Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-07-12
'SARLEs Will Be NAMED
SaIles, Lewis Baisdel Cooper Gilbreath Holmes Stock
we'll, Marshall GrOnna Peterson Morgan and Nc.
Cue viii Land -knauff for Supreme Judge


Jamestown, July II. 4 a. This
city is going some tonight. to use
the expression Of one who seemed to
have gone considerable, and most Of
the crowd seems he having good
time. 355S 81
Notwithstanding the new modus
soperandi provided for holding CON
ventions, there is little change ap-
parent from the pre-conyention pro-
cedure Of other; days. S53,s.s n. NJ. ~.
The Dulk of the ticket has been
readily agreed 81 Jon owing to the
4 recognized claim of the ..one-termers"
and the eminent fitness Of others for
the places they aspIred to. # i:..ss5
The Ticket. ,sSs@5
The following slate, so far as made
q up, will undoubtedly be nominated:
GovernorE 7. Sarles, Hillsboro.
Lieutenant Governor n. S. Lewis,
& Fargo. s5 .slz$ y,s zsS.z8
Treasure Peterson, Cogswell.
Auditor-H. N. Holmes, Bathgate. 81
Secretary Of stateA Blaisdell,
4 Minot. 1f5 4
Commits sioner Of Insurance b. G.
Cooper, Grand Forks. 8: 3. \ \
Commits sioner Of A agriculture g.
GiIbreath, Mandan. 3s3ss s. ,ss
Supe rintendent cf Public Instruction
w. y. stockwell Grafton.
Attorney General q r.. McCue,
\ Darlington.
Railroad comnis sione s. Die.
sem, LaMonre; Eriek II stafne, Rich.
land the other not dscided upon. q.
Supreme J,s sticess 5ohn y Knauf sof
jamestown for supreme court to sue.
coed Judge Young. ID. b. Morgan Of
sJevils Lake to succeed himsa
Congressmen a. ]. Gronna Of Mel.
D son and T. F. Marshall Of Dickey,
without opposition.
Aiming at Peace.
The state central committee held a
meeting Tuesday morning at the opera
house, presided over by Chairman
Hanna, with Secretary jewell IN at.
q tendance. The credentials Of the
delegates from nearly all the counties
were presented. The new law requires
y these credentials to be forwarded to
the chairmen of the committees Of
the various political parties, BY the
county auditors. The names were
sent III giving the credentials to dele.
gates as individuals but no general
list for the convenience Of the, com
mittee was received, and herein is
suggested room for amendment to the
present primary law. ss#
The central commits tee recommend,
ED that Gen. p. "a. Williams Of Bur.
leigh county be selected as the
temporary chairman 81 the conven.
ton and that a temporary secretary
4 be selected from each faction Of the
party, and the same with tellers This
procedure is to make provision for the
conduct Of the convention with fair
ness to every faction.
"a. committee was authorized to treat
with representative men of both lac
" tions to agree, II possible, on the
rules and the manner OF voting thu
u secret ballot 1T was desired that .
B basis or agreement for the procedure
Il Of the convention, the first to be held
under the new law, be arrived at, 4
possible. before the convention az
semble
Heap Bic Talk.
1T ii expected the Insurgents viii
want to do d heap OF talking, and that
with The time required for takinE
8 secret ballots On every ONCE. VII
probably keep the convention II ses
sion until Friday ssS
The regulars credit the insurgents
With but 1874 delegates out Of thu
4s7, So the convention = decidedly
onesided
The slopes Boom.
The Slope delegates started tht
boom for the renominatIo Ion Of Gov
sarles. BY arriving Tuesday nigh
with band ana about 200 delegates
carrying badges with the Inscription
one good term deserves another
they marched to the hotels from tht
train, and the evidences Of Governol
sarles popularity with the staiWar
faction os the delegates from th'
western part d the state were over
heiraing
The Burisigh county delegation
cams ii Tuesday aight on No. Abou
4 300 strnng They formed II lonl
s.o,lbls column, ana BEADED by che PHI