The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-02-25
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bert KInkcad. Clark lHoratter. w. G.
Gould, john s Walker, III. J. Noel,
fresh and E. b. Harden.
Tho convention then adjourned,
Second Ward.
Committeeman Frank G.. Boydston
called the meeting TO order and named
Ell z. Tricket chairman, and o. wa
son and Harry Hawkins. secretaries.
The temporary Organization was made
permanent. Nit
DR.. E. W. Howard was nominated
for councilman and Harvey shaIn dc.
fcated William E. stanhagen for coln.
mitteeman.
'A committee consisting Of Frank G.
Boydston, NJ. A. Jollire, Joseph :.
Fleming, Ira L. Smith, a. Bruce Nc.
Donald selected the delegates to at.
tend the city convention. The follow.
Ing delegates were chosen:
Frank Fisher. George Deck, William
tstanhagen, MO. Mooney. Chas. Nc.
Donald, Harvey shain; Ira E. Smith.
ia. B. Mcdonald, Harry Holland,
Howard swisher, Prof. E. l.. Morton,
Boney Scott, Chns: Wise, Bell Wilson,
fcnry Hess, E. Trickett, William Ken.
ME. Hi. Hawkins, o. IA. Watson, Law.
renee Mccray.
Third Ward
Committeeman Clarence l.. Musgrave
called the convention to order. NJ. NJ.
Foster was made temporary chairman
and Luther Nay was made temporary
secretary. On motion Of George
semers the temporary organisation
was made permanent.
D., G. Williams placed Joseph B.
Watherwax in nomination. There
was no other candidate and wather.
wax was declared the nominee.
D. G.. Williams nominated DR.. G.. H.
Brown1eld for Committeeman and he
was the choice OF the convention.
The. following delegates were select.
cd to attend the city convention:
Thomas v. Buckley, Clarence L.
Musgraye, Georges emers, Francis NJ.
Murphy. Benjamin. q. Williams. A. 7.
McElfresh, Lawrence Koran, G. b.
Myers, Charles Edward McCray, Jr..
William Miller. Joseph B. wathcr.
wax, Henry Hager, Willard N. Foster,
Luther l. Nay. John L. Rush, James
u. Morgan, Martin u. Holt. Lamar c.
Powell, Charles Murphy, John A. Nc.
Nary, W. b. SCOT, {. w Shaw, Ho,
mer 3. Likens.
Fourth Ward.
The Fourth ward; convention was
to order BY Committeeman
'James A. Meredith who named KEN.
bic White temporary chairman and
Paul G. Armstrong temporary secre.
tary. On motion ot Thomas W. Elem.
Ing the temporary organization was
made permanent.
Chairman White read the call.
On motion OF T.W. Fleming the or.
der OF business adopted was first the
nomination OF councilman, second,
nomination Of committeeman, third Sc.
lection Of delegates to city convention.
Marshall w. Ogden named Charles
Bruce Highland for councilman and
IT. v. Boydston presented the name
Of Howard Kelley for the nomina.
Stion. The vote as %canvassed by Tel.
lers James A. Meredith and Francis e.
Nichols resulted in twcnty.nine votes
for Highland and twenty votes for
Kelley.
NJ. W. Ogden presented the name
;ot James L. Shinn for committeeman.
Thare was no other nomination ana
he was the conventions. choice.
The following, delegates were Sc.
lected for the city convention:
James A. Meredith. Charles Il.
Shaw. Thomas W.. Fleming. Marshall
W. Ogden, A. L. Lehman, w. Howard
Kelley, Francis 2. Nichols, Ray liar.
den, Frank P. Hall, Jacob c. Kerns.
P. Brent Swearingen, John G. Smith,
George E. Holdrea, Anthony McDon-
,ough, A. A. Hamilton. Jacob J.. Lee,
George F.. Amos, Charles S. Billings,
lea, d. A. 'Yeager, John Blschofr,
Charles D; swiger, Duncan Sinclair,
II. NJ. Jacobs, Birch Default, T. W.
sDoydston.
DR.. c. o. Henry offered the follow.
ing resolution which was voted to be
presented at the city convention;
Whereas, several cities Of this and
iother States have adopted what is
called the commission form OF govern
ment, aud
Whereas, 1t Is proving a success,
therefore be 1t