Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1906-05-26
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
The Republicans Of Custer County Select
Delegates to State and Senatorial
Conventions.


Delegates to State and Senatorial
Conventions.
The republican county convention con-
vened in this city last Tuesday after
noon to elect ten delegates and the same
number of alternates to represent Gus
ter county in the state convention to be
held in Sioux Falls, Juue 5th, also ten
delegates and alternates to the senatorial
convention Of Custer and Fall River
counties The meeting was called to or
der by j. +, Pitcher, chairman of the
county central committee Upon mo-
ton, w, r Woods was elected tempor-
airy chairman and L. Ballou, secretary.
The chair then appointed the following
committee on credentials: ~ S. Tubbs,
Joseph Kubler, James Brownlee, Morse
Grifis and Geo. Babcock
The convention then took short re-
cess to give the committee time to pre-
pare its report After reconvening the
committee reported as follows
We, the committee on credentials beg
leave to report that the following pre-.
cincts Of Custer county, s. D., as shown
by credentials before the committee are
entitled to seats in the county conven.
ton to be held at Custer, S. d., on May
22nd, 1906, to select ten delegates to at
tend the state convention to be held at
Sioux Falls, 5. D., on June 5th 1906, and
also ten delegates to the senatorial con.
yention, 4lst district, to be holden at a
date not yet named.
Custer precinct-B r. Wood, NJ A.
Willis, Chas. Miller, T. w. Delicate d.
Peterson, Jos, Kubler, A. j Jones, A. T.
Feay, S L. Ainslie, 4. r. Taylor, J w.
Kollar, n s. Tubbs.
Edorado-John F. Sidoy, w. r.
Woods, Morse Griifs +. L Kirk
Junction-Joseph McMasters, James
Brownee
Elk Mountain D. v Coe, Geo. Bah
cock.
Bakerville-A. c. Roseberry, Charles
Ennis, A. II. Herbert.
Buffalo Gap-J. L. Maxson, w. II.
Palmer, Sr., L. Ballou
Spokane-J. 0. Tyler, F. NJ. Cox.
PringIe-P. NJ. Conlon, J. f. Conlon
Wm. Gassan.
Beaver Valley-W. A. Rankin, n. B.
Streeter.
Fairburn-Lon Ayres, John Eastman,
Ed Scott
Hermosa- L. Reinard, H. S. Davis,
Alex McDIl, w. S. Bentley.
We also recommend that the dele.
gates present be entitled to cast the full
vote of their respective precincts.
Respectfully submitted,
n. ). TUBBs,
JOSEPH kUBLER,
JAS. BRowNLEE,
MORSE GRIFFis,
GEO. A. BABCoCK.
Upon motions, the chair then appoint
ed the following committees
Permanent ganization-N. b. Street
er, A. j Jones and f. NJ. Cox.
Resontion-Joseph Kubler, w. F.
Reinard and w Ii. Palmer, Sr.
Order OF business-N. S. Tubbs, w. A.
Rankin and Lon Ayres-
The committee on permanent organi
zarlon reported that the temporary or.
ganization be made permanent.
The committee on rules and order of
business reported as follows
We, the committee of rules Of order of
business respectfully report and recon-
mend
lst, that all elections be by ballot
where there are two or more candi-
dates.
md, the election of ten delegates to
attend the state convention to be held
al Sioux Falls on June 5th, 1906
The election of ten delegates to attend
the senatorial convention at such time
and place as may hereafter be designat-
ed
n. S. TUBRs,
Lon AYREs,
w. A RANKIN,
Committee.
The committee on resolutions made