CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-03-07
W. J., WALLACE NOMINATED FOR
MAYOR BY THE. TAX PAYERS
House Night Puts Full Ticket Headed
by Electric Light Bradbury For Clerk.

uiate party platform and nominate
candidates for the various city ofices
wAs held in the district court room
Tuesday night 1t composed of
one hundred delegae twenty-five
from each Of the four = ets of the city
and was in all respects representa-
tive gathering of men. " delegates
were: -G
First waras
B. F. Rockafellow. A. H.. ris. H. l..
White. Chas. Reeves. Dan G ut, ]. f.
Keefe, NJ B. Burke. Chas. Is. Jas.
Pennington. C. r. C. Dye. Z. snkins
Chas. Booking. Ben Rea, Al Baxter,
Frank Watt. Jos. Ball, Jno. Brill. NJ. B.
Gardner. W. w. Iden. H. p Dennery,
W. T. Wallace, Ed Norris, Norris Ty-
ner, Harry Morton. Allan Jamison.
I second Ward.
R 8. Lewis. Lafe Combs, Lou Hem
merle, v. Simon, Andy Hemmerle, A.
II. McLain. F. B. McGillicuddy. James
Chapman, E. A. Bradbury. Ed Minor,
Fred Reide. J. H. Ellis, ]. H. Maupin.
J. H. Peabody. Jno. Bonn. Jno McKen-
sie, r. NJ. Pope, Jas. Stump. J. ID. Rus
sci. F. l.. Smith, Chas. Swanson, c. d.
shaeffer, T. NJ Harding. ]. C. Borton.
@ II. Kellenberger.
Third Ward.
Jno. Ritzman. T.. N. Smith. A. l..
jeffrey, ]. Q. Morrison, J. T. Norton. d.
T. Gibson. Hunter Palmer. F. McFar-
lane. J. T. Locke. w. H. Peabody. Geo.
A. Baker, T. II. Craven. NJ. ]. Lamb. A.
l.. Boyd. T. B. Coulter. l.. 8. Bailey, NJ.
q. Bailey. r. n. Carrier. J. II. Harrison.
W. C. Huntoon. A. C. Dickinson. c. c.
Dawson, c. c. Patton, ". H. May. G. r.
Cassedy.
Fourth Ward
Park Allison. Jones Moore. Geo. Har-
cierode, J. B. McDonough. c. c. Nelson.
J. H. Dickson. ]. C. Hyssong. c. G.
Lamb, c. L. Milton. l.. l.. Harding. Otis
Orendorf. James Lowry. p. c. whalen.
C. c. Nay. Henry Hutton. Richard
Houle. W. T. Bridwe!i. r. w. Payne.
J. o. Stsarns. J. l.. Cooper. Geo, Prem
tiss, H. 8. Maddox. Geo. W. Bethel. Jr..
J. ". Payne. Floyd RoEers-
rhs convention was called to order
b Frank McGiliicuddy. chairman OF
she central committee. who briefly sra-
ted the object OF the assemblage. clos
ing his remarks by asking, the dele
eates what their wishes we're in rela-
ton to the organization of the con-
vsntion-
On motion. Gov Jas. II. Peabody
was made chairman and +. A Brad
bury secretary.
Gov. Peabody thanked the conven-
ton for the honor conferred on him
by making him Its presiding officer.
He said that inasmuch as he had so
frequently been misquoted In his pub
lie utterances. often with malicious
intent, he had decided to read his in
aueural address from manuscript In
order that ther might be no misunder-
standing of his position upon the ques-
tons at issue between the contending
parties for the control of municipal
affairs.
At the conclusion OF the address,
which was loudly appiauded. Robt- s.
Lewis. Capt b. +. Rockafellow and
/, W. T. Bridwell, the committee previ-
ousiy selected at party. caucus to in
terview certain available gentlemen
with a view OF obtaining their consent
10 go before the convention as can
didates for the office OF mayor. made
<heir report, Mr. Bridwell acting as
sbokesman. He said that they had
talked 10 number of prominent ciu-
zens upon the question of the mayor
atty. but that for business and other
personal reasons all of them, except
two, had declined to allow their names
TO be presented to the convention as
aspirants for the party leadership In
the coming campaign.
The two gentlemen alluded to by
Mr.. Bridwell as willing to accept the
nomination for mayor on the Taxpay-
ers ticket were Henry l.. White and
william r. Wallace. either of whom
declared Mr.. Bridwell, would make
AL ideal candidate and would give the
city a clean. strong administration of
its affairs"
Therefore" declared Mr.. Bridwell.
II beg to offer to this convention the
names of Henry L. White and William
T. Wallace as candidates for the Office
OF mayor"
At this juncture In the proceedings
II was suggested that a committee on
rnaoIuftDno should IN nnnOintad and