Charlevoix county herald., 1907-09-28
Constitutional Delegates.

1
The election of delegates to the
constitutional convention in Michigan
resulted in the choice of the Repub-
lican nominees in most instances, but
there are some exceptions. In few
districts nonpartisan nominations
were made. Republicans were VIC
torious except in Wayne. Saginaw and
the Fourteenth district The vote was
the lightest of recent years Four
Democrats were elected to the con-
vention from Detroit-Hally, Ingram,
Merrel and Tossy. l.. 7. Hemans beat
Odell Chapman in Ingham and Shia-
wassee. There will be eight Demo
Gratis and "a Republicans in the con-
vention. The list of delegates from
the various districts follow: First
district, Henry M. Campbell. Wayne;
Brown, Wayne. Second, G. M. Bur-
ton, Wayne; Levi l.. Barbour, Wayne;
Charles G. Simons, Wayne. Third,
Noble Ashley, Wayne; James f. Nc
Gregor, Wayne d. Augustus Straker,
Wayne. Fourth, Ignatius j. Salliotte,
Wayne; William c. Manchester,
Wayne; George w. Coomer, Wayne.
Fifth, Clark E. Baldwin, Lenawee;
George B. Horton, Lenawee; l.. B.
Robinson, Lenawee. Sixth, John S.
Flanders, st. Joseph; Charles Cham
pion, Branch; Orval Cornell, Hills
dale. Seventh, l.. C. Fyfe, Berrien;
V. NJ. Gore, Berrien; w. c. Jones,
Glass;. Eighth, Charles Thaw, Ale
gan; Judge Heckert, Van Buren,; Guy
A. Wickshall, Van Buren,. Ninth, E.
E. Nichols, Calhoun; Delos Fall, Cal
houn w. R. Taylor, Kalamazoo
Tenth, Charles L. Deland, Jackson;
John A. Fairlie, Washtenaw; John F.
Lawrence, Washtenaw. Eleventh, N.
S. Boynton, st. Clair; J. G. Brown, ST.
Twelfth, w. H. Acker, Macomb; An
drew L. Moore, Oakland; Kleber p.
Rockwell, Oakland Thirteenth, John
j. Carton, Genesee; II. l. Freeman,
Genesee Jay ID. Walton, Livingston.
Fourteenth, Willis M. Fitzpatrick, Shia-
wassee; Lawton T. Hemans, Ingham;
Albert M. Cook, Shiawasse. Fifteenth,
]. NJ. c. Smith, Eaton; E. A. Turnbull,
Eaton; Charles H. Thomas, Barry.
Sixteenth, Henry T. Head, Kent;
James F. Barnett, Kent e. j. Adams,
Kent Seventeenth, Roger j. Wykes,
Kent; Forest T. Barnaby, Kent;
George e. Rowe, Kent. Eighteenth, II.
E. Powell, Ionia; ]. L. Sutherland,
Ionia; Frederick Baldwin, Montcalm.
Nineteenth, John w. Holmes, Gratiot;
Frank Montfort, Gratiot; Henry E.
Walbridge, Clinton. Twentieth,
Charles d. Thompson, Huron; James
H. Hall, Huron; William Dawson,
Aanilac. Twenty-first, w. E. Brown,
Lapeer; Theron w. Atwood, Tuscola;
w. s. Wilson, Tuscola. Twenty-sec-
ond, John Baird, Saginaw; Ernest A.
Snow, Saginaw; Wellington r. Burt,
Saginaw Twenty-third, Charles M.
Black, Muskegon; William E. Ornum,
Muskegon, Colon c. Lille, Ottawa
Twenty-fourth, Floyd C.. Post, Mid
land; Frank S. Pratt, Bay; Luther
Backwith, Bay. Twenty-fifth, Edwin
o. Shaw Newaygo; A. M. Fleischauer,
Clare; Archibald Broomfield, Mecosta.
Twenty-sixth, p. r. Bishop, Mason;
Fred j. Russell, Oceana; r. S. Bah
cock, Manistee. Twenty-seventh, l..
f. Knowles, Charlevoix; E. f. Sawyer,
Wexford; M. e. Louisell Benzie.
Twenty-eighth, Eugene Foster, Glad
win; Henry H. Woodruff, Roscom-
mon; o. H. Smith, Altoona. Twenty
ninth, w. L. Townsend, Otsego; Mer-
rift Chandler, Pressure Isle; A. l..
Deuel., Delta. Thirtieth, w. ]. Ober-
dorffer, Menominee; Frank Mead,
Delta; A. E. Sharp, Chippewa. Thirty
first, Charles H. Watson, Iron; Davis
T. Morgan, Marquette; Richard p.
Flanagan, Dickinson. Thirty-second,
Gordon r. Campbell, Houghton; w. G.
Calvaley, Houghton; c. H. Houch, Co
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