The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-08-23
O-POPULIST CONVENTION
A FUSION TICKET NOMINATED
The PopIIlsts Are Oiyen Places ON the
Democratic Ticket and Come Bodily
Into the Party nesolntions Passed
aud Tickets Nominated = Delegates
20 State Convention.


enai county was called 10 order at !
O'Clock p. M, Wednesday, by w. j.
Mcclure, chairman Of the central com
mlttee. +. H. Bradbury read the
call which showed convention Of liz
delegates entitled TO seats.
A. u. Ritter, of Blacktall, was made
temporary chairman and A. n. Torrell,
Of westbranch. temporary secretary.
The chairman thanked the convention
for the honor and Immediately got
down to business by the appointment
OF the following committees, after
which a recess Of one hour was taken
to allow the committees to make time
their report:
Credentials--M. r. Boyle, Boomers
Ferry: Joseph Jean0ot, Hope; Levi
Crow, Santa; r. J. Scallon, CGuT
d'Aiene; Thos. Owens. Clark Forks.
Permanent organization-W. b. Nc
Farland, cenr d'Alene; ThoS. Judge,
Priest River; Geo. Martin. Mica; II. NJ.
Fitzpatrick. Spirit Valley; James
Graham, boundary.
ResolntiOns-J. &. White, Ceur d.
Alene; S. +. DOnnelly, Lakeview; ].
W. Settle, Post Falls; w. J. Mcclure,
Rathdrum; S. ii. Watkins. Athol.
4 Upon reconvening the credentials
committee made its report. As the
reading Of the report proceeded 1t be-
came evident that the committee had
gotten proxies and delegates consider
ably mixed. This caused tangle In
the convention which resulted In an
exchange Of repartee between some OF
the delegates and the matter was finally
disposed of by calling the roll Of pre-
cincts and making corrections as the
errors were reached. After the cor
reclions were made, contest from
Standpoint precinct Was considered BY
the convention. Each delegation was
given hearing and vote resulted In
the seating of the Foss, or contesting
delegation, in accordance with the
recommendation OF the credentials
committee, The report was then
adopted AS follows;
Athol IS Watkins. + Bennett @ W Flea
ing
Bonner Ferry-wm EikeTkin. L Carlton.
Callahan. NJ Boyle. Luke Fitzpatrick, Tho
Desmond BY proxy 10 Boyle. Vim Owens. Mrs.
owens
Boulder Z N Newton
BlAcktsil-A l. Ritter 4 coiemAn BY proxy
10 Ritter.
Bellgrove--J c Roberts Frank Watkins b.
proxy 70 Roberts,
Boundary--James Graham. Montgomery b
proKy 10 Grahsm.
Clarks Forks-T owens. Alfred DER, JssoE
Edwards.
C9ur d'Aiene-W D Mcfarland, Vim Dollar.
c waite. p soaiion. John DonorEn. Charlie
Stowe. c V Caldwell James Graham.
CocolAla-A N Tumbuli. JaA Field.
cAriin .Bsy-Fred ZlnE, a Allen by proxy Il
zink.
Eimyra-Edw ard Riley. Geo cOnnot.
Ella Mountains RenIro. NeSeAi
Granite john ouinn. N Green.
Hauser-MAnin Coleman. Geo Coleman b
, proxy TO Milton BAiro.
HArrison-Geo Roberts. 5 " Avery. 5 Martin
John Goode. Geo Roberts l. sinve by proxy u
KB wsitmAn.
Hope Joseph Joannoii. Dr Loop by proxy q
, yeannoit, O smith, VIM Nineman by proxy u
smith
Kooseuai-Fred Keller.
Lane QuArles, Timothy NccAEty, Cha
: NcClsvn.
; Lake Creeks Nsiheson by proxy to c
Bosshrd.
LAksview-s Donnelly. wm Fibbido.
Midimont-R X Emerson. II A Farmer.
Miksion-HermAn Amen, P " Dyer by prOxt
2 to Amen, Thos whilpley.
Mica Bay-ClRy Porter. Geo Martin.
Saples-LouA Popp, c Martin by proxy I
OF Graham.
Z Priest Rlvar-w Lenly. Chris Lsmly. Tho
! Judge
/, Post FAns-A Tucker. " settle, stewsl
walker
= PrAirie-Jsmes casey, brophy.
. Priest LAke--w Freedman.
Rathdrum-w } Mcclure, John crenShaN
= Edwin McBec, Charles Dyer. COnklin, wad
dan, Vim GIL. Frank Trip, Edward BrAdbur!
sandpolui--N. n. Ferguson, Harry whales
h c r Foss, John NuIy by proxy 10 FOSs.
q sAtate tAne-A n hickey, Tracy,
st Maries--J 1. Ferguson by proxy to Scot
J shelton.
\ 81 goe-Mm Ferreli
S sAuta-Leu CROW, VIM Davidson, by prOx
n to Grow,
scneaeq uotecn-Chas Gertum. II l. Smith.
Spirit Valley-H N 0llpairick. VIM VAne
0 Valley-R Farmer, N Guthrie by proxy |
Il Farmer.
woliLodge-Au,one sorenson, John ThOml
: son by proxy 10 sorenson,
= West BTanch-Adolph Torrcll.
T. LAelede-s u Graves, Campbell by cha
d Gertum proxy.
a Renco--A Warner.
. A this time a permanent organiEa
. ton was effected by the election G
Edwin McBee as permanent chairman
!. Terrell, the temporary secretary. wa
made permanent secretary Of the COT
a vention, with II. NJ. Fitzpatrick rs hi
assistant
The committee on permanent organ
ilation and order of business submitte
its report, which was adopted.
The resolutions committee also rt
ported the following declaration {
principles aud resolutions, which wei
unanimously adopted
DECLARATION OF PRINCIPLES,
Your committee on resolutions be
leave to report the following declar'
ton ofprincples;
1.-THE democrats of Kootenai county
state Of Idaho, in convention assem-
bled, hereby renew our adherence 10 Il
principles enunciated by that great an
good leader of the people, the author {