Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-08-30

ZION, Wnlcn ne ulu as 1OIlOWS
Credentials. +. ENTER, Paul Geb-
hart, Herman Neumeister
Resolutions-John Ringle, w. w.
Albers, j. H. Zimmerman.
Permanent Observation-Disclosures Brad
ley, Robert Freeman and H. Lemke.
1t was voted that the selection of
delegates to the state and congressional
conventions be postponed until after
the county ticket had been nominated
An intermission was then taken until
80 p NJ
The convention was called to order
by the chairman at 80 O'Clock.
The report of the committee on ere
dentials which was adopted, reported
the following named entitled to seats in
the convention, viz:
TOWNS AND VILLAGES.
Athens, Vil.-Wm. Nuremberg, Chas
Kiehl, Henry Degner.
Bergen-Chas. Daul, A. X. Riant.
Berlin-Alb. Staege, VIM. Hinrichs,
Ferd. Giese, Fred Gutknecht.
Bern. G. Soaring, Z votes).
Brighton-A. Brusewitz, FIR. SchrOe-
der.
Brokaw, Vil.-G Merklein, F. Giesea.
Cassel-Theo. Fons, John Schubert, A.
Bumann, T. w. Ceranski.
Cleveland-Jerry Bradley, Z votes),
Fl. L. Klemme.
Colby least ward Her. Neumeister
E. V. Kautzke.
Day-Louis Spindler, (3 votes).
Easton-J. Fl. Zimmerman, AL. Bau-
mann, Carl Wendt.
Eau Pleine-Wm. Van Ryaen, Carl
Schroeder.
Edgar, Vil.-Gust Bertsoh, F. J. Tom
kiewicz.
Eldron-A. j. Plcwnan, G. V. Acker-
man.
Emmet-Jos. Mcguire, Jos. Stack,
Robert Freeman, Geo. KrOnenwetter.
Fenwood, Viii = Ben Umhoefer, {:
votes).
Frankfort-Henry Hamann, John Egg
gebrecht.
Franzen-P er>Rasmussen q votes).
Halsey-A. F. Hoge. q votes).
Hamburg - Aug. Beckman, Henry
Wiederhoeft, Edward Nieman.
HarrisOn-Frank Manser, j. w. Wag-
ner.
Hewitt-Chas. Seymour, A. Deutsch
Acknowledgements Kiehl, j. Lamer
Kurt Beyreis.
Hull. j. Schueller, Peter Schmidt,
w. j. Brill.
Johnson. Kaiser, Aug. Kruger
John Stahlman.
Knowlton-JohnM Malone, Alois Stark.
KrOnenwetter-H. M. Kronenwetter,
NJ. O'Connor.
Maine-Fred linn, Jr., F. Deichsel,
N. Z. Morrow, Carl Mas.
MarathOn-A. Vetter, Carl Hilber, j.
j. Osterbrink.
Marathon, Vil.-August Ritger, Mic
Schmidt, F. F. Theisen.
McMillan-Ben Lang, q votes).
Mosinee-Lewis Vytlacil, VIM. LEM.
Mosine6Nil.-C. A. Bernier. George
Rabischau.
Norrie-Paul Buss, H. Leithen.
Pike Lake - Peter Cherek, Roman
Wojtasik, Herman Sliwicki, Joseph
Oh erek.
Plover-A. H. Arnold, Phil. Kumba.
Rib Falls-M. j. Berries, FL. Baese-
mann, l.. Krause.
Rietbrock-J. Bergman, J. j. Reichl,
Hubert Bergs.\
Ringle H. Sonntag, Otto Zillmer.
Schofield, Wifi. Wendorf, P. Ham
sen.
Spencer-Aug. Gripentrog, w. Kan
mer.
Spencer, Vil.-Albert Radlotf, A. B.
Barney.
Stettin-Paul Gerhard, Christ Butt
Ike, Julius Weinke, Louis Hilmershau-
sen.
Texas-Carl Bliese, Fred Borchardt,
Carl Gohdes. Fred Kruger.
Wausau-H. Ramthun, John Glaesel
John Berard, J. COLI.
Weston-Geo. Erickson, W. Schmidt,
f. Weisman, Jul. Wendorf.
Wien-fred Hamann, Gabriel Hoch,
Victor Dahlke.
CITY OF wAUSAU.
First Ward-Jake Gensman. Jr., Jno.
Ringle, F. w. Kick busch, Aug. Kam-
Ike, Howard Lille.
Second Ward Hans Weik, James
Brown, John Miller, Sr., H. G. Lemke.
George Steltz.
Third Ward-W. w. Alhers, John F.
Lee, u votes), w. B. PhilbTick.
Schmidt, Frank Kummrow.
Fifth Ward-E. f. Schulze, Robert
Kummrow, Jos. Throm.
Sixth Ward-Simon Schaumburger,
Pat Burns, VIM. Berger, Emil Hoch-
tritt.
Seventh Ward Fred Eggers, Jake
Enter, Herman Garske.
Eighth Ward-Henry Pagenkopf, +.
Reinecke. Fred Sorges, Carl Hannah.
Ninth Ward-Ph. Hogan. Jno. Ward.
Allan Mccormick. Aug. Raasch.
The committee on resolutions sub
mitted the following resolutions, which
were adopted,
We, the representatives of the demo
cratic party of Marathon county. in
convention assembled, declare our un-
swerving devotion To the democratic
party and its principles and pledge our
earnest support Ia the candidates OF the
party. Alton b Parker anu Henry q
Davis. for president and vice president
of the United States.
We denounce the extravaganza of
the republican party, aud its failure TO
perform its pledges 10 the people of the
state. We charge that the state gov
eminent is being conducted as politl-
cal machine aud for political or fac
tional ends The result Is. party pledges
are violated. the burdens of the people
are constantly increased and corruption
in the administration Of the affairs of
onl state are apparent, and demand a
thorough investigation through the in
sfrumentality Of the democratic party.
We-fayor the adoption of 4 prlmarf
election law thai viii guarantee to
every citizen free and equal voice in