The record-union., 1896-08-08

the following named persons as can
didates for delegates:
j. M. Avery, Benjamin WEIGH. Thos.
II. Berkey, A. j. Bruner, Johnson
Pritchard, Philip Douglas, George j.
Boyte. John S. Gageby. Charles F.
Schwilke, Charles Day, J. F. Daul, w.
n. Lamphrey, H. G. Melvin, Dugald
ellis, P. B. Johnson, r. J. Bidwell
Don Catlin, J. A. Lafferty, F. II. Meis-
ter, George Littlefeld and Y. F. Gum.
The report was adopted by a unani-
nous vote, and after a few remarks
On the political situation by ]. NJ.
Avery the caucus adjourned.
SMITHS HALL.
The Republicans of the Second Pre-
cinct of the Twenty-first Assembly Dis
trict caucused at Smiths Hall, Seventh
street, near K, last evening. There was
a large turnout of voters, and faces long
absent from such places were once more
in evidence. The younger element Of
the party was out in full force and over
flowing with enthusiasm.
The meeting was called to order by
Committeeman w H. Govan. On NOM
George A. Calvy named A. H. Starr,
and no further nominations being made
Mr.. Starr was elected by reclamation.
In similar manner Emil Steinman
was chosen Secretary.
The meeting being thus differed and
ready for business, NJ. e. Hornlein moved
that the Chair appoint a committee Of
five to retire and select delegates to
be voted for at the primary.
The motion was carried and the Chair
appointed as such committee M. E.
Hornlein, H. c. Chapman, c. w. Paine,
]. A. Harvey and Thomas Longton.
The committee retired and a half
hour later reported that they had Sc
lected the following gentlemen as the
caucus ticket:
T. B. Reid, C. L. Smith, H. G. Chip
man, J. M. Henderson, Emil Steinman,
Thomas Longton, NJ. E. Hornlein, c. w.
Paine, Ira Conran, James Harvey, NJ.
A. Winans, F. J. Beal, F. A. Edelinger,
w. r. Flint, William Lowell, A. H.
Starr, w. r. O'Neil, George A. McCalvy,
Nj. A. Howard and w. H. Govan.
The caucus unanimously ratified the
committees nomination and then ad
journed.
AT SHEARS HALL.
About 100 Republicans Of the Third
Precinct of the Twentieth Assembly
District met last night at Shears Hall,
Twentieth and G streets, for the pur-
pose of selecting twenty-seven persons
to be voted for as delegates to the
County Convention.
Committeeman r. NJ. Richardson
called the meeting to order, and on
motion Of A. E. Miller, William Lambert
was unanimously chosen Chairman.
The Chair appointed the following
committee of five to select and report
a ticket to be voted for at the primary:
r. NJ. Richardson, Charles Stoll, Gus
Turner, Charles Merry and A. E.
Miller
While the committee were out short
speeches were made by Win J. Davis,
c. H. Oatman, City Attorney Brown
ard C. n. Post.
The committee then returned with it's
report, in which the following gentle
men were named as delegates:
Stephen Uren, F. R. Dray, L. L. Lewis,
William Lambert, Joe Hill, Jr., Gus
Turner, E. L. Southworth Levi Sutliff
o. D. Baker, Andrew Smith, Charles
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Childs, Charles Pearl, ST., A. E. Miller,
J. T. Stafford, James Contell, j. Todd,
Harry H. Preston, WILDER F. Smith, Z.
ster Laing, T. w. Rohrer, Henry Bay
and G. G. Ogg.
The report Of the committee was
unanimously adopted:
Frank White, A. E. Miller and E. L.
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on printing of tickets.
PAVILION CAUCUS.
The caucus in the Third Precinct of
the Twenty-frst Assembly District
was held at the Pavilion. There was a
big crowd present. Committeeman
George Eagan called the caucus to or
der, and Charles K. Lipman was elected
Chairman. On taking the chair he
made short and stirring speech. Harry
G. Soule was elected Secretary.
On motion Of Charles T. Jones for a
committee of five to select delegates
the Chair named Mr.. Jones, J. r. WEIGH
F. D. Ryan, Charles Anderson and Matt
Flynn.
The committee retired and reported
the following list Of twenty-nine names
Of persons to be voted for as delegates
at to-day's primary:
F. B. Adams, ]. E. Terry, c. T. Jones,
Thomas B. Hall, John We'll, NJ. ]. Dill
man, M. F. Odell, John Carlow, Joseph
Kane, F. D. Ryan, P. Jensen, Charles
E. Phipps, V. LIE May, Fred L. Martin,
Matt Flynn, E. Walters, George j.
Eagan, J. H. hatcher, W. D. Knight,
James McMasters, Charles K. Lipman
L. Williams, G. o. Bussick, H. D. Bell
j. r. WEIGH, 8. NJ. Ray, Clarence Nell
son, II. G. Soule, Henry Elliott.