Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-19

\ TEXT MONDAY
DELEGATES HAVE BEGUN AR
ADMINISTRATION AS TO
CANDIDATES LITTLE CHANG.
ED-NO FACTIONS,


de- afternoon from the prairie pre-
ctncts and it Is expected the trains
this evening and tomorrow after
moon will bring the remaining dele
gates. Prospective candidates have
Teen busy with the delegates of the
1cur Lewiston precincts for the past
several days and the early arrivals
nom the outside precincts have
been besieged since their arrival in
the city.
The convention situation seems
little changed from last week with
the exception of the legislative tick
ct, where a number of new names
nave been suggested 1t is general
II believed the following ticket for
the legislature with little opposi-
ton will be chosen: j. L. Good
night. state senator: j. A. Ferris.
A A, Afvord, A. Kaline. Col w. H.
Todd and c. A. Furesman. This
ticket is considered one of the most
representative nominated by the
Republican party for several years.
Each candidate suggested is partic-
ularly strong in the community in
which he resides and will be able
to accomplish much IN the legisla-
ture for central Idaho. The candi-
dacy OF Mr.. Foresman is being urged
In all sections of the county by the
friends of the Lewiston normal
school Mr.. Foresman has been
identifipd as a member of the board
for number of years and friends
OF the institution dre anxious to
have a member on the legislative
ticket who will give especial atten-
ton to the normal schools inter-
ests.
A feature of the convention Mon
day Will be the elimination of the
factional control that has disrupted
the party in Nez Perez county for
a number OF years. The outside
precincts have demanded the elimi-
nation Of the factions in the county
for the past two years. and their
demands have been respected. The
aspirants for nomination will go be-
fore the convention .4pon their own
standing and the strongest man will
win.
The following is the list OF dele
gates who will comprise the con-
vention:
Ahsahka-Louis White, c. rhomp-
Bedrock-H. Albers. H. NJ. Wet
more, X. C. Kauble. w. T. Clay
baugh. c. E. Bowen, Jack Crabb.
Central Ridge. d. Thomas, w.
W.. Hunter. "e~ -~-t -
Chesley-R. F. Reddick, H. L.
Brown, O. B. Chesley, John H. Hew-
lit. eo "-' '-'-
Cold Springs-F. J. Edwards, J.
r. Stanley. J. s. Mcdonald, W.
l.. Lyons. ' .'.e'eet~t-
Culdesac-F. M. Remington, R. R.
Richmond, William Stewart, Albert
Hogard, The0dore Shessler, John
Green, J. Roberts, j. G. Wright,
Theo. Watson, Sherman Case.
Dent-W. n. McNutt and Roy
Jerks.
First Lewiston-George crum, ].
A Tadford, O.. Alexander, w. F. Gal
braith, E. A. White, F. B. Willis, s.
Leslie Thompson, r. l.. Spiker, s. d.
White, j. E. AktEs, George MCloud.
r. M. Bartlett, L. E. Forbes, l.. F.
WflliaRs.
Fenton-Thomas Harris, M. Frier.
Fletcher-Peter Swanson, S. Way,
Joseph Ross. Pete Swanson.
Ford's Creek-M. Y. Snyder r.
W. Cook.
Gilbert. B. Loomis, Julia Dod-
sen, James Mccain.
Clifford. o. Storey, Hugh Por-
ter, E. Gibbs, Seth Clifford, Frank
Maynard, o. w. Jacks. Elias Tucker.
Hatwai-C. T. Stranahan, John
Hunt.
Kamiah-Charles Hofstetter, G.
c. Waterman.
Lapwai-w. r. Flint, VIM. Sic
grist. E. e. Bever. c. c. Miles.
Leland-W. W. Bonner, Charles
Hill, Charles Upper, Chris Oldag.
O. Dumbauld, j. Schultz
Lenore-M. Grandquist, c. w
Green, William Hollingsworth.
Lolo-Samuel Snyder.
Mason-M. M. Nye, j. v. Wilks,
F Il. Nelson, p. v. Papineau, Car
ter Robinson.
Melrose-George Watson, G. L.
Richardson, VIII Watson. Henry Nj
fong. D. w. Garner, George Kimball.
Mohler-R. H. Thompson, II. F.
BLACK, w. A. Burghardt, Martin
DR.. r. H. Dunlap, L. M. En-
glehorn.
Nezperce-B. ]. McRae, Chauncey
Wallace, c. w. Felt. ]. H. Lewis, A.
A. Alvord, Andrew Stillman. A. w,
E. Nelson, c. F. Thomas,
". +. McLennon.
Orofino-J. c. Bullock, w. H.
Shaw. James Rogers. Gus CRUDE.
John German. Don Delaney, Harry