The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-02-13


The convention then ad~journed.
having been well attended, and by
unanimous consent was decided g
have been the most harmonious held
in the ward for many years.
Second Ward.
In the Second ward. Committee
man W. S. Hamilton appointed A. j.
Stone temporary chairman and NJ. NJ.
Foster, secretary. The temporary
organization was made permanent.
w Il. Brand was piaced in nomina
ton and was unanimously elected as
the candidate for councilman from
the Second ward.
The following delegates were elect.
ed to the city convention:
DR.. w. c. Jamison, 3. q. Boydston.
Richard Brand, F. A. cfrmo. Dr.. E.
w Howard, A ] stone, j F. stealey.
lie. shinn, g. c. Wheeler. Clark Kis.
ner, ]. R. Neal, MN. Foster. F. f.
Meade, J. o. whoriey, j. H. swisher.
s. s. Huffman. ]. s. Hamilton, Il. b.
49, wE"MaHNL
Likens, chas. W. Robinson.
w s. Hamilton was reelected com.
mitteeman for SECOND ward.
A. ]. Stone. W. s. Hamilton and NJ.
A. Jolliff were appointed a, committee
to fill any vacancy that might occur
in their ward.
Third Ward.
In the Third ward convention Lamar
c. Powell was appointed temporary
chairman and DR.. W. H. Kunst was
appointed secretary. The temporary
organization was made permanent. DR..
Hustead Brownfeld and James E.
Morgan were put before the conyen.
ton. The.vote stood, Morgan Al, and
Brownfeld, 2s.
F. F. Davis. John Smith, @. W.
Shaw. r, L. stealey, Jake Smith, L.
G. Powell, w. H. Kunst, Theo. Rolls
c. E, Mccray, Joe Parker, Hustead
Brownfield, Sanford Morris, A. G. Ross,
Lis Union and Thos. W. Powell.
Thomas Buckley was elected COM
mitteeman for Third ward.
Fourth Ward.
In the Fourth ward the convention
was neld in the ward school house,
Willard ]. Rowland was appointed
temporary chairman and Francis s.
Nichols was chosen secretary. The
temporary organization was made per.
manent. John Henshaw and Frank
Hill were elected tellers. The names
of @. f. Randall and Fred Helmich
were placed in nomination. When the
vote was counted IL was found that
"a votes had been cost for Helmick
and that II votes had been cast for
Randall. In accordance with the
result Of the vote, Chairman Rowland
declared HelmIck the choice Of the
convention.
On motion Of A. L. Lehman ]. L.
Hall was reelected Committeeman for
Fourth ward.
On motion OF Or. C.. o. Henry Chair
man Rowland appointed the following
delegates to the city convention: DR..
C. o. Henry, @. B. Highland, ]. T..
Hall, Martin Wagner, DR.. Hal Hall.
J. ]. Lee, Arch A Hamilton, Thomas
Tucker, VIII Johnson, P. B. swearin-
gen, Ernest Helmick, NJ. W. Ogden,
John L. Lehman, J. A. Landes. H. J.
Ross. s. A. Dean, R. E. Morgan,
Charles Morris
Fifth Ward.
The convention was. called to order
about eight o'clock with about 75 or
so Republicans present. NJ. g. Lough
was named as chairman and H. F.
Colebank as secretary OF the conven-
ton. On motion thu temporary organ
ization was made permanent. After
reading the call, three names were
placed before the convention as can
didates for council, j. o. McNeely, J.
H. Snider and w. W. shroyer. D. 8.
Huffman and ] G. Darnall acted us
tellers. McNeely was elected by a
large majority on first ballot. Levi
West was chosen as committeeman
of the ward.
The following delegates to the city
convention were named:
G. W. Halter, G. o. jackson, NJ. C..
Tough, W. A. Crowl, c. W. Walker,
]. c. Darnell. NJ. P. Wells, w. R. Hun.
man, F. NJ. Waldo, Harry Engle. DR..
Holland, w. W. Shroyer, ]. H. Snider.
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