The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-10-02
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mitties. On credentials there were no
contests. On permanent organisation
and order OF business the committee sc.
commended that the temporary organiza-
tion Be made permanent and that the
Legislative officers be nominated iirst,
beginning with state senator. It was de-
lcided that the vote be taken by precincts.
When nominations were called Mrs. r.
B. Willis in very forceful and graceful
manner presented the name Of George r.
Crum Of Lewiston. c. w. Robnett
named Major G.. A. Manning. The bal
lot resulted in the nomination Of crum
- follow: Crum II4, Manning II.
Mr.. crurh thanked the conyentiou for
the honor conferred upon him.
When nominations for Representatives
were ia order Chairman Stearns called
Major Frank Burk to the chair and took
the door to place the name Of G. d.
Thomas Of Nexperc before the conven-
tion. His speech created % much en-
thusiasm that the Mr.. Thomas was nomi-
mated BY acclamatioM under suspension
Of the rules. For the remaining two
places On the Legislative ticket the fol-
lowing persons were named: Al C.
O'Brien Of Russell. 9. S. Martin Of
Mohler, w. A. Black Of Leland, Dr.. G.
n. FARRELL Of winchester. The ballot
rssulted Sin vote Of 81 for Black, - for
FARRELL. 81 for O'Brien and 80 for Martin.
Black and FARRELL were%declared the
poninees. Ma
For county auditor G. A. Foresman
placed in nouination ]. T. Orbison Of
Nesperce and W. L. Farnsworth named
9. w. Bashor. The ballot resulted ID
the nomination Of Orbison by Z vote Of
% to 81.
For sheriff A. c. Coburn presented the
name Of William Schuldt of Lewiston
and the matter was received with such
favor that Mr.. Schnldt was nominated by
acclsmation.
For aasessor Wilfred Clifford Of Bee
man ~ nominated. by reclamation AZ
vas also Miles 5. Johnton for County At
torney.
The only contest Of the convention not
settled by the first ballot was the nomi-
nation for probate Judge. Three candi-
dates were in the Geld. +. @. Hanlon Of
Mohier. o. B. chesley Of Cold Springs
and J. d. Mcconkey Of Lewiston. Han
lon lead on the first ballot, Chesley ON
the second and the third Mcconkey with
drew and Chesley was nominated BY
vote Of rs TO So.
For county treasurer e. "A. Hastings
had no opposition and was nominated by
exclamation.
For school superintendent Mrs. Bus
sell IN . neat speach named Miss Bernice
Mccoy and G. w. Richardson placed in
nomination Orr McAinimy, hat Mr.. Nc.
Minimy withdrew and Miss Mccoy was
sominated By acclama4ion and responded
10 the enthusiastic calls made for : |
speech.
ro1 surveyor Hdeou briggs. >. q.
Aaxos and Roy w. Adams were named
and Briggs was reconstructed.
res coroner G. j. vassar. L. c. Neal
and L. 1. Strong wese contestants with
Mr.. vasssr the NOMINEE.
The commissioners named BY the
several districts and rs&ifed It the even. |
ing session were George A. Smith
Samuel Hollenbeck and Geo. w. Welker. |
A the evening session Senator Geo. L. |
Shoap who had arrived on the afternoon
train was brought before the convention |
and in happy speach created much en-.
thuaiasm.
The county central committee met at |
the ONCE Of Miles s. johnson after the
convention adjourned and named G. w.
Ihosspson - chairman and w. H. LIZ
land = secretary. They named an ex.
scutive committee consisting Of I'd L.
Wiesin. II. L. Chamberiain and r. ].
EdWnFas Of Lewiston, w. G. Foresman
y Nssperce- and H. A. Morgan Of RIM
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