Semi-weekly herald., 1910-10-06
DEMOCRATS ARE TORN
IN MANY SHREDS.

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Democratic primaries were held
throughout the city and county last
evening. Talk about harmony-it
abounded in great chunks. The Barry
before it-swept the city like a whirl-
wind However, the Sullivan inter
ests were overshadowed at times by
the rivalry between J. p Coston and
according to returns looks very much
like walk-away for Frary as his
ticket won in most of the city pre-
cincts and he claims "A split in two.
| OF both Mr. Coston and Mr Frary the
vote stood something like S4 to 23 in
favor OF the Frary ticket
1t was in The first precinct where
there were real lively doings, some
five tickets being filed but the fight
simmered down to two with the Frary.
| Sullivan combination winning. Just
how the country precincts will line up
|
Frary feels confident of landing the
nomination.
While Barry Sullivan was In the
swim last evening there is said to be
move to put him out of business so
far as succeeding himself as county
attorney and general leader of the
party Such old time Democrats as
| C. f. Herr, Willis A. Reese, ]. d.
Adams and many other representative
men went down.
1t is said that the fight against Mr.
| Riester is such that move is on foot
| to defeat him for denomination and
place some unknown on the ticket for
commissioner. If this is done IL wilN
be reputation of the Democratic
policy of the past two years.
| For sheriff there are six candidates
| and no one is willing to say who
will be the nominee. although The pres
ent encumbent, John Clarke, is the
| leading man but combinat lion against
him is forming.
There is n general desire to retire
chronic office seekers and third term
ers. Even the Sullivan machine Ia
afraid to go before the voters with
| ticket made up of office holders and
| men seeking election as third-termers.
| The convention will be held Saturday
| OF this week which will give the dele
gates plenty of time to get together
and form all sorts of combination To
day it is the "ins" against the outs
Following Is the list of city and
| county delegates elected so far as
heard from.
Precinct No II, llesperus-Joe Van
| derweide. James Shutters. Tom Tim
othy, j. W. Brown
Precinct No 3. Trimble-Joe Freed,
! fillmore Hand. O. p. Frary
Precinct No 6. BayGeld-D. l.. Egg
gers, w. r. Maloy, James Asher, Frank
| Reiman, Y. c. Salabar. VIM Glassner.
Precinct No S, lockwood -Jobp p. !
Bell, Lyehla n Swift.
Precinct No 19, Columbus Noah
Apperson. Theodore Mutton, l.. Miller
Precinct No. 81. Ignaoio /. N. Jack,
c. l.. Russell, Hans Aspaas, Mike Shan.
non. az
Precinct No. l-James Bennett, Juan
| Lucero, Nels Hanson, A. b. Nelson,
| Vim. Hart, Con Porsch, John Hurley
Precinct No. 9-Harry Jackson,
Charles Fleck, Richard McCloud. Roy
Goodman, Peter Phillips, n. T. Thomp
sen, Thomas Truiillo. H. Astner.
For Precinct Committeeman Rich.
ard McCloud, Mrs. p. r. Mccartney.
Preyinct No. IA. Stevenson, B.
Haughey, Harry Severn, Frank Rivers,
Dora C. White.
Precinct No. 13-,John Harmon. Geo.
Smack, Jas. A. Pulliam. Blair Burwell,
George w, Franklin.
For Precinct Committeemen-Blai
| Burwell, Mrs. John Harmon.
Precinct No. 14-Mike Brennan, Geo.
w. Kerr, Pat F. Cummins, Thos. H.
Hamor, Florence O'Driscoll, II. j.
Hechtman, j. p. Soens, j. Claude Brad.
ley, ]. A. Bondurant.
For Precinct Committeemen-P. +.
Cummins, Mrs. Louise j.. Morgan.
Precinct No 15-Jacob G. Wilson,
F. w. Wllkerson, Fred C. Tomkins,
George Gilbert, F. e. Seybold, Barry
Sullivan. - -
Precinct No. 17-Thos. Smith. Henry
Hedman, Taylor Maddox. J. w. Turner.
Jas. W. Jarvis, p. G. Ellis.
For Precinct Committeeman-P. q.
Ellis. rtaasp