The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-08-06
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION

Il. Beavers.
For treasurer II. L. Burnham
placed the name of Harvey J. Berth
wick before the convention and Alfred
Derr named F. A. Mccall, A ballot
resulted In the nomination of Mccall
by a vote Of SO to % for his oppon
ent.
The nomination was made unani
NOUS on motion Of Mr.. Borthwiok.
For assessor John Woods of Har
rison was nominated by reclamation.
George Steele received the nOmin-
alton for probate judge by acclama
ton.
For county attorney Edwin
McBee named Earl Sanders and his
nomination was made by acclama-
siou. Mr.. Sanders was called to the
platform and delivered speech
which captivated the convention.
he said that his opponent bad the
advantage of him in one respect at
least. He had not been in tho county
hong enough to become known to the
voters, while he, MIR. Sanders, was
known by the fact of a longer resi-
dence He thought the ticket was
In a fair way to win for the reason
that the republican voters were in re-
volt against the rule Of one man and
many Of them would support the
democratic ticket. He thanked the
convention for the honor Of the nom
ination.
A. E. Ritter was the unanimous
nominee for county surveyor and DR..
Moody was made the unanimous
choice Of the convention for coroner.
The convention on roll call select
ed a county central committee as fol-
lows: Athol, NJ. A. Burrows; Black
tail, ]. r. Coleman; Boundary, J. A.
Graham; Clarks Fork, A. r. Derr;
Cocollala. John Graves; Carlin Bay,
Charles ROseu; ElmiFa, Fred Gray;
Elk Mountain, s. E. ReBtro; Granite,
J. G. Natzig; Hauser, George Coleman;
Harrison; George Roberts; Hope ].
nj. Jeaunot; Indian Greek, J F.
Derry; Kooteuai, Albert Boyer; Lane,
Robert Short; Lake Greek, NJ. NJ.
AathesOn, Lake View, S. P. Don
nelly; Laelede, II. L. Graves; Medi-
mont. E. H. Slater; Mission. W. P.
Dryer; Mica, K. A. McCrea; Naples
L. Popp; Priest River, G. G. Lsmiy;
Priest Lake, Lee Murphy; Post Falls,
]. Fl. Danner; Prairie. Joseph Bro
ply; Standpoint, G. r. FOss; State
Line, W. F. Plonsky; St. Maries,
A. A. Darknell; st. Joe, W. W.
Ferreli; Santa, Levi Grow; Seneaquo-
tene, Charles Gert4n; Spirit Valley,
B. B. Mcdonald; Valley, J. H.
Guthrie; West Branch, M Murray /;
Wolf Lodge, j hn Thompson ;Wrenco,
7OrsOn Warner. The committeeman
from the other precincts we're not
named. By unanimous vote Of the
convention T. L. Quarles was made
chairman of the committee for the
coming two years and F. 4. Mccall
secretary.
The first commissioner district
delegates selected A. A. Darknell, OF
st. Maries, as their candidate for
representative and Vim. Triplett,
Of Lane, as the candidate for com
missioner. The delegates selected to
attend the state convention are Rob
srt Campbell, John B. Goode, j. l..
hcClear, George Roberts, J T. Scott.
q. P. Minis; alternates. Geo. Steele,
Earl Sander, A. A. Darknell, ". J.
Seat, Steve Marlett, W B. McFar.
land
The second commission district sell
ected S. q. Watkins of Athol fol-
representative and John Creushaw for
COMMISSIONER. The delegates to the
state convention are s. p Donnelly,
Edwin McBee, s. f. Watkins, T. L.
QuarIes, Fl. Fl. Mitchell, W. F.
Fsllhaber: alternatss, G. A. Berry.
John Russell, Thomas Brophy. C. A.
Burroughs Geo. Peters and Fl. F..
Burnham.
The third commissioner district
nominated Charles O'Callsghan fol
representative and Vim. Vangazker
for commissioner Both candidates
reside in Bnnuers Ferry. The dele
gates to the state convention are G.
8. Moody, John O'Hoge, Jos. Jean.
mott, james A. Graham, T. j. Stone
street, Alfred DER; alternatss w
w Bush, Fl. L. Shiveley, Fl. l.
Graves, n. q. Stssion, v. f. John.
con, G. E. Riggs.
All of the district nomination.
we're confirmed by the convention.
An adjournment was taken Will
three cheers for Parker
Ringing Brothsrs' Circus.