Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-10
IDAHO COUNTY
FOR cooD|Nc
Administration Forces
Win With Big
Majority.
,nac;,l TO Evening Teller.

Special to Evening Teller.
crangeville. Idaho July 10.-Repub-
rcan primaries were held in Idaho
county Yesterday to elect delegates to
the two county conventions. The first
oountv convention will be held at
Denver, July IA, to elect delegates to
the state convention, and the second
will be held at Cottonwood, August 25,
to nominate a county ticket.
The position Of Idaho county in
state politics was clearly indicated by
Yesterdays primaries. AS nearly as
can be determined from the returns
received. seven out Of every ten dele
gates elected will be first last and all
the time against any movement to in
dorse a senator in the state conven-
ton, and practically the entire dele
cation will be for Gooding for gov
ernOr.
But Three 6orah Men.
In Grangeville precincts, which send
% delegates, but three of the entire
! number are known as BOrah men.
and J. L. Atkinson.
In Cottonwood. practically the en-
tire delegation is favorable to the
present administration forces and OPP
posed to nomination in convention.
Whitebird sends a delegation strict
~ in accord with the present adminis-
tration. The Sites delegation is not
thoroughly known. but it is thought
that majority Of the delegates are
Goodng men.
The standing of the present dele
cation on local offices is very indef-
mite. Those who are familiar with
conditions here believe the delegates
will be in favor of ]. F.. Greene for au-
dtor and Of A. s. Hardy for prose-
cutting attorney. The question Of
sheriff is no nearer settled now than
before the primaries.
Following is the list Of delegates to
the convention as complete as has
been received to date.
ottonwood-County convention, S.
f. Libby. j. E. Smith. II. Nuxoll ]. l..
Eckert. f. NJ. Erhart. A. A. Alvord:
state convention. J. l.. Eckert s. F.
Libby Smith. 2. J. Peterson VIM.
Famsworth and J. r. blackburn.
Lowe-Both conventions, George
Sheldon, Arthur Hardelrope. w. A.
Grunewald
The delegates elected in Grange
vile and in outside precincts. report
ed, are as follows
Grangeville Precinct No. 1-Dele-
gates to the Denver convention to elect
delegates to the republican state con-
vention f. w. Oliver. c. II. Nugent.
Levi Castle. ]. w. Wilks. Fen Batty,
T. II. Arnold and Ed Rice Delegates
TO the county convention to name
county officers at Cottonwood. Mrs J.
). Pulse, Mrs S. f. Libby. Mrs. Kate
hcD"uRal. w. A. Hall. r. A. Day, G.
Benedict. and A. c. Cunningham
Grangevlle Precinct No 2-Dele-
gates to Cottonwood and Denver
MRS. D. Hohaus Mrs. ]. Pearson. H
sweet. Henry Rambo. Charles Vail, l.
NJ Harris. A. Sempert and b. L.
Crosby.
Grangeville precinct No. 3-Dele-
gates to Denver. ]. NJ. Mcdonald, ]. l.
atkinson. NJ F. Mascon and A
hardy: delegates to Cottonwood. j
Long. r. D. Telcher, Mrs. w. f. Ora
ham end M. Wagner.
Grangeville precinct No. 4-Dele-
gates to Denver. c. J. Lisle, Frank
hurke. Joseph Pfeufer. and w. J
Davis: delegates to Cottonwood. b. l.
chadwick. W. A. Jones. w. d. Vincent
and B. F.. Brown.
Observation-Disclosures to both con.
Ventions. Charles Bentz. F.. Painter
u. J. Wright. Charles Wilson and Eu.
gene Holbrook.
suites precinct-Delegates to boil
conventions, E. A. Smith,. GeorR,
schissier. T. F. Hayden. j. A. Win
pey' n. A. Greving. p. Landing ant
Thomas oliver.
MI Idaho Observation-Disclosures I.
ooth conventions, John Byron and ]
F. Deering.
Dewey precinct-For both conven
uohs. c. F. Brown.