The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1920-08-12
DEMOCRATIC FACTIONS
IN FIGHT FOR CONTROL
BOTH WENlGER AND DAY CLAIM
CONTROL OF COMMITTEE
AND CONVENTION.

The fight between the Weniger and
Day factions for the control of the
democratic organization in this coun-
ty is expected to be renewed with in
creased intensity when the new cen
trail committee meets next Saturday,
and regardless of which side wins the
convention Tuesday will doubtless be
the scene Of another clash between the
warning elements. Judge Weniger
won a decisive victory in the primary
election and he is understood to be
looking forward for further triumphs
ina the committee and convention. The
smoldering fires of factional discord
in the Shoshone county democracy
burst into flame several months ago
vixen Judge Weniger and several
Others of the faithful called a con-
ference of democrats for the purpose
OF discussing matters pertaining to
"the good of the order" with the view
to promoting harmony in the party in
advance of the campaign. But the
conference failed in its high purpose,
for the Day cohorts swOoped down
upon the meeting with a ruthless dis
regard Of the feelings of Judge Weni-
ger and others who had called it, who
were completely shut out in the pro-
ceedings which followed This was
the first round and was clearly won
by the Days. The second round was
the primary and Judge Weniger was
the victor Now for the third next
Saturday in the organization of the
committee.
Members Of Democratic Committee.
Delta, e. r. Oxley; eSunset Dan
Murphy; Burke, NJ. L. Mahoney; Mace,
A. =. Weber; Gem, Henry }. Steuart;
Mullan No. 1, NJ. p. Curran; Mullan
No p Chas. Bloom: Wallace No. l r.
r Seysler; Wallace No. ?, John H.
Hanson: Wallace No 3 Patrick Brady;
Wallace No. A. II. j. Hull; Osburn, f
N. Shreve; Kellogg No. 1, A. p. Hut
ton: Kellogg No ,. c. L. Hollar;
Wardner E. II. Peterson; Smelter,
John Melise; Pine Creek, JOS Trainer;
Kingston c. NJ. Kelsey; Enaville, H.
s. Davenport; Avery S. f. McDaniels;
Murray c. b. Ferguson.
Delegates to Democratic Convention.
Wallace No. 1.-E. J. Cooney, Ruth
Edwards, Harry w. Marsh. S. E.
Myers, j. w. Tabor, 2. V. Whelan, r.
r. Seysler.
Wallace No 81. c. Farris, d. c.
Haley Harry Thompson, Mrs. Jack
Beaver O. NJ. Nordquist. S. +. Heit-
field, ed c. Young and T. w. Heyer,
ted.
Wallace No. s.-E. F. Gentry Will
liam Goggin.
Wallace No. I'D. W. Greenburg,
II. J. Hull II. Lonergan, p. j. Maggy,
Amanda Magnuson. G. w Walker.
Nullan No. IN. p. Curran, A. r
Hutton r. J. Mcleod.
Mulan No. William Coumerilh,
C.. l., IIerriok, NJ. Murray. f. w Rolls.
Kellogg No. III. S. Harrison, r. f.
Lee, f. d. Lynch j. Ponsetti, f.. b
Reinking, John Steffes.
Kellogg No. John Biotti. Al Con-
aybeare, NJ r. Hicks, Mrs Hattie
Nruegel, NJ. j. LincS. j. c. Mcdonald,
Ichn Vergobbi.
Wardner-R. :. Kelley, ID. r. Har- /
an, c. =. Rogers b. IT. Peterson.
Kingston.-Frank Olson.
Enaville.-Bert Lightner.
Smelter-John Melise
Oshurn=I pannehaker.
Burke.--Jos. Aleksie, Jesse Boright, /
Peter Johnson, Gus Lambert Ronald |
Ndams. Patrick Moran. James Nor
on, James J. Murphy.
Gem.-William Leonard, NJ. McKen- I
Ia.
Sunset-John Costello, NJ. j. Kelly /
William Mullan Harry Walker.
Murray.-John Murphy, David Sell
lrs
Mace-A r. Weber Patrick Doyle
Pine Creek.-M. L. Pratt /;
Avery.-John n. Siders