Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-05
| DELEGATES co
UNRESTRICTED
Republicans of Charleston
Settle Matter in Their
Caucus

, Charleston Bureau Evening Teller
CHARLESTON, Wash, Sept 5.-Tc
be or not to be an instructed delega
ton was the question staring the
members of the republican delegation
in the face when they met in caucus
at the city hall last evening to select
list from which to appoint the dele
gates to the county convention, at
.Asotiu.
The question whether or not the
delegation from the Charleston pre-
ctnct should vote as a unit occupied
the larger part of the evening. Con-
traversy in both divisions of the par
~ was predominant feature. the
fight finally going To the supporters
of the not instructed" faction.
The meeting was called to order by
a. S. Burnett, who was chosen chair
man, with c. Murdoch acting as secre.
tary Nominations as follows were
made to appear on the list:
o. B. Nelson, j. NJ Murch, w. M.
Clemenson, B. Presson, F. j. Bailey,
VIM. Porter, George Macomber. L. S.
Lahn ]. E. Hoobler, F.. S. Bechner
L. +. Bryant, ]. w. Watson, j. II.
Clear +, G, Mcfarland, a s. Burnett
Levi Monroe, Ed. Doyle, Frank Nor
rison, II. c. Williamson. T. d. Nc
Elvain, J. II. sptague j. H. Mcbride,
D. H. Ransom. James Algie, w. George
Claypool, G. r. Bursell, C. Murdoch,
7. II. Neelands W. A. Lamb, DR.. I. u.
Gamble, Ed Rice.
Twelve of the men named will be
seleced at the primaries Saturday to
represent Charleston to the convention
Messrs Cresson and Sprague will act
as judges and Ed Doyle as clerk at the
primaries.
Quiet in West Vineiand.
The caucus Of the republicans in the
western section of the flat held last
evening in the south end school house
was featureess Everything went off
as smoothly as was possible. The
political waters were not troubled with
the question of instruction. The ques
ton of the delegation voting as they
were instructed was brought up and
the republicans almost unanimously
decided in favor of the proposition
Twenty eight names were selected, OF
whom thirteen will be elected. TIL,
! names submitted were:
Peter Henrichs, E. Halsey, Clifford
NJ Wilson, George w. r. Peasley, N
r. Gilchrist, William McCarroll, J
McAssie. George Lamasters. S. E
c. Benedict, c. T. Cowan. S. D. Hol-
lister Jr., ]. N. Carleton, ]. s. Powell
Thomas Cowan, W. N Hindman Will
liam Ankeney, Homer l.. Post, N. c.
Donaldson. Weldon Wilson. Barney
Olsen, Charles Thompson, James Bly,
ton.
Democrats Meet.
The caucus of the democrats in the
Charleston precinct will be held at the
city hall on Saturday evening, Sep
TENDER s. They. too. will select the
list of delegates to be voted upon at
the democratic primaries.
League Holds Pleasant Meeting.
An exceptionally pleasant meeting
Of the members and friends of the
Epworth league was last evening held
land avenue. A business session pre-
coded the entertainment. The ques-
ton of the installation of a lecture
course for financial benefit to the
league was discussed and placed in the
hands of the committee on literary
work. The social work for the en-
suing year was planned and discussed
at length. Games in the home and on
the spacious lawn concluded the en-
tertainment.
Teller Girls OF for Portland.
The Misses Lois Pelton and Ida
Sailor left this morning to join the
main party of winners in the Evening
Teller Seaside trip. The party left
that city this morning for Portland
and the coast. The party is chaperon-
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Foresman OF
the Evening Teller.
Bremmer Drives Bus Line.
Oscar Bremmer of this city has been
engaged by H. E. Bundy. proprietor OF
the Charleston bus line, to drive the
bus for the coming few weeks Mr.
Bundy will be engaged in the construc-
ton of new buses to be put on the
line.
Charleston Personals.
Miss Maybelle Walsh left the city
this morning for Davenport, where
she will attend school the coming win
ter.
Olaf Glascoe of Spokane is in the
city today on business interests.
w. ]. Healey of Chicago is a COM
mercial visitor in the city registered
, at the Ramsey.
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