North Park union., 1906-09-21
Political News.

FROM the DenVer POSt we learn
that U. S. Congressman Bonynge
was endorsed by Larimer County
Republicans to become the Republi-
can Congress nominee from Colo
rado. at the Republican County Con-
vention held in Fort Collins last
week. and that the following ticket
was placed in the field by the Re-
publican party:
Clerk, F. J. Burnett; treasurer,
T. P. Ramey; sheriff, James M.
McCreery; commissioner, X. J. Nc
Callum; representative, J. M. VOL
aver; assessor, c. S. Case; superin-
tendent of schools, Miss Pearl
Moore; surveyor, A. E. Sprague;
coroner, w. T. Hallowell.
F. w. Stover, of Fort Collins was
elected chairman of the county CEN
trail committee and w. P. Miner, Of
Fort Collins and j. M. Coulter of
Loveland members of the state
central committee.
Resolutions we're adopted ex-
pressing unqualified admiration for
the brilliant public and private char
acter of President Roosevelt, con-
graduating the people of the first
congressional district upon the able
and patriotic services of Hon. Rob-
ert Bonynge and commencing the
Colorado delegation in the national
house of representatives for the
splendid services rendered the
state; commiserating the people Of
the state on the lack of represen-
tation in the United States senate;
indorsing and commencing the able
administration of Gov. Mcdonald
and expressing the belief that the
continuation of the Republican party
in power is essential to the peace
and prosperity of Colorado. An eff
ficient primary law is also demand
ed in the resolutions. Us
The candidacy of Senator w. A.
Drake for denomination in the
tenth senatorial district is indorsed
as is also the candidacy of John E.
Ramer for secretary of state.
Twenty-four delegates were
elected to represent the county in
in the Republican state conven-
tion and the same number in the
congressional, judicial and senator
ial conventions. "
Mark Crawford, who was one of
the North Park delegates, to the
Republican Convention in Fort
Collins, from Walden, returned home
via the Moffat road, coming in on
Tuesdays CRANKY stage. MIR. Craw-
ford informs US that the other dele
gates in attendance from North
Park were: c. E. Mosman. X. ].
MacCallum, A. E. Butler, Lars Lar
son, Walden; Frank McCasland,
Cowdrey; VIM. Norrel, Higho; VIM.
Mari, Hebron; VIM. Donelson
Rand; and T. M. Akers, Pearl. Mr..
Donelson was accompanied by his
wife and two children. c. E. Mos
man and Frank McCasland were
elected delegates to the State Con-
gressional Convention; VIM. Mari
and K. J. MacCallum were sent to
the State Convention and William
Mari to the Judicial Convention to
represent North Park Republicans
at the various Republican conven-
tons in Denver last week.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
For Governor, Phillip B. Stewart
of FL Paso; for Lieutenant Cover
nor, E. R. Harper of Gunnison: for
Secretary of State, Timothy O'Con-
nor of Boulder; for Treasurer, A. E.
Bent of Powers; for Attorney Cen
eral. William H. Dickson ofDenyer:
for Auditor, George D. Statler of
Weld; for Supt. of Public 1nstruc-
ton. Miss Katherine L. Craig of JEFF
ferson: for Regents. State Univer-
sity. William H. Gabbert of Denver,
Chas. .caswell of Mesa; for Congress-
man at large, George w coox If