The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-03-14
WINNERS FOR CITY COUNCIL Arc NAMED
Three Councilmen Are Re
Named and Two New
Men Nominated.
DELEGATES CHos E N
All Five Conventions Are
Very Harmonious and
Well Attended.

Con1cilmanic nominations we're
made, members of the city executive
committee elected and delegates
chosen to the city convention to be
held at Z o'clock tonight in the
county court house, at Republican
ward conventions last night. the
conventions were well attended ana
perfect harmony prevailed:
First Ward.
The convention in the first ward
was called 10 order by f. Milstead,
who read the convention call and
nominated John Kearns as temper
airy chairman and James j. Cough
lin as temporary secretary. Patrick
H. hields made a molten that the
temporary organization be made
permanent and it carried. Chair
man Kearns asked the convention
for nominations for councilman.
As only one name. that OF Patrick
Judge. was given his nomination was
made by accIamatfon. p. j. Lyden
and S. u. Milstead were elected ex-
ecutive committee men and the fol
lowing forty-seven delegates were
named to represent the ward at
the convention to be held in the
rprrt hpusa +nniob4
r. J Welch, 7 G. GIardman, q.
E. Pratt, H c. F4offman, S. F. Mil
stead, P. j Lyden. w. w. Ours.
Daniel Henry, Frank Moran, Benja-
min Maple, Michael Gill, Marx
Thomas, Bernard Philbb1, NJ. j. 4
.crowly, Bernard coughiin, E. B.
Warner, John Howe. John Kearns,
James Howe, Thomas H. Burke,
Charles Frum, Charles Morrison, DR..
U. G. showalter, Charles Smith,
John Patton, Edward Ball, Samuel
Robinson, John o'Day, James Price,
James Killeen, Thomas Mulherau,
Frank McGraw, j. T. Cornell, j.
II, Greenwood, Thomas W. Burk,
Curtis D. FLEMING, ]. Y. Hart,
Clarence King, Joseph ElweH, John
Frye, Frank strimble, Joseph Car
duff, A "A. Lowe, George Morrison,
NJ. B. Thorn, Daniel Morrison a1d
William Mulheran
Second Ward.
Ex-Mayor Lafayette c. Grille pre-
sided and 1. W. Cofrman acted as
secretary. John w. Barnes was
unanimously nominated for coun-
Gilman and William A. Harrington
and Robert shuttleworth were
chosen members of the executive
committee. The following is a list
of the names of delegates to the cityI
convention:
L. c. Grille, R. B, Wilson, John
G. Williams, Brton D. Bailey, vic
tor Merriman, Lyle Smith, Robert
Koblegard. Roy E. Parrish, Frank
A. Kelley, c. P. Keely, DR.. c. w.
Helterman, C. C. Frnly, James NJ
coffman, G, II Harding, il. ".
Cohman, S. c. Depham, J. o.
Brooks, b. F. Thompson, j. NJ.
Knox, Robert shuttlewonth, E. &C.
s. Holmboe, R. A. Goodwin, Albert
Markert, Michael criss, William
Harrington, ]. NJ. Carskadon, f. L.
Speaker, John w. Barnes, Emil !.
Francois. Charles C. Coffmtn,, viii
liam E Taylor, FIRED "A. olds, Carl
ICaywood, George T. Lockwood, S.
R. Griffin, William Freeman, Har-
ry Riley. French jackson, r.. E.
Clark, c. P. Rush, Charles ogden.
James Thomas, James Washington,
Harvey Andrews, Jonas washington,
Albert Miles, Robert Brent, George,
Donally. Grant Brent, William Rut-
fin, Howard White, win E. Smith,
Andrew ]. Watson, John w. Davis.
Hugh Morrow. W, E. Tate, R. D.
Wilson, Anthony NJ. Donohue, Cal
vim Wilson and Hugh Downs.
Third Ward.
The Third ward renominated
Charles NJ. Ernst for member or
council without opposition, chose