Amador ledger., 1908-09-25
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
A Fair Attendance, But a Dull
Gathering.

taken in the assembling of the repre-
sentatives of the party than for many
years past, owing In part to the fact
that only district officers bad to be
nominated, supervisor in three
townships. 1t was we'll known that
the republicans had no candidate-a
member of the party-for superior
Judge, and and that was sthe only
Office that the convention as a whole
had to fill. In two districts three
and five, there was nothing of local
Importance to come before the con-
vention. and as consequence these
two townships we're feebly represent
ed.
The convention was called to order
by the secretary Of the central COM
mittee. DIR. Gall. Nom minations for
temporary chairman being In order,
Q. Ii. Mckinney Of Sutter Creek, was
chosen without opposition. For tenn
porary secretary, Clarence bradshaw
of Pine Grove was elected
| Auo LOhlpOldIy IOll Odll VI u6lbRdbbS
wss read as follows
North jackson delegates. s.-W d
Dufrene, E Dufrene, Chris Curlich,
A Haverstick, VIM. Schroeder, John
Hosking, f. Lemoin.
South Jackson 6 delegates. "A M
Gall, V S Garbarini, A l. Stewart, w
2 Peek, q b Arditto, Ii Emerson.
East jackson delegates-F Duden,
Il j Burrow, ir., B Il Taylor, II
Garbarini, z l. Casinelli.
West jackson 8 delegates. % G
Myers, L K Norman, S L Harris, G
Courtright, Antoine Riokert.
Center Jackson delegates. w G
Snyder, r Webb, FL 4 Kay, q M
Kelley, q w Schacht.
Clinton-T Beauchemin, Thos S
Fregulla.
Township No. 9.
North lone 6 delegates. j Joses,
M Il Fasset, George Winter, John
Robertson, l. L Eaton, K K Scott.
South lone 7 delegates-E q Wool
sey, E Schmidt, G w Swain, John F.
Wharf,, Sherman Afford, W Ben
netts, A j Messtretti.
Buena Vista delegate Albert
Sohn.
Lancha Plana 2 delegates-Ru
Pardoe, Phil Sheridan.
Township NO. 3
Volcano 3 delegates A Grillo,
Harry Ferry, VIM. Marsino.
Pine Grove delegates-O L. Web
ster, Rubin Walker, G bradshaw.
Antelope delegate
Oleta 4 delegates
Township No.
East Sutter delegates Domenico
Berta, w A Burres, ID V Kamazzotti,
G e Richards, John Cox, John
Higgins.
West Sutter delegates-Geo. G
Chisholm, John Profumo, L S Tuttle.
South Sutter delegates-W E
Downs, G ii Mckinney, q A Tolman,
e Tanner, John Richards.
South Amador, 3 Delegates X
BENEFITS, Geo f. Williamson.
North Amador, 2 delegates-W Il
Whitehead, K E Kerr.
Township No.
North Plymouth delegates-Yhos.
Davis.
South Plymouth delegates-H E
] Potter.
Forest Home l.
Drytown, delegates-Geo Q Jen-
nings, A l. McWayne, ID Bona.
On motion committees were ap-
pointed OH Credentials, Permanent
! Organization and order of business,
and platform and resolutions, each
consisting of ten members, two from
each township. A short recess was
then taken to enable the chairman to
look over the list of delegates and
make selections for the committees.
Upon reassembling these committees
reported as follows:
Committee on Permanent Organiza-
tion and order of business reported:
l. That the temporary officers be
the permanent officers of the conven-
tion.
.. Report of committee on Gre
dentials.
8. That an assessment of one
dollar be levied upon each delegate
and proxy, and that each candidate
be assessed five dollars.
4. Report of committee on plat
form and resolutions.
8. Nomination of candidate for
SUPERIOR Judge.