Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-07-27
Republican County Convention.


Pursuant to call the Republicans
of Phillips county met in County |
Convention at the Court House, Sat /
urday, July 21st. Convention called |
to order by Chairman Crosier, and
call read by Secretary J. D. Bo-
mar. On motion VIM. Spurlock was
elected temporary chairman, and Re
publican editors present temporary
Secretaries.
On motion of c. G. Stone, of Kir-
win, a committee of five were ap-
pointed on credentials, namely: Q.
Q. Stone, S. Hebrew, @. A H8sler,
D. NJ COnklin and j. S. Barnes.
On motion of Geo. Chaplin, of Kir-
win, a committee of five were appoint
ed on permanent organization. Chair
appointed, Geo. Chapen. W. p.
Mende. j. n. Curl, Geo. Tannahill
and ii. j. Shaver.
On motion adjourned for 80 min
utes to await report Of committees.
Committee on credentials being
ready to report, submitted the fol-
lowing:
To the Republican Senatorial Nominating Con-
vention. We the undersigned committee on Gre
dentials respectfully report that we find the fol-
lowing persons entitled to seats in your coRven
ton.
Beaver township-D. n. Stewart, j. E. Gettys
and j.. B. Crammer.
Belmont tOvnshlp-nO representation. We rec
OmmeHd h. j. Shaver, Fred eeh and E. II.
! Fleieher to cast entire vote.
Bow Creek-JacOb Gilmore. B. BrOadback and
I 8. 5. Baker.
/ A. VanDewater, j. B. Mcdonald
DaytOn---G. H, Tannahill, j. S. Friant, P
4 Weeks and John Steel.
/ Deer Creek-nO representation.
Freedom. L. Seayey, /. L. Knight, ] H.
/ Ham, F. A. Dixon,
/ GlenWOOd--nO representation.
Granite no representation.
! GreenwOOd-nO delegates. We recommend
| Ward Mitchell, l.. P. johnson, to cast entire
Eirwin-C. c. Stone, r. I. Palmer, John Bis
| sell, G. B. Chaplin, j L. TrOup, c. W. Hull and
/ Z. W. Warner.
/ LOgan-nO representation.
Long Island-I. W NettleshiP, 6: Culbertson,
j. n. Curl, H. Martin, 5. G. Pilsbury, ". M.
Mound-G. ". Adams, D. F. KlOse and E. V.
Philiipsburg-A. s. Zimmerman, R. F. stinson
| ". D. Granger, j. S. Barnes, Sam Rooney, A.
! hIcElrOy, J. W. Edwards and Jas. Erwin.
PlainYiew--J. p. Hicks, Thos' FulkeFsOn' anJ
| A NJ. FOudray.
| Plum-nO delegates. We recommend j. h
I Glasgow to cast entire vote.
Prairie View-J. W. Kingery, A. E. Mckenzie
! r. P Thomas, and G. 4. Ryckman.
/ RushVile-nO representatives.
Solomon-C H. Edgecombe, E T. Murray. D
/ q. Wright J9hn Duncan, Cnas. MCLEOD i. A
snmner-D NJ. Conklin to cast full vote.
Towanda-H. " McGill, ". l. Craven, ". S
LOppiu.
Falley-nO representatives.
Walnut-W A. DevOlt. j. A. Sheriff., H. q
Kelley, ". P. Mende NJ ID. Putnam
Your committee recommend that person
present from the several townships not repre-
scented by regular delegates be authorized to cas-
the vote OF said township, also thai where all tn
/ delegates are not present that those present cas-
the entire vote OF the township.
s. s. BAKER,
c. A. HAssLER,
J. s. BARNES.
Report committee on permanen
organization read and adopted a
follows:
Your committee permanent OrganizatiO
would respectfully beg TO report for permaEeI
| organization, VIM. SpuriOCk4 Chairman and Il.
/ Palmer permanent Secretary.
GEO. CHAPIN, Chairman.
H. j. SHAVER, Secretary.
Motion to elect eight delegates an
eight alternates for the SenatOris
convention, by reclamation carried
The following gentlemen wer
! then placed in nomination as dele
! gates and alternates and elected b
reclamation: