Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-06-26

SpedhluS poluIeuly upon some OF Ule
problems that now confront and are
claiming the attention of the public.
His address was well received, and the
convention proceeded with the work
before it.
On motion of H. F. Andrews, of
Extra, a committee on credentials con-
sisting of one delegate from each town
ship was selected by roll call of town
ships, the committee being as follows:
Audubon G. Rose
Cameron Thos. Scott
douglas ACKNOWLEDGEMENT l.. ]. Anderson
Extra u. Wissler
Greeley SYSTEMATICALLY Fred Reynolds
Hamlin 80 ----------W. r. Mullenger
Lincoln Gus Forsbeck
Leroy .--------------- William Lyman
oakfieid soren R j Nelson essa1
Sharon -- M. n. Esbeck
Viola w. w. Perrine
On motion of John A. Nash the
temporary organization was made the
permanent organization.
I'll. f. Andrews moved that COM
mittee of one from each township be
selected, by roll call of townships, on
resolutions. An amendment was offer
ed by John Lovelace, of Cameron, to
make it a committee of three appoint
ed by the chair. John A. Nash
moved that the motion with amend
ment be laid on the table and no COM
mittee was selected to draft resolutions.
The committee on credentials rerort.
ed that all townships were represented
as given below and recommended that
the delegates present be allowed TO cast
the full vote of the townships:
Audubon-Charles Walker, J. G..
Rose, @. d. Willard, T.. A. butcher, c.
| H. Weidemeyer, George Kness, Henry
Tibben.
Cameron-s. G. Handles, John Love-
lace, Frank Buckner, Nels Christen-
sen, Will Lewis, Thos. Scott, Will
Greenlee.
Douglas-George M. Harmon, J. A.
Graves, G. p. Trunnell, Lawrence An
derson, John Esbeck, Nat McFadden,
w. H. Bolton, Leonard Graves.
Exira-T. ]. Essington, r. d. Hawk,
J. d. Bsrhan, w. R. Koob, w. T. Bint-
ner, w. B: Temple, Henry Wulf, John
Riley, Alfred Voorhees,, e. ID. Powell,
r. Gault. j. G. Newton, III. F. An.
drews, III. III. Dimick, w. r. Bruner,
George Young,
Greeley-S. M. Gardner, Fred Reyn-
olds, John Dawson, S. G. Weaver, w.
J. Hartzell, j. III. Reynolds, William
Bell.
Hamlin-W. d. Stanley, George
Scott, Charley Rallou, J. w. Spencer,
Charles Oberholtz, Chris Christensen,
w. r. Mullenger, Otto Larsen.
Lincoln-Asmus Boysen, Gus Fors-
beck, Frank Mclaughlin, John French
Alex Campbell, B. c. Brookfield, E. G..
Mertz.
| Leroy-G. w. Cosson, w. C. Elliott,
Matt Gardner, John Weighton, Ed.
Bates, George Kellogg, Nate Carper,
John A. Nash, Thomas Davis, w. III.
| O'Connell, Charles Van Gorder, Geo.
Agnew, w. r. Green, F. M. Leet, Hen
ry Lloyd, J. ]. Quimby, w. E. Kennels,
William Lyman, John Chapman, A..
F. Drake, Matt Johnson, Chef Cald-
well, N. G. Bronson, III. w. Wilson,
AL Miller, Dan Freeman, Ed B. Cous-
ms, Il. w. Stearns, Will Wilson.
Melville-Thomas Law, u. M. Estes,
P. l.. Carter, James Law, w. f. Hoyt,
Tip LaFoy, E. e. Clark.
Oakf1eld-Niels p. Hoegh, Ed. Lew.
is, s. p. Daugaard, John Nelson, Nels
| B. Christensen, Soren Nelson, John T..
Jenkins, Chris Petersen, Will Nelson.
| Sharon-M. n. Esbeck, Jasper Jen-
sen, hans MaQSen, u. w. BOysen, u.
81. Jacobson, N. B. Anderson, Chris L.
Hansen.
Viola-John c. Bonwell, George
Higley, Samuel milford, John Som
ers, Charles Beck, w. w. Perrine.
. The chair stated that the convention
was duly organized and ready to pro.
coed with the nomination for the vari-
GUS county offices.
Hon. Asmus Boysen put in nomina.
ton the present incumbent, A. F.
Greenwaldt, for County Auditor, and
moved that he be nominated by accla
nation which received several seconds
and carried without opposition.
John A. Nash presented the name o.
u. J. Hill for Clerk of the District
Court and moved his nomination by
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