The Redwood gazette., 1902-06-25
Sherman-J E Poncin, J w Carlile,

Springdale- Peter Anderson (three
votes
Swedes Forest-Chris Olson, John c
Miller and G o Gimmestad.
Three Lakes-Holmer Johnson, Hen
ry Petrie and VIM. Parker.
Vail-O T Newhouse, VIM Ander-
son, Henry Meyer and Ralph McCor-
mack.
Waterbury-W F Benz and John
Ahrends.
Walnut Grove-Geo NJ Long, Jas A
Larson, W J Mcdonald and L Gar
lock.
Willow Lake-F H Bauermeister,
Matt Eichten and A Johnson.
City of Redwood Falls
First ward-A G Burmeister, w H
Gold, G. T Howard, H NJ Aune, H M
Hitchcock, S J Race, w P Tenney and
w A Palmer.
Second ward-J H Bowers, F L.
Warner C. w Mead. I n Tompkins,
G A Luscher and Geo w Dickinson.
Sundown-John T Hojem, Ole G
Olson, NJ F Christensen and John
son.
North Hero-H H Dahl, w F Knight
and Chas Hanson.
Vesta--J g Loesch, H R Draper, G
L Cross, Harvey Harris.
Paxton--A. V. Fedderly, A NJ Den
nistoun, A n Hills, F NJ Banker.
Redwood Falls twp.--W A Marvin,
g votes.)
Fred. L. Warner moved a COM
mittee on resolutions. This was
adopted and the chair appointed
Fred. L. Warner of Redwo Falls.
Geo. NJ. Long of Walnut Grove, W.
C. Starr of Lamberton, John W.
Carlile of Sherman and A. O. Gin
mestad OF kintire as such commit
tee.
Frank Clague then moved that
the temporary organization be made
permanent. This was adopted,
after which A. P. Henderson Of New
Avon moved that the convention
proceed to elect four delegates-at-
large This was carried and nomi-
nations came in rapidly, Jas. A.
Larson. Frank Clague, Fred. L..
Warnes, f. S. Pollard and A. O..
Gimmestad being placed in nomi-
nation. It was decided to vote for
four and Messrs. Race, Bowers,
Tompkins and Mead were appointed
tellers.
While the tellers were canvassing
the votes. Chairman Warner, from
the report of that committee. which
was adopted, and which is as fol-
lows:
We, the Republicans of Redwood
county, in convention assembled, here
by renew our allegiance to the Repub-
llcan party, as enunciated in the last
National and State platforms, and
pledge to the National and State par
ties our unqualified support.
We hereby endorse the course of the
National administration as commenced
by that true apostle of Republicanism,
of peace and prosperity, William Nc
kinley, and as continued by Theodore
Roosevelt. We endorse the course of
our senators and representatives In
congress.
We especially endorse the admins
tration of Hon. Samuel R. NanSant.
governor Of Minnesota, and unite IN
appealing to the whole people for sup
port IN his commendable attempt to
prevent the consolidation of competing
lines of railroads, in attempting to
bring about fair and equitable tax
system. and Ia otherwise improving
the political and social conditions of
the State
We endorse the course of Hon. George
| W. Somerville and Hon. Jas. A. Lar
son, our senator and representative in
| the Legislature, in their attempts to
| bring about the passage of H. F. No l,
/ otherwise known as the tax code, and
also what is known as the Jacobson
! tax measure.
| We hereby instruct the delegates Sc
lected at this convention to represent
| the Republicans of Redwood county in
| the State convention to use all honor
able means to bringtabout the renomi-
nation of Samuel R. VanSant to the
important position he now holds as
| Governor of Minnesota.
The tellers here made their res
port. 1t showed that Messrs. Jas.
A. Larson, Frank Clague, Fred. l.
r I