The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1910-07-20

DELEGATES
To the County Central Committee,
Which Meets Saturday Are
Named by the Voters.
COLORED PRECINCT MAN
DEPOSED FROM OFFICE
Precincts in North Yakima and
Vicinity Name Their Delegates
to the Big Gathering of Their
Party.

Republicans Of Yakima county as
scmbled in their various and respec-
tive precincts last evening to select
representatives 70 the Yakima county
republican convention to be held at
the court house here Saturday. july
%, at 10 O'Clock a. IN. Tho meetings
were for the most part well attended
and indicated considerable interest in
the approaching political campaign.
There were few surprises in the meet
ings Q. \. Fechter, long known as
democrat, appear as a delegate
from the first ward, and p NJ. Arm
bruster, mayor now a resident of the
Sixth ward, does not appear as a del
egate at all. There are one or two
other names in the lists appended
which will be recognized as new to
the ranks and some names which will
be missed. DR.. NyWening. who is to
be a candidate for the office of cor
oner, does not appear in the names
of representatives from the Fourth
ward.
COlorcd Committeeman Dcposcd.
Republican voters of the Fifth
ward deposed from office as a mem
Der of the republican central commit
tee James Jefferson, the colred poll
teal boss, who had the honor of be-
ing the only Afro American in the
central committee. The ward voters
as matter of fact, do not have the
authority to take the action, as the
central committee is the court of last
resort afer member has once been
However "a al
animous passing a resolution worded
as follows:
'Inasmuch as James jefferson, pre-
cinCt committeeman has had his at
tention entirely occupied by other
matters and been unable to give proper
attention to the interests of the re-
publican party in the Fifth ward. we.
the republican voters OF the Fifth
ward, duly assembled by call of the
county committee. do hereby declare
the office of the said precinct commit
teeman vacant" DR.. Philip Frank
was selected as precinct committee
man in the stead of Mr.. Jefferson.
Names of Delegates.
First--Josoph Gift, II. *. Cold
berg, owen Jones. G. NJ. Hauser, Ira
p. Englehart Fred f.. Shaw, w. w.
Robertson, p. II. O'Brien, II G. Lu-
cas-, George Weikel, T.. b. Lecllcy. J.
f. Forman, =. l.. Martin A. j. VII
| laume, O. y. Fechter, G, T. Udeu.
Second--A. .. Sloan. Alex. Miller.
d. c. Reed, J. Leuox Ward, Pat Jor-
dan, w. p. Romans, II. b. Doust,
Murray Miles, \. B. Weed, Frank
Horsley, l.. o. Janeck w. l.. Lemon
L. G. Lovcll Alternates-Fred jan
eek, l.. l.. Porter, II. Wight, f. G.
Howard, w. f. Nagler, Walker
Moren. A. f.. Knerr, W. n. Carver.
II. L. Tucker, O. A, Beardsley. George
Vance. G. J Hill John Clemmer
Third-A. y. Short, r. f. Grady,
c. W. Camp, A. l.. Riley, Thos.
Leach, f. A. Luse. George Bruce,
Ernest Fear w F. Powell, f. ]. AL
| len, S. S. Jacobs.
Fourth-Jay Lynch, Ed Lyon. T.
w Sindall, w. F. McNatt w. f.
Hayes, r. II. Wilson, William HasseIl
l.. A. Macdonald Bert BivIns.
Fifth-B. F. McCurdy John A.
Leach, John Null, VIM. NJ. Thompson
Francis Nash, John w. Levigne,
Charles II. Dix. DR.. p. Frank.
Slxth-Prof. b. F. Barge. chair
man; L. o. Megs, N. c. Richards,
Frank Bond, W. d. Wrighter II
II. Wilcox, f. f. Kelso L. D. s.
Patten, Rev. e. A. King, s. S Busch.
Bruce Milroy G. c. Phelps and w
f. Zuppann.
Each delegate was given power to
appoint his alternate or. in case Of
absence from convention permitted to
! fill to quota
Selah-W Fl. Abransky, James
Lancaster, G. \. Remington, Ira :.
King, NJ 5. stone. Joseph Dean w.
J. Kline, Victor Cavalin.
Mob Hnl-C. II Human. NJ n.
! Richards, Levi Il. Karr, John Kelly. l..
d. Humphrey. o. X. Conant, W. f.
Morgan, Edward Parker.