Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-10-10
Afterooon ssssioo.

Precinct No. &c. r. Wood. Jo
frey, John White, NJ. d. Park. John
Grogan, Frank Harry Central com
mittecmen--J r. Schutt, Henry Mon.
inger.
No. Dan Thornton. j. s. Bairden
Tbos Cash. Lewis Lisner
No. ar. f. DufYield. A. w shid
Ter. Ed. Williams
No. Geo. n. Tyner, G. w. Stew
art. 8 j. Hood, w. Al. Morrison.
No. 5--T 10. Peterson, g. r. Vande
grin. f. ]. Wills. j. X. Smith. John
Warner. Joseph Dobbins.
No. TT. q. Grnden. Charles Black
John Moss. ~. Schroeder, John Wesoh
Geo Coddington. Frank Arthur. JDo
Cundiff
No. Cleo sponsel. Robert
Sohr
No. 81. r. Holden, Tom Roberts
J.W, Bowien.
precinc, No. IS H. Herr. NJ. NJ
Preston. N Nj Thompson, d. lowcn
Lnntz, l. LAZARUS, Rex Banscmer
Central Committeemen-W T.. Vale
James Brown.
No. il-Mrs. X. Lambert. Mrs. w
H. Mason. James Glenn, Frank Pie
coil. n L. Morgan, j w. Laird. d. b
Bailey. c. A. Perry.
Precinct No. i2.-Charles Newman,
l.. c. Jakway, N. G. Miller. w. C. Da'
wilson. Henry Berri. J. II. McDevitt.
Ralph smallcy, l., s. Barnes, d. N.
Hoover. Central Committeeman
E. j. Carpenter. .Ir., NJ B. Marshall.
Precinct No. 13-R. II. Sloan. $. w.
Raymond. Fred Steineger, Peter Pc
tcrson, j. r. Bellnh. C. w Honheims.
Central Committeeman, J. Biggs.
w & Morris.
Precinct No. ii-F. c. Perkins, Jno.
Sites. George lsgar. w. w. McEwen.
y. H. Lake, Sr,, John Nickel. William
Alexander. James Otis. Central Com
mitteemcn--John Menser. william
Dobbins.
Precinct No. l5-Frank Isldredge.
Fred Strater, John w, Morgan, Frank
Hartman, John Morlock, Charles Sny'
der. George Shields. A. X, Moliette.
Central Committeeman j. Smelcer.
j. w. Lackey.
No. IG-H. Il. Herr. W. Il. Bowman,
Geo. Spiers.
Precinct No. III. w. Ritter. NJ l.,
Schutt,, II A. Lowe, Grant Morris.
Thomas X, Burlan, Harry Rachofsky
Fred Stolsteimer Charles Milne. !. Iel'
Ter, &. II. Mclean. s. c. Morgan. Cen
tral Committeeman George N. Ray
mond. l.. Il, Smith.
No. is-Mrs. j. D. Straycr. Fred II.
Gordon.
No. i9--J. o. Lowell. Peter Ward
Jno. Y. Graham, S. NJ Parks.
The committee ON permanent or
ganization recommended that the TEN
porary organization be made perma
nent. Carried.
The central committee recommend
I'd D. Melville FOR chairman of the
committee for the ensuing year. leav'
ing the secretary TO he appointed
later Carried.
The committee on resolutions sub
mit,ed the following, which were
unanimously adopted:
The Republican party In convention
HNNttnNlFN fpHsI ih' P''Pi'
On the increasing prosperity which
has attended the continuance of the
national policy OF the party Under
the mastertul administration of the
great statesman, William Mckinley
whose assassination was an aim al
our flag. our country now stands FIRST
| among nations. on sea and ON land
| In commerce and In finance. and only
the reverse of the existing policy ear
preclude her from becoming the
greatest creditor nation. Her people
| no longer appear lid foreign porte
with trembling step and an apologize
AR. but proud OF their countrys vic
| tories. they boas, OF their flag ant
OF the grandeur Of their nation.
il Is most gratifying 10 witness tn,
| revival Of Nepuhlicanism In Colorado,
the old party once more standing IN
solid phalanN. thoroughly cured OF
| any desire Ia chase after political chi
mera Humiliated and esha,psted
they have returned from pursuit oi
| the viii -thc.wisp which the fusion
lists are enchanted with. while dis
honesty and incompeteucy sit en-
throned In office, The Republican
party once more united. like the Col
umbia ON the ocean. is ready for the
race, aud Is destined TO distance all
| competitors. and is only waiting until
the hand on the dial points to The In
| dicated day and hour when the grand
| old party, whose platforms have rip
encd into history and whose leaders
are a guarantee of good government
wli step forward and resume control
of the glorious ship of state, Colorado.
We call attention TO the unprcce'
dentad commercial and industrial
prosperity of the state of Colorado
and the nation, the unsatisiied de-
mand for labor and the growth of
business enterprises. all due to the
great national policy OF the Republic
AN party.
We submit that the domestic admin.
istra,ion OF state AFFAIRS is the worst
In Its history. and whatever OF local
prosperity we enjoy is not due to the