Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-30
+Twsnty Years Agos
This Week.

fnoAAuat1N VI ANAANA 1AAa~Nt 0Aa~AA
voted on, Messrs. MoIIhansy, Steele
Hardin, Mosby and Bolts.
For Probate Judges. NJ EDWARDS
For Prosecuting A~ttorney-J. Mod
Trimble.
For Sherin-DAniei Woodward.
Others voted on were W. K. Potts
and Robert Graham.
For Collector-B. r. Dobyns.
For Treasurer-A. q. Turner. Otheri
voted OF wer j.. ID. Morris, J. n,
Marmaduke and DR.. Lee.
For Judge Of the Eastern District
Capt. Griggsby.
For Judge Of the Western District-
r. O. Garter.
For Surveyor--C. d. Rodgers.
For Assessor-J. W. Beatty.
For Public Administrator = George
Robertson.
For Coroner-Dr. w. W. Rodman.
For Constable Of Salt River town.
ship-R. B. Hooton.
DR.. 8. N. Russell, was chairman Of
the convention which was made up OF
the following delegates:
Salt River-Messrs. Baker, HarrI-
son, Gillian, Russell, Glascock, Pei
lock, Sallee, Dowell, Winant, Bybee,
Price, Newgent, johnson, Newkirk,
Dyson, Loar, Hendricks, Byrns, Kesler,
Gardner and French. Sill vote
allowed each.
Sailing Mesars. Keene, Peaoher,
Delaney, James, Smith, Fountain,
Richie and Wisdom. One vote al
lowed each.
Wilson-Messrs. Holloway, Shoak,
Fry, Danes, Baker, Edmonston, Flynt,
Willie, Long, Daniel, Leeper, Day,
Potts and snidow. 1914 Of a vote
allowed each.
Loutre-Messrs. Williams, Mitchell,
Wilson, Dodson, Horton, Brown,
oordner, Martin and Torreyson. One
NVto hiiOWeu oaens
Ouivre-Messrs. Montague, Burch,
Ladd, Pennington, Gregg, Olark, Sick,
Griggsby, Shannon, Phillips, Parker
and Brown. lila Of e vote allowed
each.
Prairie-Messrs. Murray, Hubbard,
Wilson, Oauthorn, Kennen, Able,
Coatsworth. Cauthorn and Fisher.
One vote allowed each.
Linn-Messrs. Mccormick, SkelIy,
Robnett and Crews. Three-fourths Of
q vote allowed each.
The following delegates were 90.
lected:
Congressional - Aaron MoPike, of
ouivre; Judge Douglass, Of Loutre;
L. Mccormick, Of Linn; Thos. Bolts,
OF Prairiei Judge N. P. aOwinRs, Of
Salingi A. O. Hit, OF Wilson, and
John x. Brown, W. o. johnson, T. B.
Buckner and George Robertson, OF
Salt River. Instructed for A. h. Buck
ner.
Judicial; Joel Pierce, OF UuIvre;
r. Il. PeeFy, Of Linn; Joseph Boyd, Of
Loutrei VIM. Stewart, OF Prairie;
Thos. Wisdom, Of Sailing, A. B. Tins
ley, OF Wilson; VIM. Pollock, Logan
Mundy and r. A. Byrns, of Salt
River. Not instructed.
rhe following were selected as
members Of the County Central Com.
mittee:
]. Med. Trimble, Chairman.
O. W. Baker, Secretary.
OEivre-W. Il. Burch and Joseph
3isk.
LOutre-T. t. TorrsysOn and Il. L.
Prsirie-DougIass Murray and Z. O.
.ennen.
saling-John 8. Richie and Thos.
Wisdom.
Salt River-J. Med. Trimble, O. w..
Baker, II. Glascock, NJ. Bybee and
3. A. Byrns.
Linn-Hardy DooIin and t. NJ. Rob-.
lett.
TEN YEARS AGO THIS WEEK.
Mrs. Shock died at CANT.
q. K. West died in M.berly.
VIM. Ragsdale was in Illinois.
Mise Nota sansbsrry died, aged Is
airs. Il
Mrs. R. W. Tureman died In Kear-
icy, BIO. /
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Jack ,
on, q son I
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Wood Mat.
hews, q son. (
J. R. Wayne and Miss sallle E. j
'oyd we're to be wed Sept. 10. I
The decomposed corpse Of a MUIR
infant was found in the O. & A.
Ike.
J. N. Gross was President Of the
udrain County Teacbers' Normal
lstitute.
Barney Hooton sued the city for
1000 alleged damages received at
10 City Hall. IT