The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-01
Territorial Convention to Convene at Juneau to Mo- minate Delegate to Con-
 gress for Election.
REPRESENTATION LARGE
Most of Precincts of All Di- visions Choose Delegates: Indications Point To-
 ward Grigsby.

The Democratic Territorial Con vention will convene at Labor Hal | tomorrow morning at II o'clock tC nominate a candidate for Delegate | to Congress to be voted for at tht election to be held June 8. Reports l from all over are that there will be an almost complete representation from the various sections of the Ter ritory. Proxies and credentials have been coming in by telegraph for two days from all the important sec tions.
 At this wiring the indications are that sentiment throughout the Ter ritory generally favors the nomina- f. tion of Attorney-General George B Grigsby for Delegate to Congress Those First Division precincts which have sent instructions with their proxies have generally asked that they be voted for MT. Grigsby. Tht Democrats of the Second Division | have endorsed him, and he is favor ably recommended by those from 8 large part of the Third and Fourth Divisions
 The convention will be called to order by Chairman w. w. Casey oi the Democratic Divisional Commit tee.
 Ketchikan Selects Delegates.
 The Democrats of Ketchikan and Charcoal Point elected twelve dele gates last night, and directed tha' their votes be cast by James Hurley of Juneau.
 Delegates From Nome.
 The following have been elected delegates from Nome and their cred entials have been received at Ju neau:
 Barney Coggins, Henry Moore George Modini, George L. Lake Galen B. Frye, August Hamburger NJ. J. Walsh, Thomas Byron, Jame' V. Bursik, R. w. Bowen, Paul Keg stad, s. N. Carneau, Con. Kelly James J. Began, Ed. Moran, Cole man Griffiths, A. F. Wright, Dennis Stock, Frank Boyle, Peter Sather John Campbell, R. B. Julian, Mike Kennedy, George Cahill, Gus Wheel CT, Harry Langley, Martin Marion Michael Powers, M. Botani, A. W Cary, John Land, A. E. Edwards, J w. Fuller, J. o. Jenkins, H. H. Por ter, John Boyle, H. s. Chester, H G. Watson, A. s. Keaner, Frank Slater, John L. McGinnis, R. w Ledgewood, John A. Wilson, Johr Manos, Joseph McDougall, T. Greg, ory, A. Monahan, Denis Murray.
 From Third Division.
 The following have been selected as delegates from the Third Divi sion:
 Cordova-E. E. Ray, c. P. Nickel son, c. H. Scheffler, c. A. Derry, w. A. Hesse, E. F. Medley, H. B. Walk ing, J. B. Farrel, Jr., Charles Sam pley, F. s. Anderson, w. w. Coun cil, George Kennedy, James Smith and F. M. Ford.
 valdez-Nick Welch, E. L. Dickey. Heber Smith, George w. Robbins, William Sansbury. A. J. Meals, c. H. Wilcox, Dan Wilcey, c. J. Todd, H. T. Whileley, A. c. Edgerton, John H. D. Bouse, John E. Hughes, A. L.. Singletary.
 Anchorage-Felix Brown, James Rock, M. Raich, J. S. Truitt, D. E. Madden, A. A. Schonbeck, Ralph Reed, Sidney Anderson, w. w Butts, Robert Small, Charles Bush John Carmody, J. w. Weirman, Will jam Shrman, Charles Glaze, D. E. McGinnis, Robert Albretion, Arthur Drieber, A. A. Abbey, Ray McDon- aid.
 Proxies to Price and Noon. The Democrats of Anchorage and vicinity have sent their proxies to Senator Thomas c. Price, and those of Seward and vicinity have sent their proxies to Representative Johr Noon.
 Fourth Division to Be Represented Representative A. J. Nordale ha! resolved the proxies from the Demo crats of Fairbanks and vicinity. The following have been elected delegates from other points in thu Fourth Division:
 Nenana-McDonald Burns, Ga gnon, Parks, Josephs. Rosburg Rourke, Schmidt, Slippern, Smith Waechter, Brooker. Iditarod section-Philip Keith | Charles Cartwright, Jerry Ford l Ira