Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-14
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TlCLET

10 H[llOl)On, o.,eIeCIDelegdIeS
legislative and County
s. LIST Il Dslssatss.y
NJ The following list of delegates was
reported ~ the county central commit
tee: NJ. 5,&. j5 4S.l5 a. s ID
il First Ward-M. J. mckenzie, Peter
Wilcox Steve elch, i. G. Grambs,
r. N. Stevens. jos Dsckersou.
M Second Ward Ienry Tatley, A.
Rolling, water sellans, John peter
sol, Bert Bogue, E. @. Patterson, /. W.
Healy. za,S .>>, :. ....-...s
Third Precinct Norman Falcong
John r. Wilson. A .;s]g ....,h 3 b.
& Fourth Precinct y. A. Field.
Fifth Precinct-O. P. WEIGH. ......
Sixth Precinct David Richards. IA
Seventh Precinct -Chas. Gaskell.
Il Ndghth Precinct Valentine Benz, "
81 Ninth Precinct Geo. "A. WEIGH. ~ III
Tenth Precinct David Stewart,
John Clark. 25ssE *: =. 5S.5 i@5' = 81
II Eleventh Precinct r. H. Riley. Me-
a Twelfth Precinct-C. B. Little, D. j.
McGillis, W. A. Falconer, A. T. Pa.ter-
son, w. F. Cochrane, Louis Larson, y.
a. Williams, Ca. Burton.
Thirteenth Precinct-Jas. Montgom-
cry d. ~..sviss ;;ss@#$. a, IA 81 5r
Fourteenth Precdnct-Vic Moynier.
Fifteenth Precinct-A. T. WEIGH.
Sixteenth Precinct-F. M. Leathers.
4 Seventeenth Precinct-Geo Manley.
+ Eighteeneh Precinct-C. A. Bentley.
K Ninteenth Precinct G. Robb.
4 Twentieth Precinct--Ed Dietzman.
Twenty-first Precinct-Thos. Flana-
gan, Hugo Salberg. -.
n Twenty second Precinct VIZ Frank
Pans. i 22sf5S@ i. 'st$2 %.s5s \.
Twenty.third Precinct. w. sper.
~. .as;,i Il. : d; 3t$s +
Twenty fourth Precinct -- Almond
Thor, John Engstrom, j. H. Noon.
3 Twenty-fifth Precinct Ed McMann:
Twenty-sixth Precinct Albin He'd.
strom. @ss t<4a Vt $s.s ss%
Twenty-seventh Precinct-C. L. Wig
ness, John Ecklund, M. spangberg.
:rwenty-eighth Precinct-G. w. John
son; g. w. Peterson.
Twenty-ninth Precinct-Peter Err.
strom, John Larson.
= Thirtieth Precinct-C. A. Johnson,
Carl Eliason. S* .s.j y -. +,
III Thirty-arst Precinct-A. Van Horn
John Yegen, H. w, Richholt, Chas
Kaiser, 81; "A. Waid. - -. -, ..
+ .ss.. sS> ~ r.. Resolutions. T.
The history Of the past half century
since the birth OF the Republican
party amply demonstrates the bene
ficence to the nation in general, as
we'll as all people thereof, which has
resulted from the administration oi
those placed In executive, Legislative
and Judicial authority in this state
and nation by the Republican votes Of
the country. :. =. ... - ,. .15. =.
In recognition OF the results of Re
- ~ rs ~ ~
publican supremacy we renew ouI
pledge Of party fealty and loyal sup
port Of Republican nominees from that
Incompatible and irreproachable Chie1
Executive. Theodore Roosevelt, to the
humblest oficer to be chosen by the
people. M. .s s;.s 85s 81. Il .:s.s. N
Whereas Judge N. c.. Young has
served the state for six years as judge
of the supreme court with honorable
distinction and by his learning, ability
and integrity as q Judge, aided by his
fidelity to the duties Of that high Of
flee, deserves denomination, now
Therefore, HI. Il 5.... & IA. 81
Be Z Resolved, That the contention
endorse him for q denomination and
REQUESTS the delegates here elected q
represent the Republ icans of Bur
leigh county 81 Grand Forks. 70 sup
port Judge Young for renominat ion. &
Resolved, That the delegations q
x - =, Z. a..
sttructed to vote as 4 unit % All cues
lions that 10 proxies be allowed, TIM
/ the delegates elected MI any vacanc
ies that may occur On the delegation
and that the delegates present a said
conventions cast the full vote of thu
respective delegations.
Resolved that the County Contra
commsst tee be authorized % MI any
vacancies that may occur o. the tckel
tsoArNn alnyS& ~, a = - =, - ~.