The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-07-14
The Democratic coavsatisa.

I was called to order in the opera house
by Chairman Brady. Edwin McBee,
secretary Of the county central commit
tee, read the call.
s II. Watkins, OF Athol, was made
both temporary and permanent chair
man. ii. NJ. Fitzpatrick was made sec.
Rotary and F. A. Mccall assistant sec
rotary.
The convention next appointed W. w.
Ferrell, ST. Joe: ]. w. Slater, Medlmont:
Luke Fitzpatrick, Boomers Ferry;
Henry Reiniger, Rathdrum; and Abner
Curtis, Granite, as conference commit.
tee.
Committee on observation-disclosures
Graham, CRur d'Alene; NJ. T. Loop,
Hope; Chas. Beaver, Mica.
Committee to select delegates to Po-
eatellO.-Fred Wilson, Ceur d'Alene;
John Crenshaw, Rathdrum; and ]. j.
Brant, Boomers Ferry.
| The conference committee reported
progress from time to time until final
adjustment was reached.
! The resolutions reported by the com.
mittee and adopted are similar to those
of the Silver Republicans in demanding
the free coinage of silver, condemning
Imperialism and commenting the eco
nomieal and efficient management Of
county affairs for the past two years.
The resolution indorsing Dubois for
senator, John B. GoOde for governor
and a Populist for congressman, passed
in the form that it went through the
Silver Republican and Populist conven.
tons. The action of the Republican
administration in forest reserve matters
is condemned and the Bryan and Steven.
son presidential ticket is endorsed.
The committee to select delegates to
the state convention reported the fol-
lowing names and the report was
adopted: ). P. Donnelly, NJ. Boyle,
Fred Bradbury, W. b. Mcfarland, NJ.
ID. Wright, Fred Wilson, Edwin McBee,
Robert Short, J. e. Brady, James Ora
ham, J. C. Glahe and W. J. Mcclure.
The committee on credentials re-
por ted the following delegates entitled
to seats:
Rathdrum-Heury Reiniger, Thos.
Brophy, Fred II. Bradbury, John Cren.
shaw, W. J. Mcclure and John Russell.
CRur d'Alene-T. G.. Kaesemeyer,
Fred Wilson, Charles Mccarthy, John
Donovan and James Graham.
Boomers Ferry-M. p. Boyle, Luke
Fitzpatrick, II. L. Carlton, VIM. Elder
ton, ] 1. Brant and DIR. Barker.
Post Falls-Stewsrt Walker and J.
W. Settle.
Sandpoint-C. F. Ewing and B. F.
Bourne.
Harrison-Sam Black, Geo. Roberts,
NJ. W. Frost and DR.. Schmaulhausen.
Prairie-James Casey.
Carhn Bay-Fred link.
Wolf Lodged. Abrams.
Mica Bay-Charles Beavers.
Medimont-J. W. Slayter and VIM.
Emerson.
NAA~~eNA M -" yNAs
Clarks Fork-Al. Derr and r. John.
son.
Hauser-Samuel Frear.
Priest RiVer-C. c. LemleY and II. II.
Fitzpatrick.
Athol-S. II. Watkins.
Bellgrove-S. E. Cops.
Saples-Louis Popp.
Cocolalla-F. A. Mccall.
Seneaquoteen-Geo. Carey.
Spirit Valley. W. Ryan.
Boundary-Zaek Montgomery and
Fred C. Fisher.
Lake Creek-G. A. Bussard.
Granite-Abner Curtis.
Santa-S. W. Leaf.
Elk Mountains. Z. Renfro.
State Line-Frank Gresham.
The convention nominated W. ]. Nc. !
CluTe for treasurer and J. C. Brady for |
probate judge by reclamation. James
Graham and Edwin McBee were the
C contestants for county attorney, and a
resulted in the nomination of
DIR. Barker was nomina ted
for coroner over DR.. Loop. For senator,
The names Of S. z. Donnelly, J. c. Glahe
and II. Small hansen were presented to .
he convention, and ballot gave the
TO DonnelIy. A. N. Tucker
and J. W. Ryan were named as eandi-
iates for commissioner In the second
district. A ballot gave the nomination
q Ryan. C. W. Dyer. James Judge and
Robert Short contested for the Office OF
Sheriff. Mr. Dyer received a majority
# the votes and was decl AIRED the
lominee. 4
After transacting some routine bust.
less the convention adjourned.
The Apostle Of . Goat
Is envied by all whose stomach and
liver are out OF order. But such should
NOW that DIR. Kings New Life Pills