The Nome nugget., 1903-10-07
DELEGATES
 ELECTED At Republican COnyen'
 ton Monday LARGE ATTENDANCE
Judge Johnson and Col. w. I. Perkins Endorsed for Nation.
 al Convention.

The republican convention on Mon- day night, called for the purpose of choosing 29 delegates to attend the territorial convention to be held at Juneau on Nov. 10, next, was well at tended and was marked by harmony throughout.
 Judge Johnson called the convention to order. and A. l.. Valentine was elected temporary chairman and J. (. Gatfney temporary secretary. A com mittee on credentials was appointed, consisting of George D. Schotied, N. H. Castle and George B. Baldwin.
 A committee on permanent organiza- tion and order of business was also ap- pointed, as follows: $. G. Gale, J. r. Parkinson, G. s. Stanley.
 A recess was taken until the creden- tials committee reported. The follow ing were seated as delegates, there being no contests:
 Nome and Nicinity-Geo. B. Baldwin, II. V. V. Bean, w. E. Dean, NJ. C. Elm erson, C. A. Perrin, J. C. Gaffney, $. G. Gale, Chas. F. Hoxsie, Chas $ John son, C. l.. Johnson, H. r. King, Josh R. Mcintyre (by w. T. Perkins, proxy( Ira D. Orton. J. F. Palmer, J. L. Pid- geon, Tex Rickard, George L. Stanley NJ. D. Samuels (by NJ. J. Cochran, proxy, Herbert Spencer, John Sund- back, George D. Schofeld, A. D. Shel- don, Gustav Seifrert, A. l.. Valentine, Charles Wilson.
 Solomon Roxy Reber, NJ. J. Sullivan and C. w. Thornton (both by Roxy Reber, proxy.
 Bluff City-Unrepresented.
 Chinik-H. $. Chester (by J. P. Parkinson, proXy).
 St. Michael-H. w. Clark, A. E. Bain.
 Councillor. Alexander de Soto (J. P. Parkinson, proXy), Ralph Dutch (by A. II. Miller, proxy, A. II. Miller, N. II. Castle, J. P. Parkinson, Dr. F. E. Grigsby (by Albert Fink, proxy.
 Sullivan City-Marcus Mester, T. w, Cody (by NJ. Mester, proxy).
 Teler-E. A. Windfeld (by John Rustgard, proXy).
 Mary's lgloo-H. H. Fry (by John --H4t1rrunt, proxy.
 Kolomokotf-Duncan Mcdonald (by George B. Grigsby, proxy.
 Deering-W. J. Milroy (by C. s. Blackett, proXy).
 Keewalik-Capt. l.. West.
 Candle-S. A, Pepper, Slim Rydeen (by J. Dennis Arnold, proxy.
 Kobuk-S. J. Marsh.
 Tin City-Andy Baumgartner.
 White Mountain-Henry NJ. Spire (by J, F. Parkinson, proxy.
 The temporary organization was made permanent, and C. F.. Hoxsie, C. A. Perrin and John Sundback were ap- pointed committee to select the names of 29 men as delegates to the territorial convention, and George D. Schofield, Albert Fink and w. T.
 
 Perkins were named as the committee to select the names of delegates. The committee reported the following, who were elected:
 J. r. Parkinson, A. H. Miller, w. H. Ferguson, RoXey Reber, J. l.. Galen, H. w. Clark, Chas. 5. Johnson, w. T. Perkins, M. J. Cochran, George B.. Baldwin, l.. B. Shepherd, C. A. Perrin, Josh Mcintyre, G. L. Rickard, Albert Fink, H. V. V, Bean, D. NJ. Brogan, George Rice, O. A. Johnson, w. H. Soderberg, M. J. Sullivan, Jafet Linde- berg, J. W. Corson, A. Baumgartner, Geo. D. Schofeld, Eugene Chiberg, H. r. King, C. $. Blackett and G. H. McPherren.
 The committee on platform reported the following:
 The Platform.
 The republicans of the Second judi cial division of the District of Alaska in convention assembled at Nome, here by reafiirm and adopt the platform of the national republican party promul- gated at Philadelphia June 20, 1900.
 ?. We indorse the administration of Theodore Roosevelt and commend it's acts as a continuation of that wise and patriotic policy outlined and estab- lished by our beloved martyred presi- dent. William Mckinley.
 3. In Theodore Roosevelt we recog- ni2e wise and judicious friend of Alaska and Alaskan interests and de- velopment, and we earnestly request and instruct the delegates from this district to use their utmost endeavors in the territorial convention to be held at Juneau, Alaska, Nov. 10, 1903, to secure the passage of a resolution in- structing the Alaska delegation to the