Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-09-17

the history of its national life.
We commend and eadorse his policy
and action in the enforcement OF the
Anti Trust Law.
We especially commend and approve
the actions of President Roosevelt and
his efforts in securing for the West irri-
CATION laws that will develop and enrich
the entire West and especially the State
of Colorado.
We commend and approve him for his
courage and firmness in refusing to be
bulldozed aud dictated to by the corpora
ton interests of Wall Street.
And in all things, we pledge our untir-
ing support to secure the election of
President Roosevelt and Senator Fair
banks.
We direct the attention of the young
men and the young women of this state
to the life, character aud achievements of
President Roosevelt as a standard by
which they should measure their citizen
ship and political ambitions.
We further endorse and approve the
administration of Governor James II.
Peabody and the other officials connected
with him in his administration. We ap-
prove his firm and courageous stand
against anarchy and disregard of the laws
of the commonwealth and pledge to him
the support of all law abiding citizens of
Clear Greek County,
We stand absolutely for the maintain
anee of law and order and appeal to the
patriotism and common sense of all good
citizens. irrespective of party for support
in the coming struggle.
Colorado and the West need the capital
Of the East to develop its resources.
With firm stand for law and order and
the protection of the rights o: all, this
capital for the development Of our re-
sources can be secured. On this ground,
we can appeal to the business interests OF
the State and for these reasons we speak
for and demand that support
We instruct the delegates to be elected
by this convention to the State convcn-
ton. to use all honorable means to secure
the denomination of Governor James II.
Peabody as being foy the best interests of
Colorado and the Republican party.
We commend and approve the course
of Lieutenant Governor w. A. Haggoti
as President of the Senate in bis efforts to
secure for the people Of the State Of Colo
RADIO a Republican United States Senator.
And We pledge him our united support
and loyalty and instruct the delegates to
the State convention to use all honorable
means to secure his denomination.
The committee on delegates made the
following selection and ID was sanctioned
by the convention without dissenting
vote:
State-W. A. Haggott, Willis Bristol
II. G. Hsessler. Clarence Jarbeau, Mrs.
Anna Dingie. J. ]. Stocker. T.. NJ. Sabin.
]. B. Finucane, John Trathen. Jas. Z.
Bowden.
Judicial-J. W. B. Smith, L. W. Wider.
R. II. Blackman, John Atcheson Geo.
Moscript, W. B. clough, o. w. Lowell.
Nho'- Ntossoh' yhos l. 1hh'Idilcu, MAS.
Eyiens.
Senatorial-W. A. Haggott, f. NJ.
Sabiu. Chas. Brandstetter, Jos. Rose,
Dana Hartshorn, +. A. Moss, Jas. f.
Bowden, Clarence Snyder, w l.. Shaffer,
T. A. Lucy.
The selection of a chairman Of the
county central committee precipitated
another contest between John Trathen
and E. NJ. Sabin, the latter winning out,
Mr.. Trathen assuring the convention
that he had been given all the honors
they could bestow upon him. AS an
illustration Of the harmony prevailing at
this stage OF the proceedings, on motion
of Royal Graham, Mr.. Sabin, as chairman
Of the county committee was empowed
and this will give to the county a com-
mittee that will at all times be in hearty
accord and never at cross purposes, a
condition that is essential to the best
work to be accomplished. The commit
tee will be named next week.
The naming of county ticket was
postponed for two weeks, and the CON
vention adjourned to that date. Sept. "a.
at the opera house at Idaho Springs.
A marriage license was issued in Dem
yer yesterday to Robert Henry White and
Mrs. Virginia Dunham Foster, both of
Idaho SPRINGS The CONTRACTING r,arfies