Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-19
central committee.
Hart and Dewey Possible.

he shall be delegate to Chicago. In
the event he does not care to go or is
willing to waive going he may select I
Frank Hagenbarth to take his place. {
One of these two viii be selected as
the third delegate. II In very probable,
e. H. Dewey. looked upon as one of
the close political and personal friends
OF Senator Borah win, IL he so desires. I
be named q member of the Chicago I
delegation, making four places assign |
ed to the south. II the other four are !,
sent north, James f. Ailshie. Charles L. |
Hoffman, M. F. Samuels. Burton L. !
French stand an excellent chance of /,
being selected. The friends Of Mr..
French, an announced candidate to go
back to the lower halls of congress, are
urging his election because of the fact
he has a wide congressional acquaint-
ance and may be able to help Senator
Borah thereby. Bear Lake county has
Endorsed e. A. Burrell as a delegate to
the Chicago convention.
Big Political Gathering.
The convention will adopt resolu-
lions strongly indorsing the Idaho
congressional delegation, particularly
Senator Borah and recommend him as
one worthy of consideration by the ma
tional convention In reviewing the field
for a standard bearer.
The conclave promises to be one of
the largest held by Republicans In this
state for some years. There was an
exodus OF delegates and state officials
from Boise this morning when two
coaches reserved to the last berth
pulled out with the regular east bound
train. Many delegates from western
counties and from the north also
bound for Twin Falls joined the train.
Political medicine on the part of
those seeking preference at the hands
of the party will be mixed for all pre-
sent and prospective state candidates
will be on hand The Davis club of
American Falls expects to attend with
$50 members and band to further the
interests OF D. w. Davis, well known
candidate for governor.
A number of the Ada county dele
gates and convention visitors left
Boise this morning by automobile and
will arrive at Twin Falls tonight.
List Of Delegates.
The following is a partial list of the
delegates elected by counties to the
state convention, many Of whom will
be present to participate in its pro-
ceedings:
Ada county-D. A. Dunning. c. c..
Cavanah, H. A. Lawson, Lyon Cobb,
Dean Perkins. c. F. Koelsch, Fred Ro-
sene, F. r. Coffin, Leo P. Grunbaum.
Miss Marie Irwin, d. L. Young, 5. l..
Hodgin, v. p. Coffin, S. e. Blaine, G.
NJ. Kahn, ]. H. Peterson. E. w. john
son, T. X. Little, Joseph Perrault, J.
w. Flesher, Bradley Sheppard, William
McBirney, Ira E. Barber, ]. H. Hall,
Joseph Breshears, e. G.. Burnett, Leo
Marsters, S. M. q. Reynolds, Arthur
Garrett, Joel Brown, T, H. McDeAnott,
E. f. Crawford, Charles Wilmot, Alex
Howry, E. Marsters, s. d. Fairchild.
jefferson county-John w. Hart,
John w. Ginger, Robert Gilchrist, Will
liam G. Kremer, Al Marler, w. A.
Davis, George A. Gordon, Hirum Sew
erson, ]. w. Jones. q. j. Harrop, H.
Rand, John Webster
Canyon county-H A. Partridge.
John Pipher, John Orr, e. s. Ha-
maker, N. Jenness, H. C. Baldridge, E.
F. Fisk, M. ]. Higley, B. Strohbehn,
Burt Venable, L. v. Patch, D. c..
Chase.
Lernhi county-W. H. Shoup E. W.
w ullGoHlpB lhOllidS yCd1h5 oOah IL
Rees, George H. Monk, C. G. Mathew
son, John Ostrom, Ralph Nichols, E.
Haug, H. F. w. Niemann, Philip Rand
and E. S. suydam.
Twin Falls county-M ]. Sweeley,
John Ault. James w. Beauchamp, G..
v. wilcox, F. l. Stephan, 9. NJ.
Booth, c. L. belong, Fred Niehart, Ben
Williamson, H. w. Herman, E. A..
Drake, Norman Baker, C. L. Smith, Ed
S. Couse, John L. Peters, l. Beving-
ton. T. M. Atkins, Roy Holloway. R M.
Denton and T. Newbry, E. D. Hunt
Gooding county-Ex- Governor Good
ing. John Thomas. w. T. Stafford. w.
G. Bissell and r. B. Burger of Good
ing; E. NJ. Roberts. of Bliss; George
Hume, of Hagerman; H. D. jackson
and Mr.. Brackenbury, of Wendell DIR.
/ w. NJ. Smith of West Point E. R.
Brooks, of Clear Lake; L. L. Badgley.
of Appleton.
Bannock county-D. W. Church, M.
E. Hughes, ]. J. Guheen. Theo Tur-
ner, W. II. Witty. J. W. Peters. r.
J. Hass d. c. McDougall. ]. T. Young,
H. s. Wooley. William Mccarthy,
Jesse Bulge, John Hull, G. W. Lewis,
Il It. M. Edwards, j. Frank Hunt, George
Mabey, w. H. Bassett, J. F. Whitney,
Orson Childs. D. R. Fish. w. A. Nor
ton, j. c. Arnout. p. E. Jacobs. D. w.
Church Endorsed as a delegate to the
Bonneville county-Christian Ander-
son, George w Edgington. Orson Hud-
man, Heber C. Austin, Axel B. Ander-
son, c. E. Dinwoody. Cheney st. Clair,
James NJ Priest, C. C Wilson, Otto E.
Mccutcheon, w. II. Kiefer, Herbert
Reeves, Ell 7. Simmons, NJ B. Yeaman
/ w. L. Shattuck, J. Yves Holden. A. A.
Il Anderson, Truman Barlow.
Blaine county-Charles Furey, N. E,
Bever, Thomas j. Paul. w. F. Rawson
W. J. Atkinson, T. C. Stanford, e. B
Arthur. W. o. Jones, r. e. Leaper.i F
C. Muffley, v. e. Cunningham, l. e
Rockwell George Coates, John Davies
]. @. Hedrick, e. r. Somers and J. w
q Enid