Little Falls weekly transcript., 1894-09-21
The Republicans Have
Their Inning at Nomi-
mating Candidates. I
Delegates Elected to Forty
sixth District Legisla-
tive Convention.

equity Ill tHc 1e4455lSldllVt COuFcuCAOh
for the 46th district, and for nomi-
mating candidates for county officers
was called to order by I. W. Bouck
chairman. M. M. Williams was
appointed temporary chairman, and
F.. E. Mansfield secretary.
The following committee on
credentials was appointed: j. j..
Jacobson, VIM. Nichols, A. D.
Davidson, Eugene Eckerson, and
w. F. Kay.
The chair appointed the following
committee on permanent Organiza-
ton: w. A. Shoemaker, Robert
Muncey, NJ. &. Davis, Jos. Adams,
Christian Christ.
Convention then adjourned for
half an hour to give the committee
on credentials time to report.
Convention was called to order
and the committee on credentials
reported as follows:
Agram-B. Rathburn.
. Buckman-A. Shea, j. H. DOcken.
Bellevue-J. D. Logan, P. b. Me-
DOugall, l.. D. Forbes, James A.
Nichols, A. A. Morrill,, RObt. Muncy.
Belle Prairie-To nominate county
officers, Sam Gorst, Geo. Foster; TO
nominate legislative ticket-T. NJ.
Wilcox, Andrew Hanson.
Culdrum-Henry Allen twOvOtes.
CouSh-RObt. Kinney.
Cushing-A. D. Davidson, proxy
for VIM. Long, two votes.
City of Little Falls:
First Ward-A. D. Davidson, l.. NJ.
Roberts, Jerome Mecusker, l..
Gaudet.
Second ward-C. 3. Ruckman, NJ.
C. Davis, D. D. Olds. D. G. Conner, l..
j. Wright, ~. P. Blanchard, A. 3,
johnson.
Third ward-F. =. Turner, u. C..
Gordon r. Baker, c. F. Engstrom,
Henry Sauvsla. ~,s" s".~~' 81. .
Elm Dale-J. j. jacobson, Watkin
Davis, N. B. Twist, A. Anderson.
Green Prairie-Eugene EckersOn,
Eugene Rasicot.
Little Falls Town-T. E. Doten,
Herman Hyson.
Motlcy-Chas. Hodge. A. G. Law
renee, James Whitford, F. O. Muzzy.
Delegates present full vote.
Pierz-Peter Neuman, Christian
Gust.
Parker-A. W. Randall, j. p.
Strabe.
Pike Creek-M. Nj. Williams, Martin
Scott.
Ripley-Jos. Adams, Cyrus Err
skin.
Rale Prairie-NOt represented.
Randall-C. w. Shumaker, S. r.
Eide.
Scandia Valley-A. D. Davidson,
proxy for VIM. Long, two votes.
Swan River-Wm. F. Kay, S.
Dingman, E. Mansfield.
Swanville-A. p. McRae. J. J. Nc
Rae, Ben Taylor.
Two Rivers-J. l.. HawkinsOn,
Josiah Myers.
The Committee on permanent
organization reported in favor Of
making the temporary organization
permanent and the report was
adopted.
The legislative delegates were then
elected as follows.
NJ. NJ. Williams, J. H. Docken, P
B. McDougall, VIM. Rasicot, James
Whitford, II. Nj. Wilcox, T. E.
Doten. G.. B. Buckman, J. A. Nichols
A. P. McRae, ,Watkin Davis, F.
E. Mansfield.
Upon motion the delegation was
instructed to present the name o1
Hon. w. NJ. Fuller for senator. @>ss
The convention proceeded to the
nomination Of county officers. The
nomination OF auditor was passed
for the present and the convention
took up the nomina ton OF treasurer
: Henry Allen, j. D. Logan and "A. D
Davidson were appointed tellers.
hi The names OF ii. Hill and +. x
Lafond were presented and upo1
the first ballot the result was al
follows ri Il d d i 81 ~ ss .zs4 4
H. s.. H1ll... . !,
r.. x. LafOnd...
Mr.. Lafond was declared th
nominee of the convent ton. D 8
Valentine p. Kaspa rex ~ as nom
mated for auditor, and there bein'
q no further nomina ton he was nom
, mated by acclama tion.
For sheriff there were three car
didates, H. A. Rider, f. B. Stuar
and +. .sP. Farrow.
b pom otion an informal ballo
was taken which resulted as follows
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B. tuart 4. &. I. 3. ].
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