San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-02-27

name of II. Hanschke as pertia.
nent chairman, and @. Runge az
permanent secretary and that
committees of each be appoint.
ed, to select the county executive
committee, and delegates to the
district and state conventions
Adopted, and Chairman Hanschke
took control OF the convention. He
appointed the mittees as fol.
lows:
For district delegates-T. F,
winthrop, j. P. Newcomb, S. l.,
Hahn, Otto Makemson, F. E. Grot.
| haus.
For county executive committee :
! NJ. Lindner, T.. b. johnson, w,
Hoefling, H. j. Vogeler.
For State convention--W. j.
Locke, II. II. Hunt, j. B. Crowther,
l. HUH, L. II. Turner.
The county executive committee
was first in, and was adopted as
| follows:
NJ. Lindner, r. Hanschke, ]. b.
Crowther, F. E. Grothaus, Ed.
Froboese, ST., A. A. Wolf, T. B.
Johnson, III. j. Voegler, j. p. New
comb, w Weems, W. Hoefling,
A. Rheiner, Ed. Cook, II. j. Dill
wood, A. F. Dignowty, G. Runge,
John Wickland.
The committee recommended that
nine members constitute a quorum
and that they have power to elect
their own chairman.
Delegates to the district conven-
ton were next reported and adopt
ed, to-wit:
Ed. Frobosse,Sr., A. Gaul, Frank
Caldwell, Chas. Wernette, M. Tur-
ner, G. III. Weiss, Otto Makemson
M. B. Inman, DR.. Starnes, j. j.
Olsen, s. S. Irwin, VIM. Kuehn, l..
Brian, A. Rheiner, l.. Wolf, A.
Ruhnke, w. Walter, j. G. Grigg,
Bias Quintero, J. P. Newcomb,
Bart Crowther, X. L. Anderson,
w. II. Huston, A. Woeltz, T. B.
Johnson, G. w. Bates, Fred.
Kerble, Ike Porter, l.. Huth, HI. ].
Vogeler, G. X. Brenneman, w.
Hoefling, w. Hardy, T. f. Win
throp, Thos. Ward, H. l.. Digno-
witty, A. f. Dignowity, M. Lind
ner, A. A. Wolf, J. p. Randolph,
R. Hanschke, Emil Schuetze, G. M.
Kingsley, VIM. Mcbride, G. Runge,
w. J. Locke, j. P. Oldham, F. E.
Grothaus, T. M. Haley, Jno. Wick
land, A. l.. Busche, Charles Brown,
Robert Salm, August Schmidt, M.
! Echterhoff, II. Geyer.
All delegates present, not on the
list, were appointed as alternates.
Representatives to the state con-
vention were as follows: Ed. Fro
boese, L. B. Johnson, Jas. p. New
comb, Captain Winthrop, l.. G..
Grothaus, r. Hanschke, @. X.
Brenneman, 1. N. Turner, H. H.
Hunt, w. J. Locke, III. l.. Degener,
Bart Crowther, Louis Huth, j. g..
Starnes, w. III. Ellis, A. F. Digno-
witty, s. l.. Hahn, John Wickland,
G. Runge, Charles Wernette, w. HI.
Huston, Fred. Kerble. n. f. Zum-
berge, S. S. Irwin.
Alternates: G. r. Stunt berg, w d.
McAllister, John Wohliahrt, H. L..
Dignowity, M. Dreyfus, F. e.
Grothaus, Frank Roberts, G. B.
Hice, Otto Blumenthal, William
Hardy, G. III. Weiss, III. Walter,
; Joe Beckmanp, A. b. lillian, w. P.
Gerfers, VIM. Boerner, Henry
Thorp, j. B. Griffin, Seth Porter,
Sol Evans, j. E. Scott, r. G.. Perez,
Antonio Herrera, A. X. Anderson,
Walter Peasants.
w. 81. Huston made a motion
that the convention instruct the
delegates to the state convention
for William Mckinley for nomina-
ton as president of the United
States.
A substitute by l.. C.. Grothaus
was presented that the convention
only express preference for Nc
Kinley. G. X. Brenneman was in
favor of the substitute and it was
adopted.
The name of w. II. Ellis as a
delegate to the district convention
was added, and the convention ad-
journed.
TWELFTH DISTRICT CONVENTION.
After the previous convention
had adjourned, the district con-
vention was called to order by
Chairmen Hoefiing and Lindner
and Mr.. Hoefling read the call and
stated that the object was for the
selection of two delegates and two
alternates TO the national republi-
can convention at st. Louis.
| Chairman Lindner at length ex-
planned the reasons for calling the
convention and presented ample
proof that the last district conven.