The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-01
STATE TICKET NOMINATED BY
COLORADO DEMOCRATIC CON-
vENTloN AT PUEBLO.
HUGHES is ENDORSED
EDWARD T. TAYLOR NAMED FOR
CONGRESSMAN AT
LARGE

convention finished its labors and ad-
journed at o'clock Friday morning.
Following Is the ticket placed in nom
nation:
United States Senator-Charles ].
Hughes, Jr., Of Denver. formally In
dorsed.
an-at-Large-Edward "
Taylor of Garfield.
Congressman, Second District-John
A. Martin of Pueblo.
Governor-John F. Shafroth Of Den
yer.
Lieutenant Governors. r. Fitz Gar
raid OF San Miguel
Supreme Bench-Ten year term, s.
H. White of Pueblo; ten year term,
w. A. Hill of Morgan; eight year term,
M. S. Bailey of Fremont; SIX year
term, George w. Musser of Ell Paso.
Otero county.
State Treasurer-W. J. Galligan OF
I.arimer county.
State Auditor-Roady Kenehan Of
Denver county.
Attorney General. T. Barnett OF
Ouray county.
| Regents State University-Ralph
Talbot of Denver, Ethelbert Adams of
Telluride.
Presidential Electors-C. S. Thomas
of Denver, DR.. B. l.. jefferson OF Routt.
| S. N. Wheeler, d. T. Sapp of Gunni-
son. T. j. Erhart of Chaffee.
Superintendent Public Instruction
Mrs. Katherine NJ. Cook
Railroad Commissioners-A. p. An
| derson of Las Animas. six years;
Frank A. Moore Of Fremont, four
years; w. L. Seely of Boulder. two
years.
Chairman State Charles
B. Ward of Boulder.
When nominations for the Supreme
Justice were called for S. Fl. White of
Pueblo was named for the ten-year
term by Alva Adams.
Senator Teller put up A. |. Hicks OF
Gilpin county.
j. H. Maupin of Fremont county NOM
mated Morton S. Bailey of Canon City
S. N. Wheeler of Grand junction was
named by r. R. Rhone.
Dexter T. Sapp Of Gunnison was next
on the list
Reese McCloskey of Durango was
named by Judge Reese.
George w. Musser of Colorado
| springs nau Lne advantage VI II. II. ocl-
! domridge's oratory.
Erwin l.. Regennitter of Clear Creek
was named by Barry O'Connell.
! Charles Tew named w. A. Hill of Fl
Morgan.
The nominees were all for the two
ten-year terms, but a resolution was
adopted that the two highest be for
the long term, the third for the eight
year term, and the fourth for the six
| year term.
The choice of candidates for the Su
preme Bench required only one ballot:
The result follows:
S. H. White of Pueblo, 766; w. A.
Hill of Morgan county. 693; Morton S.
Bailey of Fremont county, 66S; George
w. Musser of Ell Paso county, 60:
Reece McCloskey of La Plata, 4S7:
Dexter Sapp of Gunnison, 1893; E. N.
| Wheeler of Mesa, 34S; H. A. Hicks of
Gilpin, 10: E. l.. ReSennitter of Clear
Creek, II; James T. Teller of Denver,
! According to the ballot White and
Hill were chosen for the ten-year term.
Bailey for the eSht-year, and Musser
| for the siX-year term.
Immediately following the selection
of the judges, candidates for the COVER
norship were placed before the conven-
ton A. W. Rucker was placed in nom
ination by B. j. O'Connell of Clear
Creek. Charles w. Franklin was NOM
mated by l.. c. Paddock of Boulder.
John F. Shafroth was nominated by
Ralph Talbot and DR.. B. l.. jefferson
was nominated by Charles B. Ward.
The result Of the first ballot was;
Rucller, 21O; Shafroth, 245; Erhsrt
1863; jefferson. 34S; Franklin, II.
Second ballot-Shafroth. 439: Jeffer-
son, 3S1: Franklin, PSI; Rucker, 2O9
Third ballot-Shafroth, SOS: Jeffer-
son, 425.
For Congressman-atlar it was a
walliaway for State Senator E. T. Tay-
lo- OF Glcnwood Springs, a Patterson
supporter, over J. w. Bucklin of Mont
rose and A. E. Mckenzie Of Denver.
the vote being: Taylor. 1893, Bucklin,
167; Mckenzie, IS.
The slate on secretary Of state
stood, although determined fight was
made for George A. Hally. president of
the State Federation of Labor. J. B.
Pearce of La Junta was nominated by
5S5 to 423 for Hally.
The ballot for lieutenant governor
resulted: Fitz Garrald. Sal: William
Dinkel. 297; B. F. Montgomery, 1856.
The first touch of harmony in evil
dence since the convention opened ap-
peared tonight when W. J. Galligan of
Loveland was nominated by acclama-
ton for state treasurer.
There were two candidates for audi
tor. the ballot resulting as follows:
Ready kenehan Of Denver. 1893; An
drew Sandberg. Clear Creek, $50.
There were also two candidates for
attorney general, John +. Barnett of
Ouray and A. l.. Moses of Mineral
county. Barnett was nominated on
the first ballot by an overwhelming ma
jority.
Ralph Talbot Of Denver and Ethel
bert Adams of Telluride were unani-
mously chosen as university regents.
Tho nraSilantial alactnrs Wnra ohos.