Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-07-01

DJ NJ. ID. hoSenDefry VINO outlined
plan whereby two conventions were t
be held. one for each district, after whlc
a joint convention would be held fo
the purpose of electing delegates to tn
state convention. The delegates fror
the First district withdrew to the count
board room and those of the secon
remained where they were.
SECOND DISTRICT.
The meeting was called to order b,
r. II. johnson, chairman of the count
committee and upon motion, DIR. A. w
Trevitt was elected temporary chair
man and John w. Miller temporar
secretary. The chairman al pointed a
committees the following:
Credentials-C. s. Curtis, chm; Nj. G
Thorn and Geo. Halder.
Resolutions-M. B. Rosenberg, chm
Anton Mehl and j. E. George.
On motion of M. B. Rosenberg tn
convention adjourned until o'clocl
that the committees might have time t,
complete their work before reporting
Upon the re-assembling of the conyen
tion the committee on credentials re
ported the following entitled to seat
in the convention:
Easton-M. C. Thorn, Frank AL
bridge, Jud Miner.
Eldron--L. S. jacobson, NJ. L. Smith
Franzen-fNo represented
Hewitt--August Ramthun.
Harrison-(N Not represented.
Kronenwetier--M. Lutz, d. Burnett
Knowlton-C. e. Guenther, Z. r
Guenther, Ed. Rogers.
Norrie-F. H. JewsOn, 3 votes.
Plover-Wm. Thayer, q votes.
Pike Lake-(Not representedl.
Ringle--Arthur Farris, /. w. Job.
Texas j. E. George, "A votes)
Wausau (town)-Herm Hahn 2 votes
Weston-F. Tesch, L. H. Jones, E.
Dunn.
City of Wausau.
First Ward-John Johnson, Geo. Hal.
der, Louis Boelke, Herman Miller.
Second Ward-John w. Miller, Ed
Heiman, Ed. Freeman, A. Mehl, Aug
Klostermaun.
Third Ward-J. N. Manson, G. D
Bartz, j. g. Wolf, H. 6. Flieth.
Fourth Ward-R. FL. johnson, G. S
Curtis, A. w. Trevitt, Chas. Burke.
Fifth Ward-H. w. Pradt Proxy
NJ B. Rosenberg, Gus. Flatter, G. ID
Jones Proxy, F. p. Stone. M. Weeks
Sixth Ward-Theo. Steltz, NJ. Burek
VIM. Hoffman, S. M. Quaw and Johr
Okoneski one half vote each.
Seventh Ward-E. Il. Armstrong, A
Treutl, z. Flatter, Fred Krause, Alber
Putin.
Eighth Ward j. Priebe, A. Priebe
Aug. Froemming, Aug. Luedtke.
Braatz, John Brasch, John Morgan
John Goebel.
This report was also adopted as was
also the following resolution of NJ b
Rosenberg;
BE 1T RESOLVED, That in our opin
ion the present unfortunate condition
of the Republican party in the state
of Wisconsin demands and requires
that its leadership be entrusted to I
m.n of sound and conservative prin
ciples, of broad and comprehensive
craftsmanship, man, who, if electeC
Governor of the state of Wisconsin
will place the interests of the people
first, of his party second, and his owr
ambitions last. Such man we believe
is the Hon John NJ Whitehead OF
Rock county, 10 whom we hereby
pledge our support in the Republican
state convention to be held July 10th
We heartily endorse our representa-
tive in the senate, the Hon. A. L.
Kreutzer, aud we believe that his course
during his entire term of office has been
dictated solely by just regs d for the
wishes of hts constituents, whom he has
at all times represented in an able and
manner, both as to the material
interests and as to the matters of ofgovern-
mental policy. He has performed his
duties manfnlly and courageously, and
we hereby request hiur to become a
for reelection, and pledge to
him our united and earnest support.
recommend to the consideration OF
of the voters of the Second Assembly
District the record of Hon. Herman
Miller AS member of last legislature,
during the session of which he was
found upon the right side of every
question. Ae maintained his position
aud disehared his duties with faith.
lessness worthy of the highest apprecia-
ton.
We hereby favor the nomination and
election of such memb bers of the legisla-
ture rs will work and vote To secure the
return To the United States senate OF
Hon. John G. Spooner, who has SO
wisely and ably served his state and
country.
Z. K. Armstrong then arose and in
an address nominated the following as
delegates; Walter Alexander, c. S.
Curtis, g. u. Jones, A. L Kreutzer, f.
Jewson, NJ. b. Rosenberg, G. ID. Bartz
NJ. {. Thorn, f. Dunn and Herman
Miller, and moved that they be elected
by aeclamation. AT this Ed. Heiman
took exceptions and moved to amend
So that the election should be made by
ballot that others might have a show
for their money. The amendment was
seconded and division of the house
was called for and it was killed by q
vote of 81 to %. At the announcement
of the result several of the La Toilette
men got up and walked out of the con
vention declaring that they would not
longer remain when they had no voice
The original motion was then carried
j. f. George, of Brokaw, then moved
that the delegation be instructed to
vote as unite at the state convention
which was also carried. Convention
FIRST DISTRICT CONVENTION.
Convention called to order by Henry
kreutzer, chairman of the First Diss
and H. j. Blanchard WAS
made chairman aud, John King secre
iary. As a committee on credentials
the following were appointed by the
chair: Geo. Fenrich. + F. Damon. Thos
Benjamin, j p Kanier, and H. yoight
and an adjournment was then taken
until two O'Clock 10 give the committee
time to report Before adjonrnmeui
was taken, howevert J. " Saler, at
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