Mower County transcript., 1894-07-11
REPUBLICANS M EFT,
they Held Convention at the
Court House Monday and
80 Delegates Elected.
Sixteen. at st. Paul Today and the
Rest Will go to zWinona
August %.

The regular Republican County
convention duly called to elect dele
gates to the state and congressional
conventions, met at the court house in
Austin on Monday, July 9, at 3 o'clock
p. m, and was called to order by r.
=. Shepherd, none of the members of
the county committee being present.
}. D. Allen was elected temporary
chairman, r. =. Shepherd was elected
temporary secretary, and MS. Gordon
was duly elected temporary assistant
secretary. "
On motion the chairman appointed
the following gentlemen as the COM
mittee on credentials: Ira Padden.
DR.. H. L. Knight and G. F. Greening.
While the committee was out, the
following gentlemen were called upon
and made speeches: Aaron Kimball,
}. r. Webb, County Attorney Granger
OF Olmsted county, and Anton Fried
rich.
The chairman read the call for the
convention. It was resolved that the
chair appoint committee on resolu-
ti6ns. The following gentlemen were
}'appointed: L. D. Baird. DR.. Frazer
!. and Aaron Kim ball.
Committee on credentials reported
the following gentlemen entitled to
seats as delegates:
| AUSTIN CITY-FIRsT WARD.
D. H. Stimson, A. W. Wright, A.
W. Allen, John Robertson, Fay r.
Smith, John Giles, Burr Maxwell, A.
Friedrich, P. A. Bartlett.
.v SECOND WARD. <.
n. Kingsley, G.. S. Hildahl, J. W.
G. Dinsm<oor, G. J. Miller, r. E. Shep-
herd, J. Solner, Parke Goodwin, Chris
Hall, Lyman D. Baird.
THIRD WARD.
Ira Padden, E. J. Ames, James
Smith, Edison Bassett, J. W. Mackay.
L. M. Wilsie, D. Turner, A. G. Chap
man.
AUSTIN TOWN.
H. w. Lightly, S. J. Requa, r. II.
Dinsmoor, A. Kim ball, A. Hickok.
| ,; ADAMS VILLAGE.
| Charles Starkson.
| ADAMS TOWN.
! N. G. Johnson, Ole Fl. Mos, Iyer E.
Tiegen, Knut Thompson.
DEXTER TOWN.
H. J. Hull: A. S. Robson, John
George.
DEXTER VILLAGE.
| j. E. Flood, o. J. Dickens.
/ FRANKFORT.
! R. A. Donaldson, H. J.. Lockwood,
S. E. Boyes, w. H. Goodsell.
GRAND MEADOW VILLAGE.
c. f. Greening, c.. J. Higbie, H. B.
Sheldon, P. Schleiger, J. F. Carson.
GRAND MEADOW TOWN.
W.P. Hoppin, John DeYoung, J.
T. Miller.
LEROY VILLAGE.
W. W. Sweet, J. D. Allen, H. L.
Knight, G.. w. W. Harden.
LODI.
II. H. CrOssett, Ole K. Hegge.
LANSING.
E. 8. Williams, M. Gregson, n. S.
Gordon, John Thompson, Frank
Haney.
LYLE VILLAGE.
W. A. Frazer, J. A. Curran.
LYLE TOWN.
John Beach, A. Hotson, N. E. Pace
K. G. Knutson, Frank Herzog.
MARSHAL.
Nels Anderson. Ole Slinde Jr., L
H. Cotter, Nels Erickson, J: G. Sathre
NEVADA.
x. AmmundsOn. J. H. DeRemer
O. Lerud.
PHEASANT VALLEY.
E. S. Hoppin, VIM. Brown.
J. RED ROCK. -.
w. H. Palmer. W. Woodward. Geo
wv. Hunt, A. B. Warren. J. w
: Thatcher, L: Kirkland. -
SARGENT.
H. A. Waldron, Philip Heydt, Jolr
3. Gjernes. >'.. e..
-+1sF TAOPI. 'H..
r: M. Halsey.
UDOLPHO. ,.. +
J. S. S. Washburn, Sever Ingelson
George Bassett, H. Noble.
WALTHAM.
e. J. Markham, n. T. Johnson, Geo
Zeimer.
:2s WINDOW.
D. McTavish, G.. w. Phillips, f. G.
| Ray, ]. Woodward.
The towns of Bennington. Clayton
, Leroy and Racine were unrepresent
J; ed. On recommendat tion of the com
mittee on credentials Andrew Thomp
son was admitted to the convention
and cast the votes of the town of LIE
Roy.
!. The ranort was accented and the