The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1892-05-07
REPUBLICAN IN CONVENTION.
An Enthusiastic Meeting of Park COunty's
Representative Republicans.


An Enthusiastic Meeting of Park County
Representative Republicans.
The delegates from the several pr
cincts IN Park county, selected in pursl
q ance of call for the purpose of choosin
! delegates to the republican state conver
L ton at Missoula, assembled at Fowlie
,. hall at IL o'clock Saturday morning
1 The meeting was called to order by
Deutsch, chairman of the republica
county committee, after which the pub
lished calls for the state and county con
I ventions were read by j. E. Mintie, sec
9 retary of the county committee. Chair
: man Deutsch then briefly addressed tn
D delegates, calling attention to the i'm
portance of the work before them ant
the necessity for united and harmonious
7 action to the end that the best results
may be attained for the party in Parl
county through the action of it's dele
, gates at Missoula.
, A temporary organization was ther
| effected by the election of S. G. Hunter
of Horr as chairman and j. B. Amin o1
Cokedale as secretary. On motion the
chair was instructed to appoint commit
tees of five members each on credentials
permanent organization and rules, ano
on resolutions.
On motion the chairmen Of the several
delegations were requested to hand in
to the secretary the credentials of dele
gates, when recess of ten minutes was
taken to permit the chair to select the
several committees.
Upon reassemb bling the chair announ-
ced the following committees:
! Credentials F. Sturtevant, G. N
Sargent, P. F. Hanley, J. A. Hall, Her
man Kahle.
Permanent Organization Deutsch
O. E. Lanphear, Lawrence Link, Har-
ris Fargo, E. P. WILDER.
Resolutions w. F. Meyer, Jerome
Williams, John r. King, D. G. Ross,
John F. Locke.
On motion the convention then ad-
journed until 2 o'clock p. m. Immedi-
ately after adjournment the delegates
met in caucus and proposition sub
mitted and agreed to by which Coke
dale, Hig Timber, Horr, Cascade and
Cooke were permitted to each name one
delegate, Red Lodge three and Living
ston six of the fourteen delegates to the
state convention at Missoula,
Upon reassembline at o'clock the
convention was called to order by the
temporary chairman, S. G. Hunter, after
which the report of the committee on
credentials was received and read. On
motion the report was accepted and the
committee discharged. Roll call showed
the following delegates present:
Chico-E. P. Wilber, ......=
Fridley-A. j. Ringlesby, Herman
kahle.
Cokedale-J. B. Amin, 0. E. Ian
phear, Peter Sandalius, w. H. Williams,
Carlos Meigs.
Big Timber. A. Hall, ], L, Cough
nour, G. T. Busha:
Mission = Woedson Hodges, J. F.
Locke.
Hunters Hot Springs-Harris Fargo.
Livingston, Dist. No. John Walker,
T. F. Sturtevant, H. w. Bingham, A. B.
Lind, Jerome Williams, Geo. Bixby,J.
F. Lawrence, N. J. Wolcott, E. H.
Hanche, Frank Nuttall,
Livingston, Dist. No. 2-E. Cough
nour, Geo. H. Wright, Frank White,
John R. King, NJ Wetzstein, J. G. Villas,
Harry Philbrick, F, W. Wright, George
Knight, John Harvey,
Livingston, Dist. No 3-W. T. Collins.
S. Deutsch, /. Orschel, w. M. Niblock,
S. NJ. Nye, Lee Eisenberg, Walter Alder
son, w. F. Marshall, Louis Schott, Sam
uel Bundock.
Cascade-David Rankin, D. N. Ely,
Otis Button.
Red Lodge-p. F. Hanley, w. F. Mey-
ers, E. L. Boardman
Horr-S. G. Hunter, Lawrence Link.
Gardiner. G. Mccartney, G. N.
Sargent
Cooke-P. H. Branser, D. G. Ross, T.
NJ. Robbins, w. j. Vinnedae.
The committee on permanent organ
ization reported as follows: For per
manent chairman, J. H, Hall of Big
Timber; for permanent secretary, J. B.
Amin Of Cokedale. On motion the re-
port was accepted, adopted and the COM
mittee discharged, and Mr.. Hall escorted
to the chair by committee, consisting
of Messrs. Deutsch and Meyer. 1t was
moved that the committee on resolu-
tions defer their report until after the
election Of delegates; carried.
The action of the caucus relating to
the selection of delegates was then, on
motion, endorsed and made part of the
proceedings Of the convention.
The selection of delegates was then
proceeded with and on motion the Sec
retary instructed to call roll of precincts
outside of Livingston for the purpose of
giving them an opportunity to name the
candidates to represent them at Mis-
soula.
Cokedale being called presented the
name of j. B. Amin as delegate and
Peter Sandalius as alternate. There be-
ing no farther nominations on motion
the secretary was instructed to cast the
vote OF the convention for the parties
named.
Big Timber presented the name of
George M. Hatch as delegate and r. B
Briggs as alternate, and they were duly
elected.
Cascade presented the name of D. p