The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-03-02
And the Republicans Of Harrison
county are determined to have
both, Just as theyhave had
all these years.
Clubs Are Organizing
All Over The County
And Delegates have been appoint.
edto the big Gathering at Par
kersburg, March 8, 1900.
Let every Delegate, who
possibly Can, go

possibly Can, go
Harrison county republicans have
responded nobly to the call for organi-
zation and clubs were organized last
Friday and Saturday nights in nearly
every magisterial district, despite the
inclement weather, and where organi-
zations were not perfected, 1t is the
aim to do SO in time for the greatstate
gathering Of clubs ut Petersburg,
March s. Republicans have taken hold
Of the matter In earnest and appre-
ciate the effectiveness Of organization
and the general harmony and good
feeling that must naturally grow out
OF these different fellowshlps and as
sociations. In some instances arrange
ments for stated meetings have been
made, and win be made by all the
clubs before the campaign advances
fur.
1t is u matter OF congratulation that
such active interest is being shown SO
early and the Telegram feels Justly
sanguine over the prospects for one of
the greatest and most glorious victo-
rics this fall ever experienced by the
party in both the county and state,
and yet to accomplish this there must
be thorough and perfect Organization
In addition to some very hard work.
Following are the names of the OFF,
GERS OF the various clubs and the dele
gates appointed to the State Republic
can League to be held in Parkersburg,
March 8, 1900:
CLARK DISTRICT
Delegates-S. G. Denham, L. G.
Grille, H. L. Davis, NJ. b. curkendall,
| j. L. Law, w. c. Morrison, II. w.
IIarmer, +. b. Haymaker, G. w.
Lynch and G. w. Shuttleworth.
CLAY DISTRICT.
Club did not meet, but all republic
cans of Clay district will meet at 1880
o'clock, Saturday, March3, 1900, in the
school house at Shinnston to organize
a club.
COAL DISTRICT.
Delegates-Jo John f. Jones, A. G.
Moore, w. L. Hursey, j. T. Swiger
and v. L. Highland. Alternates-E.
b. Morris, j. b. Smith, II. L. Tyson,
J.J. Childers and G. ]. Golf
ELK DISTRICT. :.
Romines Mills-Delegates Charles
Sutton, Noah Williams, r. NJ. Shuttle
worth, w. c. Bumgardner and David
Bumgardner. Alternates ID. S. Young
Jack johnson, Sidney Raymond. L.
NJ. Byrd and Rufus Ailstock,
GRANT DISTRICT.
Mt. e-Delegates-D w Cork,
Clay Morris, Oscar Adkins, G w
Moore and Emory Brand.
sARDIs DISTRICT.
Delegates. NJ. Plant, John P.
Robey, L. NJ. Allen, II. H. Swiger and
L. NJ. Hustead. No alternates elected.
SIMPSON DISTRICT.
Delegates-A J Lodge, SIS Farris,
A A Lang, g A Lawson and Writ
Brown.
TENMILE DISTRICT.
Cherry Camp Club Delegates-D.
Gu, Brake, L. E. Warner, !. w. Golf
man, F. E. Davis, and j. w. Johnson.
Alternates-A. II. Fletcher, w. j.
Riley, w. B. Lynch, Alya Morrison
ood w u Ilrcc
Salem Republican League = Dele
gates, w. E. Leonard, ]. W. Carpen-
ter, F. A. Ehret, H. Fl. Davis and
James Bumgardner. Alternates-C.
w. Lynch, a. G. Davis, Wesley Hawk
er, w. w. Jamison and A. ]. Watson.
UNION DISTRICT.
West Milford Delegates w
Young, A b Bartlett, T E Hickman,
f IL Sturm and E Thad Post. No
alternates. Sixty members added to
thelist.
The following club OFFICERS were
elected:
Clark District Harvey w Harmer,
president: n L Davis, vice.president;
LCCrile, secretary; NJ B Curkendall,
treasurer; executive committee, S G
Denham, G w Lynch, Frank Shuttle
worth, j E Law and ] B Redman.
Coal District-John + Jones, presi-
dent; v L Highland, secretary; J T
Swlger, treasurer.
Elk District y w Curkendall, presi-
dent and r M Sshuttleworth, secre-
tary.
Z Sardis District J NJ Hagerty, presiNI
dent b F Linville, vice-presldent; A
L Hustead, secretary; T T Iinville,