The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1894-07-05

son.
Hodges w. Stuart, G. B. Parks.
Framness- %. Mikkleson, j. g..
Hvile, o. j. Olson.
Swan Lake-A. Violin, P. G.. Lar
son, NJ. Hendrickson.
Rendsville-O J. Folk, E. Harstad,
Donnelly-P. A. Olson, J. Hartung.
Morris E. Clark, A. Towner.
Darnen-E. ?. Watson, E. B. Lins-
ley.
Eorton-F. Messenbrink.
Stevens-H. E. Johnson, J. E. Lar
son.
Scott T. Golden, o. r. Eyestad.
Pepperton-C. Kline.
Eldorado-A.G G. Parsons, A. Stone
berg.
Everglade-H. G. Hubert.
Baker-A. G. Mumbleau.
Synnes-O. Lofthus, G. Breuer.
The following resolutions We're pre-
sented and adopted:
RESOLVED, That we, the Republicans
of Stevens county. believing that the
principles of the Republican party
are vital to the welfare of the nation,
reaffirm our faith in the great funda-
mental doctrines of Republicanism,
namely, the greatest good to the great
est number, and pledge our earnest
effort to promote and sustain these
ends.
The democratic party having
brought ruin out of prosperity, dis
aster, distrust and confusion where
| confidence and hope have heretofore
prevailed, are neither worthy of the
charge entrusted to them, or COM
potent to administer and govern the
affairs of state or nation.
We adhere tothe principles of protec-
ton. honest money, good government
and Just laws, and believe the great
future of this grand government will be
assured restored, retained and secured
by the domination of the principles
and reforms, the Republican party
inaugurated and maintains.
The following delegates to the state,
congressional and Legislative conven-
tons, who were chosen by the del
egates from the several commissioner
districts, were presented by the COM
mittee as delegations, and were as fol-
lows:
Stato-W. J. Munro, III. S. hudson,
A. Violin, A. B. Williams, C. Kline,
E. B. Linsley, G. Breuer, j. D. Walt
ers.
| Congressional-G. E.. Darling, E.
Peterson, o. Mikkleson, P. G.. Larson,
L. r. Macintosh, T. Golden, g. G.
Thorp, P. W. burke, H. E. johnson.
Legislative-S. A. Flaherty, G. E.
Darling, Q. J. Olson, M. Hendrickson,
J. r. Holton, F. Kline, A. G. Parsons,
! A. Stoneberg, I'll. 2. Carlson. E. P
Watson.
The following officers were chosen
by reclamation, except for Register OF
Deeds, the contest being between O
| N. Dohlen and Ed. Lehman, the latter
winning by % to Is on the first bal
lot: 5i
! Auditor N r. Spur
/ Treasurer Carl Buckeptin.
Sheriff g. III. Munroa
| Register of Deeds Ed. Lehman.
| Co. Attorneys. A. Flaherty.
Judge of Probate G. E. Darling.
Superintendent of Schools. r
Macintosh.
/ Coroner-D. r Sutherland.
| Surveyor-D. T. Wheaton.
! Court Com 'n4.-J. D. Gillespie.
County Com. I'd Dist-A. g.. Parsons
|. 4th " g. G. Thorpe.
! The following resolutions we're pre-
sented and adopted;
RESOLVED, That we endorse the
candidacy of G. l.. Brown as Judge oil
this judicial district, and in SO doing
give expression to our sentiments oil
confidence and esteem for him as an
able, Conscientious and upright Judge
and also to express regard for him as
worthy and respected citizen.
i RESOLVED, That we endorse the can
didacy of August T. Koerner, of Meek
er county, for state treasurer, recog-
nizing in him that sterling integrity,
competent ability and unquestioned
probity that the important RESPONSE
bilities of the Office of state treasurer
demands.
| On motion, the delegates to the
| legislative convention were instructed
to use all honorable efforts to secure
the nomination of e. j. Jones as SEN
/ ator for the 49th district.
4 The chair was instructed to appoint
county committee, to consist of one
from each commissioner district.
On motion, adjourned,