Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-04-23
THE REPUBLICAN, COUNTY CONVENTION.
Endorses Administratie IS Of President Roosevelt,
Governor la Toilette ard Congressman BabcOck

The republican county convention tc
/! elect delegates TO the Third district con.
| gressional convention was held in this
! city on Monday. Chairman Mahoney
| called the convention to order, read the
cell and list of delegates entitled to seats
"a shown by credentials filed with him.
They are;
Berven--O Stokke, Chas Mcclellan, Hans
7 Skellerud, O, T. White.
Christiana-E b Bomstad, J Skough, \
Moen, Hans SherVe. Andrew WASenu, hans
s nakke. Paul T PauSOn-
Clintoa-T Thomas Pierre, W Lewis, Peter
Hanson, Gus Morterud Rustad.
FoTest-CJ Eastman, Edgar Euo John
Eranklip-u l. Gardner, James Wanless'
II Hopp, Torger Berg, Theo Gorreli'
Greenwood-N0t represented.
Genoa-Thos Lattmer VIM l. Riley. chas
DeLap,
lpanke, l. Grimsrud,
Harm 1ny-R J kslhan. Oscar Newton, B Fl
Warner, ID q McLees,
HiilsborO-Not represented.
Jeiferson-Gullick Hetland, Steven Mills,
Root.
Kickapoo-Aarou Glass. Charles Moon. l. o
Thompson
Liberty-J Harris, Marvin wood:
stark--Nm Setback, Geo Aumock, MACK
stering~N T Fortun. G Davis, Elmer
Eyerson. CHARLES Jacobus, l. W Davis.
UniOn-Not represented.
NiroquR--R Il Morrison, ole T Logan, w
Alexander A MORRISON, Lars 7 Larson, Jno
Norris Harrison Smith, Ole Nustad.
Webster-H Allen, NJ Allen. Wig. l.
Davis.
wheatIand- Not represented
Whitestown--J Brokaw, w White, Del
bert Marshall.
Desoto Village f r Emberson
Hillsboro Village Wernick. Il. Williams
q Y Fine.
La Fargo Village Not represented.
Ontario Vlllage--J p Sullivan
Readstown NillaEe--0 w Reeve, q Ewefs
Viola Village -John Schroeder,
Westhy Nillage--A II Dahl, Andrew Lee.
ViFoqua City-F, n ward NJ Min shall,
VIM Hupchisoo, " 49, Boufiieur: Second ward,
l. O Boyle, NJ Sureuson. John Side; Third
ward, Goodell, Il q Costing, silas Foster
Ole Emilson.
On motion Of e. S. Goodell Capt. W.
L. Riley was unanimously chosen chair
man, and E. V. Wernick secretary.
Capt. Riley thanked the convention for
the honor. He appeared little strange
in presiding over republican body. but
ii was doubtless a pleasant sensation to
him and a pleasure to his friends
A list of eighteen names was present
ed for delegates TO the congressional
convention at Lancaster to be held to-
morrow They were elected as follows;
T. s. Good G, BOYLE, Hans Shreve
Fl. p. Proct Deter Hanson, Fred
Eckhardt TIL ...imer, Marshall Sur
enson, l.. w. DAVIS, H. G. Gosling, j. E.
Nuzum, c. J. Smith, A. H. Dahl, G. A.
Ewers, o. g. Munson.
Committee on resolutions consisting
of L. c. Boyle, r. J. Kalhar and E. b
Homstad, reported as follows, which
were adopted without debate and unani-
mously:
Resolved, That In common with all true
Americans, we most deeply mouFn and de-
plore the death OF William Mckinley. Presi-
dent OF the United States As citizen and
christian gentleman and high OH cia
we cherish his precious memory. We endorse
the administration of his successor. Theodore
Roosevelt. In national and International at
fairs.
Resolved. That we commend the efforts OF
our representative. the Hon. J W. BAbcock,
to reduce the tariff on iron and steel, and
recommend that the delegation 20 congress
ional convention USE all honorable means 10
secure hts denomination.
Resolve d That we be Artily endorse the pres
ent state administration
We eendurse the action OF congressional COM
mittee In separating state and national
politics.
- hold.