The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-04-24
THE DISTRICT MEETINGS
ALL OF THEM EXCEPT ONE HELD IN
THE sTATEHOUsE.
Floyd 4. Woods Presided over the
Seventh District Meeting Make
Up of Committees.

The congressional district delegations 10
the State convention met yesterday morn-
ing in various rooms of the Statehouse and
elected members of the committees ana
vice presidents and assistant secretaries.
The Seventh district delegation met in the
Criminal Court room and Chairman Floyd
a. Woods presided. The election proceeded
without controversy. John 3. Cockrum was
nominated for the committee on permanent
organization by Harold c. Megrew. Harry
3. Gates was nominated for the committee
on credentials by l.. @. Rothschild. Mr..
Cockrum nominated Mayor Bookwalter for
the committee on resolutions. Fred E. Mat
son nominated w. Z. English for vice presi-
dent of the convention. Frank Bowers was
nominated for assistant secretary by j.
II. BilIingsley. Charles w. Moores was
chosen chairman Of the delegation. The
other delegations elections resulted as fol-
lows:
The members of each committee. the
vice presidents and assistant secretaries
are as follows:
Committee on Resolutions-First district.
Edward Golf, Warrick; Second, James w.
Emison, Knox; Third, G. l.. Jewett, FLOYD;
Fourth Frank Jones, Ripley; Fifth, How
ard Maxwell Parke; Sixth, II. Z. Starr,
Wayne, seventh, Mayor ClarleS a. DUN
walter: Eighth, Charles L. Henry. Madi-
son. Ninth, A. b. Anderson, Montgomery;
Tenth, f. d. Crumpacker. Porter Elev-
enth; Samuel i. sayier: HTYnni tin
Frank Pickerell, Marshall.
Committee on Rules and Permanent Or
ganization-First district Samuel Adams,
Gibson Second, Elmer Hastings, Daviess;
Third. +. NJ. Campbell. Scott; Fourth. +.
B. Shuts. Dearborn; Fifth. d. c. Johnson,
vermillion; Sixth. Milton Maxwell Union;
Seventh, John b. Cockrum: Eighth, G. M.
kimbrough, Delaware: Ninth, ID; h. Ellis.
Howard; Tenth, Fremont Goodwine, War
rem: Eleventh, II. c. Petit, Wabash;
Twelfth. A. b Darby. De Kalb; Thirteenth,
Elmer Crockett, st. Joseph
Committee on OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES district.
W. w. Ross, Vanderburg; Second, G, T..
Henderson. Greene; Third. j. w MGPhee-
tiers. Washington; Fourth, John NJ Lewis,
jackson; Fifth, ID. V. Miller, Vigo; Sixth,
+. Nj. Smith. Franklin; Seventh, Harry b.
Gates; Eighth, Union B. Hunt Randolph;
Ninth Will Marker. Upton; Tenth. w. A.
Wood, Lafayette; Eleventh. John r Law
renee, Miami; Twelfth. Joseph Conlogue,
Noble; Thirteenth, A. E. Dausman, Elk
hart
Vice Presidents Convention-First dis
trict, Thomas Baysinger, Spencer; Second,
Paul Stratton. Sullivan; Third. Amos Stout.
Orange; Fourth; w H Eiken Bar S,,oiS
c. II. Campbell Shelby; Seventh. William
F.. English; Eighth. w. A Lower. Adams I:
Ninth. j. L. Allen, Fountain; Tenth, Mark
l.. lie Molte' l>dhe' EleNeHth' II - Leis-
Ter, Blackboard: Twelfth, a. Il. Bratton,
Steuben; Thirteenth, John NJ. Spangler,
Pulaski
Assistant Secretaries Convention-First
district, John Rimstedt. Pike; Second, w.
X. Penrod, Martin; Third, DR.. Felix w.
Hardwood. Crawford; Fourth Bert Meal
pine Johnson; Fifth. b. f. Corwin, Put
nam; Sixth, ID. A. Myers, Decatur; Seventh.
Frank Bowers: Eighth, Frank A. Bracken,
Jay; Ninth, Ed Burns, Clinton; Tenth. t..
H. Walcott, White; Eleventh, A. G. Lup-
ton, Blackboard: Twelfth, b. +. Gates. Whit
ley; Thirteenth. John l.. Norman, Starke.