The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-07-20
Says AL Is Harmony
! w-F::a line in Kendrick if NC
w13Ic eiae,- Ine state goas
tor Gooding and they say
tor Borah for Senator. Miss
Nelson a candidate for no.
rn|natioa and also Martin
Thomas.

Inc I'llbiican primaries held here
Monday afternoon were somewhat
lively and Resulted in N sweeping
victory inr the Mitcham faction. The
''aucus was held at prompt Two
cincli hhd by unanimous consent.
the f"llu"in were elected us officers
at the polls, the two tickets were
nominated and the polls opened,
when the hustle for the votes began
ana dld not cease until the clock
struck seven and the counting >,art-
ed. Capt. ID. b. Macintosh was
elected chairman, HI. E. Vessels and
l.. b. Madden judges. while tirnot
Evans aud j. NJ B;llch were tin,
clerks In the neighborhood Of $50,
votes were cast and the country par'
OF the precinct were all present to
cast their vote. The two tickets
we're as follows with the vote on
each:
J l Mitcham SO TB West Gi
II N Nclsou 80 Il A Hunter J6
Martin Thomas SO S T Cal.iSou 81
John Lauterbach "a E Jacobus C:i
y Kay Hill O3 W Bradbury 5S
j II Heipman SS l. ktcne IS
W r Trull 81 + S BecKwith 30
Geo Davidson S6 Claud Stanton 60
Ole Olson S6 Grant Evans 81
This OF course means that Martin
rhOmds will go before the county
convention with the full delegation
"f this precinct requesting that he he
ne party nominee for commissioner
i this district, and it is said by the
rHIrr that the plans are so arrang-
ii that i will, be easy for Martin
t" secure Ehe nomination. A fehture
Of the tf|',L at the primaries was
ilc sple:.lid tickets put up by bpth
factions and in spite of that fact the
straightntss with which both lac
tions vcted their ticket. The elec-
ton OF the Mitcham ticket also
means that Miss Anna Nelson's
name will also go before the county
convention for the nomination for
treasurer.
Report, from the other precincts
of Lutah county are coming in
slowl-:, but we give the delegates as
reported so far.
The delegates named we're as fol.
lows:
South Moscow prceinct-W. H.
Boards ey, M. Cameron, Warren
Trultt, G. G. Pickett, w. o. Griffin,
John Gray, G. w. Cotton, ]. J. Martin
and F. M, Johnson.
East Moscow precinct-C. A.
Frantz, 7. Weber, George Fields, c
L. Thompson, C, W. Driskil, {. L.
Butterfeld, John Moore, G. F. Walk.
er, Fred Veatch, Mark P. Miller, H.
X. Smith and w. F. Robbins.
West Moscow precinct-C. H.
Hagen, S. c Parks. Charles Peterson,
w. G. Barge, Z. B. Jones, VIM. Cart.
er, Geo. Vinnigerholz, Henry Love.
lace, ThSmas pS Rogers, Thomas Bspes.
V. H. Thompson. VIM. Triplet' A. J.
Favor Ross Sbersey, w. ] Pickman,
c. B. MeKinsey and L. A. Manning.
Southeast Moscow precinct-L. B.
McCat,el, ]. H. Utlen, M. J. w. Mel.
son., VIM, Buchanani Theodore Clark,
R. F. Matthews, M. A. Nelsot, John
Otness, B. H. Forrest, X. s, Naylor,
Victor N. Ramstedt, ]. F. Gofset,
John Laundquist, Thomas Huntbachi|
and Adrian Nelson.
Southwest Moscow-J,, Richcreek,
J. q, Brown, Louis Washburn. F. M.
Smith, R. c. West, ]. w. Health.
wp Lidden, C. S. Williamson, A. F. !
Lyorii. NJ. F. Rogers, ]. Cook W, H.
Hill, Il, D. Jameson. J. M. Gibbs J. /
H Horton. B. c. ze:gler and o. {.
Carscv.