Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-17

his name on the ballot, but is bo-
lieved to have won out through the
employment of the ''stickeI"
method.
The Democrats had no candidates
in the field for either the nomlna-
ton for district attorney nor res
lister or recorder, and neither party
was able to put a candidate in the
field for county surveyor and county
coroner nominations. For all OF
these vacancies, nominations are
believed to. have been made yester-
day through the writing in of names.
Just who will be the nominees will
be undetermined until the official
returns are compiled. DIR. George
w. Gault, of Marysville, who has
served one and part of another
term as coroner, is running strong
for the nominations of both parties.
MnrysviIle, Pa. Sept. 17.-In the
heaviest primary vote cast in Marys-
Vile in recent years. Milton c. Dick
and John. w. Ensminger won the Re-
publican and Democratic nominations,
respectively. for chief burgess Of
Marysville.
Around this fight the greatest in
tcrcst in the local primaries ccntered.
two candidates being in the field.
Dick won out over Fred C. Hamil-
ton. while Ensminger Iowncl the
present incumbent, Amos NJ. Fisher,
Dick had 104 votes to IS for Hamil-
ton, while Ensminger polled 81 votes
to ~ for Fisher.
Contests were had .or only, one
other Republican office, that of audi
tor. Candidates were nominated with
the following vote: School Director
John L. Hahn, Sr.. 157; ". L. Roberts.
10. High Constable-J. D. Carmich-
ael. Isl. Constable-T. II. Fenicle
1S6. Judge of Elections-W. II. 10
cher. 1872. Inspector IF Elections -
John Westfall, 1877. Asscssor-W. S.
Fortenbaugh, l57. Council-C. L. Da-
Wis, 179; II. o. Sadler. i'll; f. W.
Geib. III. John L. Hahn, Jr. won the
auditor nomination over r. y. Hench,
the vote being 100 to 81.
On the Democratic ,ide, Alfred d.
Flickinger and John diDpl4 won the
four-year nominations for Council.
For the two-year nomination there is
4 tie between Arthur z. Banfer and
Russell b. Wheeler, each having
polled GO votes. Leroy Stees is GER
tain of defeat, having secured but Al
votes.
Write In Names
For the Democratic nomination for
auditor, Paul L. Ellenb,rger won over
c. w. S. Ensminger, "a 10 81. For
School Director, II. !. Deckdrd, tie
only nominee whose name was Cn The
ballot polled III votes, J. II. Brltton
earned the right to have his name dp-
pear on the ballot. when FIVE voters
wrote his name in. Shers was 4 scat
tering vote for a number of others.
S. II. Mace won the inspector of
elections office over Paul T.. Stecs
- to 3S. j. o. Albright vas nominat-
ed for constable with 99 votes, com
pared to &c for j. 5. Boyer. ". T.
Whitmyer won the hign constable
nomination without dispute, polling
113 votes. H. R. Raisner had LIS
votes for judge of elections and James
L. Halbach had 1t6 for assessor.
While no candidates appeared fer
County Coroner. Or -. Y. Iault. If
this place. polled a strong local vcie
on both parties, and promises to Sc
cure at least one of the nominations.
The Republicans gave him 10 votes
and the Democrats gave him IL. DR..
Charles r. Snyder. also o. this place.
received votes of both parties, 13 Re-
publicans and Democrats casting
ballots in his favor. 'ieorga w. Her
man, first baseman On the iIarySville
team of the Dauphir-Perry League.
received one vote IN the Republican
ticket for this office.
James NJ. Barnett. of New Bloom-
field, received a majority of Sc for
the President Judgship over Jeremiah
" Keller, of New Bloomfield, John
w. Keller. of Rye town Ihip. ind Nc
Clellan Woods. of Wheatfrld town
ship. received big votes for tine Re-
publican County Commissioners rship
nomiEations in a big field OF candi-
dates. w. G. 10y, of Newport and
c. w. Neck, of Wheatfield township.
lead the Democratic field hy a wi6e
margin.