Morris tribune., 1902-06-28
CHOOSE DELEGATES
REPUBLICAN AND DEr1OCRATlC
ELECTORS CHOSEN.
Aside from Election of Delegates and
Naming of County Committees
Both Conventions are very Quiet.


vention was held at the armory Satur-
day afternoon. The convention had
been called for two o'clock, but a
number of the delegates were in at
tendance at the meeting of the Far
mers elevator association and a post
ponement until later hour was nee
essary. At four o'clock Chairman
Murphy called the meeting to order,
and after the election Of Timothy
Murphy as chairman and Walter
Allen as secretary, the regular work
of the convention was taken up. A
number of the towns failed to hold
caucuses so the representative of each
town was given a seat in the conven-
ton by UNANIMOUS vote.
The delegates chosen to represent
this county at the state convention
were John W. Eddy, Fred Helsper,
VIM. Wagner, Jas. MCGOWAN, R. Il.
Grace, Mike Finnegan, NJ. Mahoney,
George Hall, and James B. Ormond.
John W. Eddy was chosen as state
committeeman.
The new county committee as
elected is composed Of the following
members: N. P. McNally, NJ. Ma
honey, A. l.. Taisy, J. H. McRob-
erts, J. S. Robinson, Theo. Linstad,
R. Macarthur, Sohn Hanrahan, VIM
Riordon, John ". Eddy. Fred Sea,
mons, C. R. Sather, Thos. Church,
G. F. HiIlspar, l. D. Perkins, Lewis
Foley, Farley Tosney, A. H. Taisy,
Pat Regain, NJ. J. Collins, Ben. Marty,
James McNalley, James MCGOWAN,
@. J. BlackmaD, W. auckland, J. R.
Delahunt, M. O. Flatper, Timothy
Murphy, James B. Ormond, A. L.
Stenger, F. A. Mullen.
REPUBLICAN.
The republican county convention
was called at the court house Tues
day afternoon at 2:3O p. m. Nearly
every precinct was represented, and
the work of the convention was easily
disposed of. Chairman House Of the
county committee called the meeting
to order and briefly outlined the
work.
Upon motion G.. G. Thorpe of Han"
cock was elected chairman and R. A.
Stone, secretary, and the chair was
to appoint committee OF
three to examine credentials of the
delegates present. The chair ap-
pointed w. l.. Colyer, G. R. G. John
son and F. Mesinbrink. Upon mo-
ion made and carried each commits
,ioner district and each village were
allowed one delegate, and recess of
en- minutes was taken to select the
representatives.
Chairman Colyer OF the committee
IN credentials then presented the fol-
owing report.
Village of Morris-H. B. Lund, G.
z. c.. johnson, G. E. Game, Chs.
lee, ]. A. Lime, W. P. Fowler, R. A.
Stone, Chas. E. Camp, Carl j. jacob
on, L. W. Northcott, P. ". Ross,
:. E. Smith, W, L. Colyer.
Baker-J. w. Johnson, Nels Huse.
y, Chas. Hadtrasdth.
El iorado-L. @. Hanson, L. R.
Macintosh, Andrew Stoneburg.
PeppertoD-PhiIip Ernst, Gus
Y altersdorf, Paul Conrad.
Evergiade-E. H. Barnes, John
7rost. L. Zimmerman, L. Perbster.
Moore-M. P. Durkee, Oliver Pruet,
:. J. Peterson, R. H. Walker.
Swan Lake-L. 0. JOsnoss, Martin
Iendrickson, Gus Podratz, Albert
, olIin, y. n. Dohlen.
Framnas- E. Solseth, Jr., G. W.
ohnson, Chris Syverson, Chris Mix
Lesson, Samuel Olson.
DonneIIy TOWN.. A. Erdah],
,udwig Nilsson, Paul S. Goodell.
Darnen-Wm, O'Buen, Ward
tone. D. G. LinsIey.
Will, Of Donnelly-F ]. McLaugh-
n, W. J. Hartung, V. Z. Bayle5s.
Horton-Wm. Scheive, Fred Mes
nbrink, Henry Willie.
Synnes-Mat PiIIen, John F. Dab
wv, Fred Gieseke, Adolph Bruer.
Will. of Chokio-G. G. Thorpe, Ed
[overson, John Hunter, Don. =.
Woodward. Albert Nystuen.
Rendsville-Ole Folk, Jacob
Tendt, Chris Arndt seated on motion.
Will. of Chokio-Chas. Leaman, S
urt, G.. Hagan, H. G. Tear.
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