The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-06-11

instructed ueleSaleS1 dIlu d1IcI
some discussion the resolution as
amended was adopted. The fol-
lowing delegates were elected,
the first named, unless otherwise
indicated, being Craig delegates,
the second for Kitchin, the third
for Horne:
Alfordsville-N. J. Merlin
mon, R. L. Mcleod, DR.. J. D.
Groom.
Back Swamp-G. L. Thomp-
son, D. H. Britt, J. K. Single
tary.
Blue Springs-A. W. Mclean,
W. T. Covington; K. M. Nc
Queen, M. w. Mclean; J. W.
Chisholm, j. NJ. McNair.
Britts E. J. Britt, w. G.
Pope, w. C. Powell.
Burnt Swamp-W. A. Smith,
IL. T. Cook; l. P. Ray, Jas. D.
Proctor; D. H. Brown, W. R.
Townsend.
HowellsvilIe-W. K. Bethune,
T. w. Maxwell; J. l. Townsend,
]. M. Butler; J. w. Barker,
Thos. Kinlaw.
Lumber Bridge-(All unin-
structed) w. L. Marley, L. E.
Hughes, H. M. John, D. z. Nc
Cougar.
Lumberton-N. A. Mclean, c..
IN. Fuller; R. D. Caldwell, W. P.
McAllister; A. E. White, G. B.
Mcleod.
Maxton -(All uninstructed) A.
ii. McKinnon, S. B. Mclean, w.
H. Harding, H. C. McNair, ]. c.
Parrish, J. W. Carter.
Parkton-( Enthusiastically. B.
Mccormick, Neill McNeill, Pres
ton Stamps, A. J. Garriss.
Raft Swamp-W. C. Town
send, J. E. Carlyle (both fol
Horne.)
Red Springs-Dr. B. F. Nc
MILAN, W. T. Bryan; R. F. De
Vane, NJ. Mcdonald; G. H. Hall
B. W. Townsend.
St. Pauls+T. L. Northrop
Ben Tolar; Jas. Johnson, "A. R
McEachern; J. T. Webb, Robt
Graham.
e Smiths-H. Mccall, H. A. Nc
= Neill, D. L. Stewart.
C Saddle TreeEDr. R. G. Roziel
n FR. E. Lewis (both for Kitchin).
= Sterlings (Uuinstructed) K
: M. Barnes, A. M. Floyd, Thong
e son Williams.
: Thompsons No. 1-Graha1
= McKinnon, N. T. Mclean; I
S w. Barker, E. M. Hines; w. H
Graham, G. M. Pate. ;
o Thompsons No. 2-J. T. Town
: send, B. O. Townsend,L. R. H;
: mer.
;, White House No. 1-Osc:
IS Page, ]. S. Oliver; C. A. Olive
;. C. T. Harrington; w. P. Olive
IS A. w. Harrington.
# White House No. IN. I
& Carter, A. ]. Floyd; J. D. M
IF Lean, DR.. w. A. McPhaul; B.
y Page, A. U. Ashley.
r Wisharts- None for Craig,
IN J. Prevatt, Il. Edo Tyson.
he 1t was agreed that delegat
lie might be elected to represe
Ds townships in which they do n
no live, and this was done in a nul
ed Der of instances.
to Aessrs. L. T. Cook, Harlee N
ne Call, A. P. McAllister, Jas.
On Proctor, J. P. Stansel and D.
of Shaw were appointed a cOmitt
it to calculate the vote each of t
on candidates for Governor is en-
en- tied to from the county in
ge convention. After the conve
tie ton adjourned this commit
IS, reported that the vote was div
n ed as follows: Craig SIS!
ell Kitchin 5.23O7, Horne 3.72l
ad leaving 1.485 votes uninstructt
oh A resolution, introduced by \
as ]. S. Oliver, endorsing Hon.
lid L. Goodwin for Congress v
by passed, and the following de
IN gates were elected to the c,
gressional convention, VIII
ne =, meets at Wrightsville tomorrc
l / ;l8 Wisharts, J. NJ. Wisha
5 g White House No. 2, E. Fisher,
1926 E. Thompson, A. N. Mitch
500 White House No. /, A. C. Oily
S. M. Oliver; Thompsons No.
z 2 10 F. NJ. Townsend, J. E. Pr
A. ,oo ThOmpsons No. l, C. J. Mel
4 az lum, DR.. C. H. Lennon, J.
s g g Virgins, R. S. Bond; Sterlir
Z 1S0 DR.. j. c. Mckenzie, A. M. FlC
St. Pauls, L. A. McGeachy, N
$50 Gus Smith, A. R. McEach,
ele- Maxton, G. B. Sellars, w. S.
be Nair I n CroorD c. n