Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-02-11

Athens-Henry Bruss, Fred Belz.
Bergen-G. e. Knoller.
Bern-Fred Belz, proxy
Brokaw- Geo. Merklein.
Cassel-T. w. Ceranski, Frank Ceran-
ski, John Lepak.
Cleveland-H. l.. Klemme, f. G.
Leiteriz
Colby-E. " Kautzky.
Day-W. E. Raschke
Easton-J. III. Zimmermann
Edgar--Gust Meckes.
Emmett Robert Freeman, John
Clark, Joseph Steack.
Frankfort-Jobn Eggebrecht.
Halsey-Henry Bruss. proxy
Harrison-Frank Manser.
Hewitt-Chas. Seymour.
Hull-Peter Schmidt. w. j. Brill.
Jobnson-Fred Belz. proxy
Knowlton-Anthony Guenther.
Kronenwetter-Car KroneIwetter.
Maine-N f. Morrow, Fred linn, Jr.
Marathon-Anthony Vetter q votes)
Marathon Village-Aug. Ritger.
McMillan-Ben Lang.
Mosinee-W F. Ladu proxy
Reitbrock-Henry Bruss proxy
chofield-Frank Wendorf.
Texas-Carl Bliese.
Wein-Herman Amhaus
City of Wausau.
First Nard.--L X Wright, Sam
Hodes, Leon Miller, Geo. Schmidt, o.
b. Ringle.
Second Ward Frank Haase, Hans
Weik, Fred Mohr, Edw. c. Kretlow.
Third Ward. w. j. Gehrke, R. Pin
der, Philip Stadler, Jos. Hildensperger,
Chas Goerling,'J. +. Lamont, w. w.
Albers, M. G. Ewing, L. Weichman.
Fourth Ward-Robt. Schmidt, w.
Waterhouse, Otto Bruss, Frank Kun
merow, F. j. Oswald, w. j. Butler.
Fifth Ward.-B. H. Conlin, j. ii.
Reiser, Jos. Throm, Chas. Flemming,
j. w. Coates, H. H. Manson, Orlaf
Anderson, r. N Larner. Gus. Findorf,
Sixth Ward. Rich Hoenisch, Herman
Krause.
Seventh Ward-J. j. Muckerheide,
H. Garske, Fred Eggers, j. F. Enter,
Eighth Ward.-Carl Weiland, Otto
Sorges, Frank Andrew, VIM. Friedrich.
Ninth Ward.-Chas. Jojade.
l.. X. WRIGHT.
n. E. MORROW.
w. WATERHoUsE"
The report was adopted.
The committee on resolutions re-
ported the following, which was on
motion unanimously adopted:
RESOLVED, We, the democrats of
Marathon county in nysntion as
sembled, re-affirm our allegiance to the
principles of the democratic party which
principles are so ably advocated by our
great commoner, William Jennings
Bryan.
RESOLVED FURTHER, That the dele
gates elected by this convention be
directed and they are hereby instructed
to vote only for delegates who favor the
nomination of William Jennings Bryan
for president.
RESOLVED, That the delegates
elected by this convention be directed
to use all honorable means to secure
the selection of III. II. Manson as dele
gate at large to the national democratic
convention.
W. w ALBERs
JOHN f. LAMONT.
AUGUST RITGER"
The committee on permanent organi-
cation recommended that the temporary
organization be made perma nent. On
motion adopted.
The committee to recommend names
of seventeen delegates reported aud the
following list are those who were
selected to represent this county in the
state convention, to be held at Milwau-
kee on Feb. s.
I'VE the committee on nominations
have the following to report:
Robert Freeman, Neal Brown, John
Ringle, Willis LaDu, A w Puchner.
John F Lamont, f V. Kautsky, August
Ritger. l.. X. Wright, Jos. Reiser,
Thomas Delaney, w. j. Butler, w. W.
Albers, Philip Stadler, n. f. Morrow,
Nicholas Schmidt, Geo Forcey
ANTHONY VETTER
j. j. MUCKERHEIDE.
RIcHARDJ. HoENIscH !"
1t was moved and carried that the
delegates attending the state convention
be directed to cast the full vote of the
delegation.
Frank p. Regner, +. W. Genrich and
John Rlngle addressed the convention
on matters relative TO the welfare of
democracy and their words were well
received.
On motion the convention adjourned.