The Irish standard., 1908-09-19
RESULT OF PRIMARIES.
Some Of the Successful Candidates in
Last Tuesdays Voting.

Last Tuesdays Voting.
1t will be Haynes against HUM fer
the mayoralty on Nov. srd. Mayer
Haynes was nominated by majority
Of 115o over Julius J. Heinrich, and
Charles H. HUM beat DR.. Williams Inv
more than 5000.
For city treasurer the Republicans
again selected Charles S. Hubert by
a good margin over John o. Davis.
William c. Leary was the winner Of
the Republican nomination for asso-
c1ate judge of the Municipal court, his
lead being strong one in big field
OF candidates indicating to a marked
degree his popularity with the voters.
His Democratic opponent will be An
thony T. Grotte.
Hugh r. Scott won out for county
auditor with a big majority over John
o'Donnell. The Democrats have E. H.
Mcdowell for the place. He is a mem
her of the Typographical union ard
strong in labor circles, from which
source he ought to get heavy support.
The fight for sheriff was exciting
from Republican standpoint and was
won by Otto S. Langum, who leads
Lydiard by close margin. Alonzo
Phillips is the Democratic nominee.
For Congress there was no opposi-
ton to Frank Nye among the Repub-
licans. The Democrats chose Judg.
Charles M. Pond over John H. Ions;
and Thomas P. Dwyer. The race be-
tween Nye and Pond will be interest
ing.
The three county commissioner dis
tricts furnished some mighty interest
ing battles for votes. In the first dis
trict Perry A. Long ran away with tie
Democratic nomination at clip that
must have surprised even himself. The
result Is even more surprising on &C
count of the personal popularity of mis-
opponents. Harris P. Stone ard John
H. Mcguire. Perry is a sure enough
vote getter and will make things very
interesting for Robert j. Upton, who
was nominated by the Republicans by
a margin of 40 votes over his nearess
opponent. Leslie S. Ogden. In the
third district Frank w. Cook, Republi.
can, had a walkaway. His nomination.
means his reelection as no Democrat
filed for the place. The outcome is
highly complimentary to Mr.. Cook,
who is completing his first term. The
fifth district. which takes in most of
the townships and villages outside the
city, had a lively Republican contest
for commissioner. C. B. waddell
won. Thomas J. Hennessy Of Maple
Grove made a good run, finishing lit
tie more than hundred from the top
of the list.
For county superintendent Of schools
D. c. Mackenzie, who has held the po-
sition many years, finally went down
to defeat in close contest with Har.
vey l. Harter. Mr.. Mackenzie will re-
tire with a record Of duty we'll per-
formed.
There were many interesting con.
tests for aldermen and representatives
In the First ward Aid. John Ryan,
whose nomination was predicted, won
the Democratic nomination with 1872
votes. A. L. Lennon had 493, James
Kinnan 1856. Walter J. Walsh 1oe and
Joseph Boyce 80. The Republicans Sc
lected John B. Murphy, whose major
ity over John D. Leonard was less than
100.
For representative Michael ]. Sull;-
van and E. F. Sahler were the SUCCESS
full Democrats; George B. Farrell are
c. F. Dryer were named by the Re-
publicans. Mr.. Farrell made a sur
prising run. and his election on Nov.
8 is by no means Impossible. The
Third ward Democrats nominated Ed
ward j. Sweeney, who will have for
his opponent the present alderman.
Claus Mumm. Mr.. Sweeney stands
we'll with Third ward voters ard looks
like a sure winner. For representative
the Third ward had two candidates
for the two places on the Democratic
ballot. Frank w. Murray and A. S.
Dowdall. Mr.. Murray, who is deputy
labor commissioner, led his colleague
by a big margin. thus indicating re-
markable strength with the voters.
which, il kept up, may result in his
election on Nov in Republican dis
trict.
Ninth ward Democrats chose o. t.