The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1904-03-18
CENTRAL COM
MITTEE MEETS
Proceedings in full..A Number of
PRECINCTS Represented by
Proxies

The Republican Central Committee of
Chelan County, Washington, met at the
Office of John A. Gellatly, in Nenat-
chez, Washington, Saturday, March II,
man. On roll call of the several pre-
cincts of the county, the following per-
sons appeared in person or by proxy
as follows:-Blewett precinct, James
Wilder by Walter Olive, his proxy;
Chelan precinct, Barnett Stillwell byJ.
Barrier, his proxy; Chiwaukum, Z. w.
Sherwood by L. H. Bowman, his proxy;
Clockum, c. B. Reed; Columbia, L. NJ.
Hull; Entiat Charles Gray by L H.
Bowman, his proxy; Leavenworth, F..
S. Taylor by L. H. Bowman, his proxy:
Mission, Frank Johnson; Lakeside,
Charles johnson; Stehekin, NJ. E. Field;
Wenatchee, John D. Dill.
Walter Olive invited the Central
Committee to designate Mission as the
place to hold the coming convention
and spoke in favor of Mission and its
advantages. John D. Dill invited the
| Central Committee to hold the coming
county convention at Wenatchee, and
spoke in favor of its advantages as a
place for holding the county convention.
1t was moved and seconded that the
coming county convention be held at
Wenatchee, and the ayes and noes
were called with the following result
Walter Olive, no; J. Barrier, no; L. H.
Bowman, yes; G. B. Reed, yes; L. H.
Bowman, yes; L. II. Bowman, yes: L.
NJ. Hull. yes; Frank Johnson, no: Chas.
Johnston, yes; NJ. E. Field, no; John D.
Dill, yes Motion was carried seven in
favor of motion and six against it.
1t was moved, seconded and carried
that the republican county convention
of Chelan county, Washington, be held
on Saturday, the 9th day of April, 1904.
A Resolution was offered recommending
that the several precincts hold their pri-
mary election on Saturday, the 2nd day
of April, 1904, and on vote the resolu-
ton was unanimously adopted.
1t was moved and seconded that at
the county convention delegates be Sc
lected to the state, judicial and sena-
torial conventions and also that full
county ticket be nominated. Motion
was carried by unanimous vote.
1t was moved and seconded that the
apportionment of delegates of the sever
al precincts be one delegate at large for
each precinct and one for every ten
votes and major fraction thereof cast
for Supreme Judge Hadley at the cleo
tion of 1902. Each precinct was allowed
the following number of delegates
Blewett 2. Chelan 8, Clockum 2, Chi
waukum g. Columbia 10, Entiat 8, Lake
side 10, Leavenworth 10, Mission s, Pc
shastin 2, Stehekin 4, Wenatchee II.
Motion was carried by unanimous vote.
1t was moved by J. Barrier that Che
Ian precinct be given one extra dele
gate and that one delegate be taken
from the precinct OF Lakeside. The
ayes and noes were called with the fol-
lowing result:-Walter Olive, yes; j..
Barrier, yes; L. H. Bowman, no; c. B.
Reed, no; L. NJ. Hull, no; L. 81. Bow
man, no; L. H. Bowman, no; Frank
johnson, yes; Charles Johnson, no; M.
E. Field, yes; John D. Dill, no. Motion
was declared lost by seven against and
four in favor of motion.
a Gall for County Convention
In concurrence with proceedings OF a
meeting OF the Republican Central Com