Wichita eagle., 1888-05-17
Reily-JJ Davis. G w Harrah. ] F


Young Thos Starch.
Rooks-W A Fallar, ] Conger, Prof
Collins, Park Bell.
Russell-R S Geddings. Fred Willig.
Saline-A Bondi, g Supple, C j Deighn
j NJ Davis, Geo Kruger, a j HolmQuist
sedgwiok-P V Healy, J T Kelly, C. S
Coates. B X Brown, Z j Beattie, j y Hay
maker, w c Glenn, j " Mckee, C Wat
son, S E High, Theo Oswiider.
Stanton-D II Anderson.
Shawnee-Judge John Martin, w T
Tomlinson, C h Holiday, jr, NJ e Math
ews, s L Cromwell, ID G Hewitt, Jacof
Smith, j B Oliver, A Rudolf, Jasper Earn
est, w Berry, ID Carrlger.
Sheridan-S z Davidson.
Smith, w Wegand, K d Bowen, L {
Uhl, J G Davenport, j NJ Brown.
Stafford-T W Wampler c l. Milton, T
G Clinkscaler, John Groves.
SUMNER VI Hall, c Stillwell, J T
Peddicord, r 2 Brown, Luke Herring, L
5 Rose, w B Coldwell, c 4 Flandro, G W
Reilley. Il McAtee. Fl j Donahue, B {
Payne, L II Gilmore, o Beeson.
Thomas-Jas \ Pike, Howard CaTpen
ter, W Gilmore.
Frego-S II Roberts.
Wanbunsee-Geo w Thompson, Patrick
McGuire. Geo Leonnardt, L. Panty.
Wichita-Jerry Neterer.
Wilson-T j Hudson, Peter Ruger, C B
jackson, NJ A Brooks, Kemp Thompson
; Singleton.
Woodson-W ] Haughawont, Wn
Reedy, E Y Wharton, J D Cannon.
Wyandotte-Fred Mayes, A G. Locke
SAINT Hof, Thos Barker, Ed Danick, A a
Lovelale, John Lynch, c H j Taylor, A Z
Wagoner, A w Cunningham, W ID SelIen
> Sharpe, H S Swingiey, John Warren
Early this morning a meeting will be
held by the delegates from the west end OF
the Seventh district to determine upon a
man who shall get the united support OF
that section for district delegate
Besides the candidates given, i,
Is said round dozen Is
in waiting hoping to ride in on a black
horse. In the face of the surrounding a
lively time is expected in that caucus.
When to hold the district conventions
seems to be question which could not be
determined upon last evening. Some sug-
gested that they be held between the
meeting OF the temporary and permanent
organization but this plan meets with
opposition based on many reasons.
The ladies are invited to be in atten-
o"iANS Couesy anu WILL bC given tue DOAcS
and the front rows in the balcony.
The most emphatic opinion received from
anyone yesterday was from the Hon.
Edward Carroll, of Leavenworth, who
knew of one man in his party who was not
a candidate for governor. Those who
heard the remark seemed to think that he
referred to himself.
One of the leading politicians said this
morning shortly after 3 O'Clock that the
combinations work, and he could make a
statement as to the delegates at
large which he had considerable
confidence in. For the four delegates at
large he slowly with one eyelid at half
mast said sc. w. Click, A. A. Harris,
Dave M. Dale and Ed Carroll"
Soon after another fellow who has a
good reputation for his mathematical
ability said, Il go you on, A. A Harris,
Dave NJ. Dale, Ed Carroll and Tom Lowe. %
''How about Ghck?'' was promptly
asked.
Here, put a pin in it. Mr.. Clicks
name will be presented, but he will de-
cline to be a candidate"
''GIick decline?" said one in a startled
tone.
eyes. that is what it will be called, and
you put a pin in it say"
And you don't know Click? No, no,
Mr.. Click wont do that.