Semi-weekly herald., 1912-08-01
Keever, August KuhImann by ]. j.
Jensen, proxy, and j. J. Jensen.

heeVer, August kuhlmann by j. j.
Jensen, proxy. and J. J. Jensen.
San Juan county,. r. Cougner,
J. +. Henley by l. Mather proxy, J. A.
McCrimmon, L. r. Clapp, and r. H.
Brown by E. v. Hollingsworth proxy,
E. v. Hollingsworth.
Dolores county-Pendleto Hunter
and Henry Obendorfer by Pendleton
Hunter, proxy.
La Plata county-H. E. Austin, G..
w. Moody, Harry McDevitt, John
Cunningham, E. d. Peters, Herman
Hanno, c. A. Johnson, John M. Meu-
ser, Henry G. Berri, w. C. Davidson,
w. w. Parshall and Neil Haffey.
The credentials of the above named
delegates having been examined, on
motion of w. W. Parshall it was or
dered that the delegates be declared
the regularly selected delegates.
The chair then appointed the fol-
lowing committees, to-wit:
Permanent rganization-Geo w.
Moody, Pendleton Hunter and E. D.
Peters.
Resolutions--Harry McDevitt, A.
M. Emigh and Charles A. johnson.
Order of Business-W. C. Davidson,
E. v. Hollingsworth and John Cum
ningham.
On motion the assembly took re-
cess for fifteen minutes to allow the
committee time in which to prepare
their reports.
The committee on permanent or.
ganization recommended that the tenn
porary organizatios be made perma-
sent, and upon motion the temporary
organization was made permanent.
The committee on resolutions Of
fered the following resolution ro-wit:
1--WE believe in the principals of
the national Republican party, as de-
cIared by the last national conven-
ton. In the majesty of the law as
enunciated and enforced by William
II. Taft, our president, in the splen-
dor and advancement of this nation
under the aegis of representative
government as opposed to the forces
of socialism and anarchists.
"We congratulate the Hon. Charles
A. Pike upon his return to health,
and upon his excellent record as judge
of this judicial district, and extend
to him our best wishes for his con-
tinued good health and prosperity"
Upon motion of Harry McDevitt the
report of the committee on resolu-
tions was unanimously adopted.
The committee appointed ON order
of business reported as follows:
First-That after the report of the
various committees, this assembly
proceed to ballot for the nomination
of one candidate for district judge
of the sixth judicial district of Colo
rado.
Second-That this assembly then
proceed to ballot for the nomination
of one candidate for the office of dis.
trict attorney of the Sixth judicial
district of Colorado. Adopted.
On motion the assembly proceeded
to the nomination of candidate for
Judge.
On call for nominations Hon. Chas
A. Pike of La Plata county was placed
in nomination by Harry McDevitt and
S. W. Carpenter was placed in nomi-
nation by j. ]. Jensen.
Ballots were then taken and Chas,
A. Pike received sixteen votes, S. w.
Carpenter received eleven and four
blank ballots were cast.
l.. p. Main was then placed in nomi-
nation for district attorney by George
W. Moody and Israel Mather was
placed in nomination by Charles A.
Johnson. Upon ballot being taken
L. p. Main received nineteen votes
and Israel Mather received ten.
John M. Meuser offered the follow
ing resolutions:
BE it resolved by the Republican
judicial assembly of the Sixth ju-
dicial district of the state of Colo
RADIO, in convention assembled, that
Geo. W. Moody, E. v. Hollingsworth
and A. M. Emigh, be, and that they
are hereby constituted vacancy COM
mittee of said assembly,"
On motion the above resolution was
unanimously adopted.
There being no further business, on
motion the assembly adjourned.