Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-19
CLAIM DELEGATES
ARE DIVIDED.
STRUGGLE FOR CONTROL OF
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CON-
MENTIONS GROWS WARN AS
COUNTRY PRECINCTS REPORT

, control the democratic county con-
vention which meets in Lewiston
, next Saturday that Is interesting
+, the democrats in the city today.
As stated yesterday the fight in
| Lewiston between the Dubois and
anti-Dubois factions was waged In
the frst and second precincts, and
the result Of the vote shows the
$ honors divided. In the first Lewis
, ton precinct the Dubois democrats
. won the day by a to vote. while
: in the Second precinct the anti-Du-
/ bots adherents won with good ma
jority.
1t is the country precincts where
the fight will now be carried, and
while the anti-Dubois people are
claiming the county, friends of Mr..
Dubois state the list of delegates Sc
lected looks good to them. 1t Is
also stated that some of the deleS
gates in the Second Lewiston may
affiliated themselves with friends Of
Mr.. Dubois, and in the Third and
Fourth precincts it is expected the
delegations will be divided
In the first Lewiston precinct,
Harry Riley and James Langon were
on both tickets. The winning tick
ct comprised Geo. II. Lake, James
Hayes, James. b. McGrane, Cay Nc
Nance, Harry Riley, ]. l.. Harm.
Cash Cole, Ed Weisgerber. Charles
Mix, Fred T. Bartlett, Charles Ba-
ker, James Langan, T. s. Ward.
Herb Cole.
The defeated candidates were
George w. Tannahill, l.. B. Howard,
W. B. Stanton, R. l.. Pennell, F. B.
Bartlett. E. A. Cox, William Cher
r.er, William Bollinger, J. b. Ander-
son, George X. Reed, James w. Poe,
A. H. Hazen.
The average vote for the precinct
was 100 to SO against the anti-Du-
bois men.
The delegates elected in the Sec
ond precinct are: John 0. Bender,
]. B. Morris, p. r. Bevis, f. D. Pot
win. ]. R. Wadsworth. Philip Weiss
gerber, ]. l.. Crutcher, Ell New
comb, Harvey Gaut, A. w. Kroutin-
ger. George Erb, C. C. Sampson, w.
B. Reese, Jr.
Harve Gaut Phil Weisgerber and
j. L. Crutcher were on both tickets.
The defeated licked comprised H.
Heitfeld, c. v. Smith, John Guyer.
George E. Erb, Cary Taylor. H. c.
Payne, Fred King, G. G. Kress, VIM.
Hogan.
For the anti-Dubois tickets the
contests in the city were directed
by George w. Tannahill. w. p.
Hurlbut, s. o. Tannahill, M. D..
Mills, j. o. Bender and F. D. Gull
ver
Third Lewiston-M. D. Mills, w.
r. Wyatt, John Jones, Louis Gro
stein, Burgess Ward, Charles l.. Nc
Donald. J. N. Lindsay. Jr.. d. s.
Dent, s. c. Hutchins, J. w. Whit
combe. e. A. Meyers.
Fourth Lewiston-W. p. Hurlbut,
r. E. Fogg, c. e. Whitcombe. M. q.
Shepler. G. w. Townson, George e.
Ritz. R. M. Finnell, Fred Sheehy. B.
+. Sewell C. e. Stebbens.
The election officers in the several
precincts were as follows:
No. ii. Addison, F. d. Boice
and R. D. Stanton.
No. George E. Erb and ]. r.
Wadsworth.
No. 3-Matt Ward and Samuel
C. Hutchings.
No. IN. f. Shepler, chairman:
G. w. Tannahill, c. E. Whitcombe.
The following delegates have
been selected in outside precincts:
Nezperce-A. c. Eitzen, p. Miller.
C. B. Workman. J. r. Long. DR.. ].
Lee Kelly, J. w. Anderson. Matt
Schmidkoffer, Perry Mitchell. John
Lauby. Henry Fink, w. j. Ramey,
r l.. Parker. c. r. Larsen, Robert
Near.
Mohler-Charles Giles, A. G.
Gross. Jas. P. Sorenson. Sam Sump-
ter. N. G. Looney and Joseph e.
Howard.
Orofino-w. A. We,lman, A. E.
Holmberg, ]. M. Bartlett, G. 7. wal
Ter.
| Lapwai-T. D. Barton, w. l..
Crawford, w. H. Dew and l.. B.
! Wann.
Peck-J. NJ. Lyle. II. L. Waite, B.
| r. Woodward and M. A. Ratclihe.
| Leland-C. F. Pyrnes. Fl. Schultz
| Charles Banks and Mr.. Talbot.
| Culdesac-D. II. Haner, VIM
Wright. George Martin, A. w. Con-
way, Sol Caldwell, E. H. Hilton
William Weatherstone, W. A. Coch-
ran and L. A. Cary.
Waha-Jasper Mounce, Verne
Hurlbut. Mr.. Hersey and j. Null
vaney.