The Portland daily press., 1894-07-17
REPUBLICAN, CAUCUsEs.
To Chose Delegates to the District and
Legislative Conventions.

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The Republican caucuses to select del
egates to both the district and legisla-
tive conventions were held last evening
and wsre fairly well attended, although
not SO largely as would have been the
case if there had been a contest In
| Ward 8 there was the largest gathering
as there were supposed to be two candi-
dates for the legislature from the ward,
Wilbur c. Wheldon and Benjamin G.
Ward. Mr.. Wards friends, however, did
not present any ticket in the interest of
their candidate, and the delegates chos-
en- were unanimously in favor of Mr..
Wheldon. The delegates to the legisla-
! tive convention from the other wards are
not understood to be pledged, but Ward
l favors Mr.. V. Richard Foss. This is
the list of delegates elected:
WARD ONE.
At the caucus in kWard R. K Galley
acted as chairman and W.P. Norton as
clerk. The following were chosen:
District Conven tion-C. +. Dam, I'D.
Decelle, FIN. Calderwood, I. e. Hart
nett, E. N. Greedy, J.T. Johnston. J. W.
York.
Representative Conventional. II.
Shaw, Benjamin Thompson, W. H Loon
ey, Alpheus Griffin, RS. Davis, r. K.
Galley, J.W. Estle.
1t is understood that the latter dele
| gates will present to the representative
convention V. Richard Foss as candidate
for the legislature from the east end of
the city.
WARD TWO.
TIL. Foristal was elected chairman
and F. B. Snowman, secretary.
District-John d. Snowman, Thos. j.
buckingham, Stephen W. earle, Francis
| Barr, Hiram L. Jones. Orlo W. Fullam,
| Sanford A. Maddox.
observation-disclosures S. Jack, Warren
| King, James Cunningham, Benjamin
| Gribben Edward S. Skillin, James
Logue, I'd. George M. Eastman.
WARD THREE.
William Willard, was elected chairman
and W. H. Brownson secretary.
= District george 3. Hawkes., Edward
| K.Guenthner, James A. Martin, Walter
| L.Lefavor, VIC. Carney, John 7. Pal
mer, Jr., Frank W. Robinson.
| egislative-Clarence A. Baker, Fred
erick A. Thompson, George E. Mac
| gowan, W. H. Brownson, Edgar e.
Rounds. WI. Gill, John F. Alling-
| ham.
These delegates are in the interest of
Wilbur G. Whelden.
WARD -FOUR.
| C.Douglass was elected chairman
District-Fred E. Richards. Fred E.
1 :. 1x, IL, n~Ia I u
| Thompson, Mark P. Emery, W. Edwin
| Ulmer, Ivory S. Bean.
| Legislative-F Frank l.. Howe, Edwin
| A. Springer, Arthur E. Alexander, How
ard A. Fogg, William P. LarKin, Samuel
| A. True, George G. JOSE
| Mr.. n. E Redlon declined a place as
| delegate to the district convention, and
Ivory S. Bean was elected in his place.
WARD FIVE.
John FL. Fogg was elected chairman
and C. E. Leach secretary.
District-Charles F. Libby, Hiram I.
Plummer, William R. Wood, Marquis F.
King, Fred H. King, Austin D.Sullivan,
| Robert W. jackson.
Representative Josiah II. Drummond,
Frank Hovey, Wilbur F. Leighton,
| George A. Bynon, Wilford G.. Chapman,
| Edward W.Stevens, George W.Sylvester.
WARD SIX.
Charles H. Randall was elected chair
man and E. A. Gray secretary.
District-James P. Baxter Fred N,
Dow, Weston F. Milliken, Charles A.
| Brown, Stanley L. Pullen, John E. Pal
| mer, Edward P. Chase.
resentative-William M. Marks,
| Whitman Sawyer, &. Eugene Holt, q.
Frank Little, William H. Milliken.
George W. Simonton, Edwin A.Gray.
WARD SEVEN.
ia. Josselyn was elected chairman
| and G. H. Allan secretary.
| District ucien Snow, IlindIey M. Webb,
| kdw. P. Merrill, William b. Irish, Car
| roll W. Morrill,, Arthur L. Bates, Charles
Roberts.
Representative Henry P. Cox, Charles
| S. Fobes, James E. Hawkes., William H.
| Green, Frederick v. Chase, Octavius c.
| Elwell, Clarence W. Peabody.
The delegates elected in the several
wards to attend the district convention
are requested to meet at Reception Hall
today. July II, 1894, at 4 o'clock in the
afternoon, for the purpose of electing five
| delegates at large.
The delegates elected to nominate six
candidates for representatives to the
| legislature are requested to meet at Re-
| publican headquarters, Room 8, Browns
block on Wednesday, July, IS, at 4
o'clock in the afternoon for the purpose