The Portland daily press., 1896-07-21
REPUBLICAN CAUCUsEs.
Delegates Selected for District and Repre-
sentative Convent ions.

According 70 the call issued by the Re-
publican city committee, tho Republi osn
voters met in their several ward rooms
last evening to select seven delegates
from each ward toathe District convention
to be held at City hall. Thursday, Aug. 6.
and seven delegates TO select six candi-
dates for representatives to the logisla-
ture from the city. There was a good at
tendance and these delegates were chos-
en-:
WARD ONE.
Delegates to Congressional Conven-
tion-Bent Thompson, Edward b. Sar-
gent, John J. Gerrish, aWm. II. Winslow,
Frank n. Oalderwood, John Chisholm.
VIM. P. Norton.
Delegates to Representative Conven-
tion-John Cousins, Albert H. Hatch,
Roscoe S. Davis. Chas. W. T. Cooling,
Arthur H. Fowler, Verna1 B. Fuller,
Geo. W. Beale.
WARD TWO.
Delegates to Congressional Conven-
tion--John D. Snowman. sJabez True,
Henry NJ. Cook, Isaiah Daniels, Thomas
rockingham, Aaron B. Holden.
delegates to Representative Conyen-
tion-Hiram L. Jones. BENZ. GribbeE,
frank E. Davis, Warren @. King, James
Cunningham, VIM. j. Stevenson, John
H. Gallon.
WARD THREE.
Delegates to Congressional Convention
Herbert r. Sargent, Walter L. Lefavor,
Sam uel A. Stone, James q. Kent. Jason
7. Fiokeut, Warren o. Carney, Peter s.
Nickerson.
Delegates to Representative Convention
Edmund K. True, John q. Downs, Ed
gar e. Rounds, Albert H. Purinton,
John N. Long, Edwin E. Brown, Josiah
q. Ward.
WARD -FOUR.
Delegates to Congressional Convention
Marx 2. EmePy, Frederick E. Boothby,
S. Major Hammett, Edward G. SWEET,
Howard A. Fogg, Clinton J.. Tewksbury.
Frank |. Moore
Delegates to Representative Conven-
tion-F tanklin Fl. Morse, John +. Wood
bury, Edwin A. Springer, Charles Il.
HillInan, Patrick G. Melody, Nathan Z.
Redlon, George 9. Jose.
WARD FIVE.
Delegates to Congressional Convention
Frank G. Johnston, Henry A. Kelley,
Frank Fl. Little,s Edward s. E.McLellan,
Frank E. Winsbip.
Delegates to Representative Conven-
tion-John ". Dyer, Robert W. Jackson,
David z. Rines, Geo. &. Smith, Edward
W. Stevens, Frank o. Tompson, Harry
R. Virgin.
WARD SIX.
Delegates to Congressional Conven-
tion-F. N. Dow, Francis Fessenden. j.
A Locke, Sylvester Mari. +. G. Payson,
BE. B. Denison, g. j. Pennell.
Delegates to Representative Convention
w. G. Emerson, Stephen Berry, K. e.
Holt, W. H. Milliken, Jr.. Il. G.. Mitch
ell, W. 6. Souls, G. P. Waldron.
WARD SEVEN.
Delegates to Congressional Convention
George p. Wescott, Stephen r. Small
Ardon W. CoomDs. Lindley NJ. Webb,
Henry B. Pennell.
Delegates to Representative Conven-
tion-Henry P. Cox, James q. Hawkes.,
Herbert I. Phillips, Charles S. Chase,
A dam p. Leighton, Charles A. Strout,
Geo. H. Owen.
The delegates selected to attend the
District convention are. requested to meet
at Republican headquarters, Room s,
Brown block, today, at 4 o'clock in the
afternoon, for the purpose of choosing
four delegates at large to attend the
Congressional convention.
Tho delegates selected to nominate can
didates for Representatives in the Legis-
latare are requested to meet for that pur-
pose st Republican headquarters tomor-
row at p. N. The present representa-
tives are entitled to an election and will
be renominated. They are E. D. Wins
low. W. G. Wheldon, ]. II. Hill, S. L..
Larrabee, A. ". Merrill and W. J..
Knowlton.
Owing to some misunderstanding the
ward room in ward four was not open
last evening and the faithful wers obliged
to seek shelter from the storm in the
Office of n E. Kedlon, where the caucus
was held. The chairman was c. G..
Douglass; secretary, George G. jose.