Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-06-15
FOR DUNN.
The County Convention In
y. structs for Dunn for
Huditor.

The committee on credent ials at the
Republican county convention Fri
day afternoon reported the dele
gates as follows:
Agram-H. Hilborn.
Bucknlan-JO ohm Lyle and "a. HI.
Shea s
Belle Prairie-S. Gorst and Geo.
Foster.
Culdrum-Dan Campbell.
Clough-James Quick. ss. :. 81 .
Cushing-W VIM. Long and H. G.. Ben
nett. III. # #
City OF Little. Falls. First ward
A. d. Davidson, H. A. Rider, C. A.
Lindbergh and Joseph Bourassa.
City Of Little Falls, Second ward
w. M. Fuller, Z. B. Buchanan, L. J.
Wright, s. A. Siverts, n. Elvig,
Frank Southmayd, j. w. Close.
T. City of Little Falls, Third ward
Il. Z. Gordon. J. c. Burial. G. T..
Engstrom. Henry Savala, F. F.
Turner. IT. c.. Gordon has proxy for
Henry Savala. ="
Elm Dale-Wm. Boyle, Nels Lar
son, I. H. Misfeldt, Watkin Davis, j.
j. Jacobson. ,
Little Falls town-AIilo Porter a nd
VIM. Pedley. ..
Green Prairie-R. E. Denny and F.
D. Hall.
MOrrill-Jule Baker.
Motley-W. H. Benson, G. H.
Hodge, a. &. lawrence, Geo. Mosher.
Pierz-John Neuman and &. II.
Crest.
Parker-R. w. Jones and j. P.
Strahl.
Pike Creek-Martin Scott and For
tbs Avery.
Ripley-.]oe Adams and S. Erskine.
Randall-Fred Boulter and G. w.
Shumaker.
Scandal Valley
Swan River-Paul KrOttOchinsky,
Fred Hanfler, D. Corbir.
Two Rivers-M. N. Young and Paul
Noe.
Swanville-A. p. McRae, Ola Laf-
green, John Strahl. a. P. McRae the
right of proxy for Lafgreen and
Strahl.
In the Bellevue contest matter the
commit tee reported that both dele
cations had elements of regularity,
and referred the settling of the mat
ter to the convention. The cOnven-
ton discussed the matter awhile and
seemed to think that the committee
should make some recommendation
in the ma tier, as they had heard all
the claims of both sides. The COM
mittee retired for a short time and
brought back Il report in favor OF
the following delegates:
H. Galley, I. w. Bouck, W. H. Da-
Wis, A. G. Wilson, w. +. Jones and
Mark Murphy.
The convention accepted thereport
of the committee. g.
The following delegates to the
state convention were elected by
acclamation:
A. r. Davidson, D. Corbin. A. &.
Lawrence, VIM. Long, Watkin
Davis, G.. B. Buchanan, Milo Young,
G. A. Lindbergh, A. P. McRae, I. w.
Bouck, c.. w. Shumaker. ~.
Delegates to the congressional con-
vention were then elected by accla-
nation, as follows:
w. M. Fuller, FRED Boulter, c. H.
Z Hodge, +. H. Misfeldt, S. A. Siverts,
Mark Murphy, Jno. A. Berkey, Nj.
Scott, j. A. Adams, Adam Shea, l..
j. Wright, r. E. Denny.
The following resolution was Of
fered by C. 4. Lindbergh, and uhani-
mously adopted:
Whereas, the term of office of Hon.
D. B. Searle, as Judge of the Seventh
judicial District expires on the first
day of January, 1895, and the Bar of
the District having unanimously in
dorsed him for reelection to that
office at the coming election. And,
Whereas, we recognize the eminent
ability and fitness of Judge Searle to
discharge every duty devolying upon
him as such officer. sa~:zE.s.. 4. ~.
Therefore Resolved that we heart
lily indorse the candidacy OF Judge
Searle for reelection to- the office OF
Judge of this Judicial District.
The convention then adopted the
fo1lOvintr rnsf,lnti0n l1nanimnlSlyS5
Be IT RESOLVED: By the Repub-
licans OF Morrisoncounty in cOnven-
ton assembled that we most heartily
endorse the work OF Hon. r. G. Dunn.
OF Princeton, in the legislature OF
1898 in exposing the fraudulent sale
OF state pine lands, and that MOrri-