In attending 10
the duties William NJ. Allen occupied
this position and the ticket elected was as
follows:
Delegates TO state onvention-William
" Barclay. Frederick c. Daniels, Daniel
w Bullock, Wheaton Cole.
Delegates 20 City Convention-David c.
Morton John r. Sawtell. Eugene Await
son Eugene f. Allen. James c. Pollard,
Jr.. Joseph c. Pearce George smales.
Ward Committee-William II. Barclay
Henry II. sager, william NJ. Allen.
District J. Election Warden-Walter r
Bennett: election clerk Edwin Il. Cor
bin.
District ?. Election warden-George ]
Maynard; election clerk Spartan X. Ed
wards.
District 3. Election warden-Edwarc
McEwen: election clerk. John w. Swan
SON
WARD -FOUR.
William p. Reed acted as the warden 4
the caucus held in the Fourth ward las
evening and the clerks were Fred ID. Ful
Ter. Albert Morse and Elmer Lother.
total OF II votes were cast and the follow
ing ticket was elected:
Delegates 70 state convention, Frederic
w Easton, Joseph w Miller George
Fairbrother, Fred w. Smith.
Delegates TO city convention. Giles w
Easterbrooks James Ingham, c. Tabe
Gates William G. Cassett, Franklin \
Blake. Eli Newell, James p Swanson.
Ward committee. John +. Dorl. Williar
d Bullock. Louis .. Johnson.
District /. election warden, Williai
Marsh; election clerk, William Reed
District 2, election warden, John Maj