Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-08-27

Ientn-H. ". Ellis WOltA, .Ddlioli
county.
The committee on resolutions chosen
was as follows:
First district-Ira Christ, Monroe
county.
second-August Gehrz, Jefferson
county.
Third M. Smith, Iowa county.
Fourth-David S. Rose. Milwaukee
county.
Fifth-C. B. Mundstock, Milwaukee
county.
sixth-John Hume, Winnebago
county.
seventh-W. F. Wolfe. La Crosse
county.
Eighth-Humphrey Pierce, Outa-
gamie county.
NINTH. W. Hogan, Langdale
county.
Tenth. R. Matthews. Dunn
county.
The committee on permanent organi-
cation chosen was as follows:
First district. J. Cunningham,
Rock county.
Second-A. c. Hoppman, Dane
county.
Third-R ]. Walsh, Vernon county
Fourth-Leopold Hammel, Milwau-
kee county.
Fifth-E. W. Bolens. Washington
county.
sixth-C H. Lambert, Green Lake
county.
Seventh-Oscar Finch, Pepin county
Eighth-D. D. Conroy, Wood county.
NINTH. j. Mcclellan, Ashland
county.
Tenth. J. Luney, Chippewa
county.
The new democratic state central
committee was selected in the morn
ing, and the changes were as radical as
were made in the republican commit
tee two weeks ago. The new commit
tee is as follows:
county; William Brown, Walworth
county.
Second-M. J. Hoven. Dane county;
]. M. Moore, Jefferson county.
Third-R w. Watkins. Grant coun-
ty; e. w. Evans, Sank county.
| Fourth-Ignatz Czerwinski, Vincenz
Schoenecker, Milwaukee county
Fifth-P. j. Hemlock, Waukesha
county; w. Fl. Schlacht, Shepoygan
| county.
] Sixth-George Hilton, Winnebago
county, John Franz, Manltowcc
county.
seventh-W. R. Mccall, Monroe
county; w. H. Frawley, Eau Claire
county.
Eighth-R. J. Mcclellan. Brown
county; J. D. Conway, Wood county
Ninth-T j. Matthews, Lincoln
county; D. J. Madigan, Marinette
county.
Tenth-D. w. Twohy, Douglas coun-
ty; John w. Bashford, St. Croix
county.
1t was nearly o'clock before the
convention was ready for business.
On re-assembling, P. H. Martin Of
Green Bay was made permanent
chairman and made speech eulogiz-
ing Bryan. Other speeches occupied
the time until o'clock
when the committee on reso-
After the reading and adoption of the
platform Louis G. Bohmrich of Kenosha
was then nominated for governor by
reclamation and a recess taken until 8
o'clock
On re-assembling a communication
was received from the populist conven-
ton stating that the party would en-
dorse the presidential electors as rati-
fed by the democratic convention. The
ticket was then completed with but lit
tie opposition.
The Candidate.
Louis G. Bohmrich was born in Ger
many in 1855. and came to America
in 1879; having thorough college ed
ucatiOn he spoke the English language
fiuently when he came to this country
He had made the study of the anatomy
! Of grain his speciality and soon after
| his arrival in America became the SUI
perintendent of a large grain firm and
mailing establishment in Cincinnati,
Ohio. He married in Cincinnati in
1907 MISS LIZZle AnauD6F, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Knauber, one of
the oldest settlers and best known fam
lilies in Cincinnati In 1885 he became
| connected with the NJ. H. Petit Malt
| ing Co., of Kenosha, Wisconsin, acting
| first in the capacity of eastern repre-
sentative and later as superintendent
of the large mailing works at Kenosha
In 1894 Mr. Bohmrich entered upon the
study of the law and graduated in May
| 1897, from the law branch Of Lake For
! est university, after which he began
Immediately the practice of law. He
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