San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-02-26
PRIMARY MEETINGS.
DELEGATES ELECTED TO REPUBLI-
CAN CONVENTION.
To be Held at Mission Garden Tomorrow
Morning at 10 O'clock.

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select delegates to the county con
yerition were held throughout thu
city and county yesterday after
| noon and last night. The meetings
were held in pursuance OF the cal
issued by Louis HUH, Ed. Fro
boese and William Hoefling, mem
bers of the republican county exec
utive committee, and the delegates
were selected to the republican
county convention to be held al
Mission garden Thursday morning
February 81. The county conven'
ton will send delegates to the state
congressional convention at Mis-.
sion garden on the afternoon OF
February 81.
The following list Of delegates
were elected:
Precinct No. ED. Froboese,
Otto Blumenthal, A. Gaul, III,
Deutsch, Geo. j. F. Schmidt, A. j,
Evans, F. Roberts, j. A. Beckmann,
w. Simmang, r. Vollert, j. Fro
boese, T. Magadieu.
Precinct No. DIR. Hays, w.
McAllister, l.. Wolf, F. Keller, d.
Heder, J. Walters, Chris. Walters,
r. Tommins, T. G. Mumme, g..
Gittinger, w. Scott.
Precinct No. 3.-M. A. Higgins,
w. Elmore, A. Walter, A. Rips,
Phi. Heitgen, A. Ruhncke, j.
Ruhnke, w. Fl. Hagy, Aug. Fro
boese, Simon de la Pena, A. B.
Manness.
Precinct No. Al. Walter, T.
Hertzel, F. Rummel, l.. Rummel,
T. Garoni, A. Robin, E. Ellermann,
w. Walter, III. Walsh, Cal. James,
r. Starke, Van Teel, M. Lopez.
Precinct No. 90. M. Shack
lett, w. ID. Druse, G. F. Klein,
VIM. Weems, d. Quasso, M. r.
Garcia, Lewis Hauer, j. G.. Grigg,
Bias Quetro, A. Cohen, Talestro
Quintero, George Houston, John
Sherrer and A. 3. Anderson.
Precinct No. Cd. P. Newcomb,
Joe Beckman, n. Underwood, G.
Gehweyler, l.. G. Grothouse, Chas.
Zoeller, Frank Caldwell, G. G.
Artz, E. Schuncke, George R.Stum-
berg, l.. Orinski, 1. Efron, Ed.
Hart, Jno. B. Walter, X. l.. Ander-
son, David Bell, Bart Crowthers,
G. B. Clavier, w. H. Houston,J ohm
Wolfarth, w. M. Hensely, s. G.
Bechtel, Ben. L. Varga, Sam
Rogers, Joe Woeltz, T. A. Kit
fridge, VIM. Long, J. A. Bryant,
F. Whitecotton, F. E. j. Meyer.
Precinct 7.-C. B. Hice, chairman;
Aug. Woeltz, secretary. Delegates:
G. B. Hice, G. G. Knight, August
WoeItz, J. 81. Bailey, J. H. Taylor,
X. O'Neil, HI. Turpe, Henry Shoop,
J. Wilson,W. Mckinney, F. Schott,
J. Martin, 81. James, III. Young,
B. Wilson, s. Wilson, Sam Taylor,
B. F. Brooks, G. Grant, Charlie
Haywood, II. Steiner, l.. D. Hoyt,
J. Love, B. Fassinedge, w. G. Wag-
ner, Charles Lucas, F. Carpenter,
VIM. Mathews, E. Jones, Chas. l..
Bateman, Thee. Eitt, III. Glass, Mic
Peters, Jacobo Coy, N. Williams,
Emile Duco, Will. Gar.
Precinct No. ST. B. Johnson,
chairman; Chas. Wernett, secre-
tary. Delegates: T. B. johnson,
Chss. Wernett, Willie Seamon, L.
N. Turner, l.. M. Lacy, VIM. Boer-
ner, w. Fl. Hollingsworth, David
Donaldson, Henry Urbaneck, Ru-
dolph Krause, Herman Breusing,
r. G. Perez, Antonio Herrera, Clai-
borne Stovall, r. A. Marx, J. Chris
topher, John Mehan, Robt. Thiele,
E. w. Bates, Gus. Krisch, Henry
Wagner, VIM. Zeigler, Fred. Kerble,
J. NJ. Chavez, Ike Porter, Il. d.
Flnucan, F. Jagge, Aug. Mehlin,
w. H. White, John Urbaneck, L..
Perez, Ignacio Cabrilles, Joe. Het-
tier, Johnny Grinsinger.
A poll of those in attendance Of
the meetings of precinct z and 8
was taken on four names for presi-
dent, Mckinley, Reed, Allison and
Morton. The result being McKin-
ley first choice, and Reed, second.
There were about a dozen colored
men present, all OF them favoring
Mckinley for president.
Precinct No. 9-Louis Huth,
chairman; G. H. Weiss, secretary.
Delegates: r. Beckel, Adam Maur.
err, l.. j. Hart, L. HUH, VIM. VIII,
NJ. Herweck, U. III. Weiss, q. G.
Dullnig, Henry O'Neill, F. Sells
berg, a. Vogler, III. o. Skinner, l..
F. Meyer, B. Varnell, G. X. Brene.
man, Louis Degen, F. Bohn, r. G
Bryant, Charles Menger, Ben.
Nentwig, Fred Meyer, Alex Mar.
son, Henry Breckenridge, DR.. H.
A. Blair, E. Cook, j. B. Griffin