Evening journal., 1908-09-11
DEMOCRATS READY
FOR PRIMARIES
But Few Contests in the City
and a Quiet Day is
Expected

The Democratic primaries tomorrow
aer expected to pass off quietly
on the general ticket there are three
candidates for coroner and two for re-
ceiver of taxes. There are no contests
for sheriff and county comptroller.
There is a contest in the Sixth Sena-
torial district between William A.
comegys and w. Pierce Biggs There
are no contests for representative IN
the General Assembly in the city, but
there are several In the county. IN
the Thirteenth district. Leonard c.
Vandegrift and Jacob Foster are con-
testing for the nomirGtion; in the
Fourteenth George II. CHM and Harry
l.. Pechard. and the Fifteenth, Samuel
L. Jones and William H. Armstrong.
For Levy Court Commissioners there
are no contests in the city but In tour
Of the county districts there are. In
the Third district, the contestants are
Joseph Z. Chandler and Farnk e
Pierce. In the Fifth district there are
three candidates, and in the Sixth, four,
while In the Seventh there are only
two. In the Fifth are William G. -
Carnagy. Harry p. Gray and Thomas
A. Rees. while in the Sixth, Elmer %.
eBndler. Charles G. Cam, Dan M.
Cochran and Isaac J. Woods are the
contestants. In the Seventh are James
A. Buckson and Richard G. Brockson.
There is only one contest for dele~
gate 10 the county convention both IN
the CITY and county. 1t is between
William II. Mccoy and James j.
Whalen, I'm New Castle hundred.
There are a number Of contests fot
delegates TO the State convention
In the sixth ward. William M. Ward
]. ThomaA Hall and Gilbert Eagleson
are the candidates. In the western
end of the Seventh ward there is a con-
test between John s. Dorsey and Den
mis- NJ. Buckley. In the southern eno
of the Eighth ward, George M. Gli-
lespie and Arthur ]. Jennings are run
ming. and In the northern end OF the
same ward Thomas r. Mechem, James
B. Carr and Charles A. McCool are the
candidates. Daniel J. Farren and Nevin
Gamble are contesting In the Ninth
ward with James MeKeown and Mich
ael B. Parkinson at Il In the Eleventh
ward and James McNally and Simon
p Doherty in the Twelfth ward.
The only contest in the county for state
delegate is in the First district Of the
Twelfth Representative district. Red Lion
Here the candidates are Give S. Gooden
J. Amos Collins and T. Bayard Heisel
with two to elect
The ticket follows;
sherin-Joseph S. Dunlap.
coroner-Thomas NJ. Collins. Alonze C
Howell and George c. Rothweh
Receiver OF Taxes and County Treas
urer-Benjamin B. Allen and George c
Morton.
County comptroller-Charles W. Good
ing.
STATE SENATORS.
Second district-Thomas M. Monaghan
Fourth-Thomas j. Toughey.
sixth-wnliam A Comegys and W
Pierce Biggs.
REPRESENTATIVES, IN THE GENERA
WILMINGTON.
First dlstrict-Harry G. Buckmaster.
second-Frederick J. Gradwohl. Lew
+. Cooley.
Third-Charles r. White.
Fourth-Thomas o. Cooper
Flfth-William NJ. Conelly.
RURAL DISTRICTS.
| Sixth district-NeWton IL. GruDD.
Seventh-William Moore.
Eighth-Frank +. Yearsley.
Ninth-Charles II. Cannon.
Tenth-Francis dell. Janvier.
Eleventh-T. Roseby MoAIullen.
Twelfth-Jacob Rupp.
hirteenth-Leonard G. vandegrift an
Jacob Foster.
Fourteenth-George II. CHM. Harry ]
Pechard.
Fifteenth-samuel L. Jones and williai
II. Armstrong
LEVY COURT COMMISSIONERS.
WILMINGTON.
First district-Daniel p DuRoss.
Second-Thomas f. McEvilly.
RURAL DISTRICTS.
Third district-Joseph p Chandler an
Frank c. Pierce
Fifth-winam c. L. carnagy Harry /
Gray and Thomas A. Rees.
sixth-Elmer Il. Bender. Charles c
Cam. Dan NJ. Cochran and Isaac
Woods.
seventh-James A. Buckson and Richal
c. Brockson.