The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-09-08
REPUBLICANS
ORGANIZE
Candidates Meet, Appoint
Committeeman and
Orgrnize.

IN conformity with the new primar
law, which requires that the candi-
dates meet within a week after the
primaries and attend to certain speci-
tied business matters, the following
republicans met last Monday foremost
in GrangeviHe for the purpose indi-
Gated. The official count not having
been made. and the contest between
some of the candidates being 80 close
as to render Vt impossible to deter
mine the successful aspirant, ell OF
the candidates were permitted to par
ticipate In the meeting. Those pres
ent were:
Jacob L. Eckert. candidate for stats
senator. Herman Nuxoll. Jacob Sites.
John P. Eimers, John r. Addison,
Charles T. Mcdonald. candidates for
representatives; Edward B. Meeker,
John w. Crea, for commissioners;
l.. M. Harris. Mortimer Martin. for
auditor; William G. Brown, Henry
Randall Frank Vandeventer. for sher-
iff; Frank s. Rice, for treasurer: J.
e. Jacques. probate judge; Percy M.
Granville. superintendent; Ralph Tel
cher, assessor; H. B. Blake. coroner;
&. Clifford Spedden. surveyor; Jesse
M. Gilmore, prosecuting attorney.
! AbsenteeS were Russell Truitt, for
coroner. Charles r. Brown, for sher-
iff; Gus Wright, for senator; John
N. Rice and James ]. Remington, for
commissioner, third district.
In addition to recommend ations to
the central committee and other bust
ness matters, the candidates meeting
resulted in the selection OF the fol-
lowing committeeman:
Bag Butte-Geo. H. Sheldon.
! Clearwater-R. r. Newman.
Concord. A. Eldridge.
Cottonwood-M. M. Belknap
Deer Creek-Seth d. Jones.
Denver-Edward Nelson.
Dewey-Charies F. Brown.
Dixie-Rory Burke
Elk City-Robert Romero.
FRirview-M. l. Cross.
Ferdinand-Miss Anna Kuther.
Flonence-J. H. Smith.
Forhs-F L. Allen
Glover-S. B. Onthank.
Goff-C. K. Holt.
Golden. b. Aspaugh.
Grangevine No. IA. C. Lanning-
ham.
Grangevllle No. 2-Hanry Telcher.
Grangeville No. &C. A. Brans-
combe.
Grangeville No. Al. C. Chadwick.
Green Creeks. l.. johnson.
Harris Ridge-Matt Sanders.
Harpster-C. e. Weholt
John Day-Harry Southland.
Joseph-W. e. Reed.
Kamiah-F. C. Kolmorgan.
Keuterville-Edward Blake.
Lake-Geo. A. Cowgirl.
Lorena-W. Newland
Mt Idaho-.Joserh Callan.
Newsome-J. E. Davis
Orc Grange-Orrin Lamb.
Pleasant View-H. C. johnson.
Pollock-John Bridge.
Slate Creek Chas P. Cone.
Stitos-Frank M. Roberts.
Stuart-H. E ODonnen
Tahoo-Geo w. Stewart.
Warm S"ringF-Fred purgdorff.
Warror-C~o G. CHAIRMAN.
Westlake-R Benser.
White Pird-Chas. Pentz.
Woodland-I"C. George.
Committee Effects Orc anization.
The republican central committee
net at o'clock p. m. and was called
to order by Chairman E. A. Carpen
ter
Frank NJ. Roberts was elected tenn
porary chairman and C. A. Brans
combe secretary. The deliberations
of the meeting resulted in the selec
ton of the following officers:
Henry Telcher. chairman.
L. c. Chadwick, secretary.
Martin Wagner. treasurer.
Executive committee-Henry TIE
cher chairman; Geo. A Cowgirl, A
c. Cunningham. Joseph Callan, C. A
Branscombe AMI L. C. Chadwick
State committeeman-A. s. Hardy.
For the benefit OF the members Of
the republican party throughout the
county and all persons VINO may hav
business to transact, It Ia announC ed
that the executive committee has sc
lected rooms for Republican Head
quarters" upstairs In the j. w. Wilks