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pie to his own reelection were greeted
i with ,vocifer0us cheers. -
ReleUates IN State Conya,,sfo,,

pie to his own reelection were greeted
with yocifer0us cheers. ~
Delegates to State Convention
A. Nj. Goudrich moved that the con-
vention proceed 10 erect one delegate
10 the state convention for eaeh four
delegates in the county conven ton,
and one delegate to the judicial con-
, venton for each ten delegates in the
county convention. 60 NE one moved
the chairman appoint the deleg ates.
There were emphatic expressions OF
disapproval at this sug gestion, Aid.
Jennings denOuncing thi s as machine
politics" John II. Long tried to have
motion adopted that til e chair should
appoint committee 10 III axe tile selec-
tloh or delegates, but this was hooted
down. Mr.. Goodrich the II caught thr
popular feeling by cOntin ing his motion
To simply the state convention, and
moving that the deleg aies from each
ward and from the county meet forth
with III separate conve ntIOnS and elect
delegates TO the state convention in
accordance with the following appOr-
tioHment:
First ward. 9 delegates; Second ward
4; Third ward, II; Fourth ward. II;
Fifth ward, 10; Sixth ward, IL; Seventh
ward, 1; Eighth ward, 4; Ninth ward.
.; Tenth ward, 2; Eleventh ward, z;
iwtiith ward, 5: Thirteenth ward, ::
Is from the county, and l at large. j.
il. Lung again moved to give the ap-
no nIment of the delegates to a COM
inItIee consisting of one delegate from
each ward and two from the county
Tins was also emphatically sat down
upon. and then Mr.. GOodrich's motion
prevailed aud the convention resolved
Itself into fourteen sub conventions
"A MI h.a fnI dol ofnS. N,
the state convention after unanimously
electing the chairman of the convention
The delegate atzlarge:
At i.arge-F. G. Winston.
/ First Ward-Charles Mulchew. Titus Mar
eek E. j. L'Herault. John Garrigan, Perry
A Long, Peter Vose, K. Z. Heinrich, John
". Corey. T. j. Kelly.
Second Ward-B f. Nels OH, Frank Len
hart, j; {; haynes, E. J. Couray.
Third Ward--F. Lorenz, James Best W. a.
Bofferding, NJ. W. Whelan, Z. Martin,sH. Y .
Dahn, Matt Gross. F. W. Pra t.. E. Schumpek,
j H. Benson, William Lohf, j. N. Preiser,
r. Beaton. Thomas sullivan.
Fourth Waru-John Nickles, NJ F. Haaey,
l.. X Hull. j. r. Vanderlip. j. p. Motfatt s.
K. Child, Ralph Reece, w. II. Lynn. Martin
Collins, H. E: Fryberger, c. A. Cameron,
james H. Williamson.
Fifth Ward-J. H. Stevens P. B. Winston,
low, Frank Larrabee, Alex Todd, j. NJ. My
| ers, -C.QHist.
sixth Ward - Theodore Swanson, j. A.
Hagman. L. Fre1erickson, Olaf Void. F e.
Reeson. John Mullaney S. A. Thomas, Ed
Wetherson. Andrew Lindbery, Matt Walsh
Seventh Ward-J. II. Proctor. o. H. Shep
ley, L. l.. Edwards \. NJ Goodrich.
Eighth Ward-T. r. Huddleson, E. W..
Murphy. j. f. Burwise. A. W. PARIS.
Ninth Nard-H. =. Nelson, Archie Gran
sic. John Mckay, F. j. WoCdcock, w NJ
aBeualkins, o. 2. Miller.
Tenth Ward-George E. Ledgerwood, NJ.
| II. Cole.
Eleventh Ward-Jacoh Stoft j. R. Lully
R.J. Cheney William Peterson, CD Fjeil-
man, William Elmere, Edward Slater
Twelfth Ward-C. L. Loomis L. 5. Brown
Z. K Fischer
Thirteenth Ward-Alex Stewart
County-Edward Egan, Fred Schmidt, NJ