The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-08
WELD COUNTY DEMOCRATIC
ASSEMBLY NAMES CAPABLE
men FOR THE PRIMARIES
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS

Reprssentative-CEa T. Philip, |
Keota, :sO6; Jno. A. Hicks, LaSalle,
I'D; o. +. Frink, Fort LuptOn, 14S.
County Commissioner, first dis
trict-T. f. Rowe, Greeley. 177; q.
j. Blandin, Eaton, 621a Bruce |
Williams, Pleasant Valley, 53 IL;
Charles Nash, 3S.
County Commissioner, third dis
trict-George A. HotlgsOA Platte
Vile. (By acclamatiOn.)
| County Judge-H. ~. Baker,
Greeley, 266; W. H. Sanders, Pierce,
81.
County Oerk and Recorder|.
f. Shook, Greeley. (By acclama-
tion.)
| County Treasurer-Dr. Charles
II. Milford, Greeley. (By acclama-
tion.)
County Sherifr-S. S. Brown, Eat
on, 1872; John g. Hartlman, Johns
town, 1875.
County Assessor-A. L. Mumper,
Greeley. (By acclamation.)
County Coroner - DIR. w. F.
Chu,'clr, Greeley. CBy act1amation.)
County Superintendent of Schools
Prof. A. Il. Copeland, Greeley.
(By acclamadon.)
County Surveyor-John Worth.
am. Greeley. (By acclamatiOn.)
resolution offered by w. w Sui
Ivan of Eaton in the morning ses-
sion to simply endorse Hon. John +.
ShafrOth for the long term and Hon.
Charles S. Thomas for the shOEt
term in the United States senate was
changed to the following:
THAT the delegates elected by
this assembly are instructed to vote
lr,h II m
long term and Hon. Charles S.
Thomas for the short term in the
United States senate and to use all
honorable means to secure their
nomination by the state assembly,"
Some of the delegates in the
county assembly did not want to be
instructed as whole delegation to
support any one man but after re-
marks by Senator w. l.. Clayton and
IL. L. Churchill when the resolution
was put to a vote the poll was near
ly unanimous.
MIR. Churchill said: ''Now is the
time to express yourself. l learned
something the 80 years was in the
republican party
The following were appointed as
committee to fill vacancies of dele
gates that would occur: II. Rey-
George HodgsOn, Platteyille; Her
bert Baker, Greeley; Prof. Black,
Eaton.
senator W. l.. Clayton as chair
man of the committee on delegates
to the assemblies to be held soon,
. recommended the adoption Of the
delegates as drawn up by the COM
: mittee.
Following are the delegates to the
state assembly at Pueblo August @:
O w. NJ. Moan.
Ernest Koehler.
T Mattox.
: F. E. Wheeler.
e G. Lippiatt
4 Charles Carlson.
n H. +. Churchill.
Charles Williams.
e H. E. Black.
: George Osterhout.
= e. l.. Walker.
: b. F. Early.
: j. A. Hicks.
\. Smith Thompson.
t H. f. Eldridge.
e w. t. Burge.
: j. H. Legerwood.
e Thomas Watt.
t John Hopkins.
: w. X. Bari.
: w. R. Stewart.
Charles Huffsmith.
f j. F. Moody.
e H. Foster.
a William Pulliam.
John Darcy.
S L. H. Caywood.
S James Gibson.
S r. S. Gamble.
S T. l.. Monson.
d w. c. Roberts.
c. F. Tew.
H. Reynolds.
T. C. Williams.
w. l.. Clayton.
j. w. Imboden.
r. G. Strong.
B. F. Waggoner.
| Following are the delegates to
the judicial district assembly in
Fort Collins August 8:
II. NJ. Baker
C. F. Tew.
:. F.. j. Green.
, H. F. Churchill
: w. H. Thompson.
w. f. Bliss.
William Moan.
w. II. Sanders.
w. l.. Clayton.
H. H. Bills.
G.. E. Osterhout.
G. E. Bartz.
Ralph Cable.
Y. A Martin.
NJ. II. Laybourn.
D. E. Severance.
! Charles Nash.
J. F. Hall.
:. F. A. Bein.
l.. w. Henderschott.
Charles E. Weber.
S B. Robinson.
David Glidewell.
G. Lippiatt.
j. E. Davis.
: NJ. D. Coffin.
II. Caywood.
Gamble