Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-25
ToDAY,s CONVENTIONS.
List Of Observation-Disclosures Interest Shown
In Temporary Chairman.

In Temporary Chairman
The Republican county convention to
nominate candidates for county officers.
! the convention to nominate a candidate
| for commissioner in the Second district
and conventions in the Eighty second and
Eighty-fourth representative districts will
be held today. In the city the delegates
to the commissioner convention and the
representative conventions are the same as
for the county convention. Some town
ships have two sets of delegates, one for
the county and the other for the represen-
tative conventions.
The delegates from some of the town
ships have not been reported, except word
to such and such candidate that his
delegation bad been elected, without Civ
ing names The following shows all that
had been reported last night:
First Ward-Perry Crossen, a G Wal
den, T w Oliver, Bellew. B G Green.
a q Burr, JOS E Henley, " Richey, II
) Clark, Geo Grimes, + Arnold, w L
McBee, l. E Hamburg, w l. Sturdevant,
W L Wise, John H Moore, w A Belts
Second Ward-B II Downing, H D Heis
erman, Geo f Harris, J c Richey. Bal
lance. C a Foster, John V Koogle, f p
Ford, ] r H King. Jno E Hume Samuel
Cox, w Slater.
Third-W l. Johnston. George W Ad-
ans, Charles Parsons, Otto koplin, w Y
Bowers, Ray Oliver, W A Smith, w l.
Hazen, Z B Rentz.
Fourth-George W Walter, Will II a
Clark, w F Sites. c A Van Ness, John \
Doran, T Shepherd, w A Thomas, B S
Garrison, ] NJ Vandine, Abe Smith, c. A
Clayton, A r Musseller J A Hollinger, C
W Graham, Mark J Oliver.
Fifth-R Hatfield. John Russell. B
Campbell, B f Draper, W Spaulding.
TOWNSHIPS.
The townships reported at 2 o'clock this
morning are:
Wichita-R S. Cook, Pink Fouts, r. N.
Alexander, O. G. Eckstein, Caleb Teter,
George Hutchinson.
Valley Center, south precinct, county
delegates-W. w. Smith, H. c. Smith, j.
S. Morris, S. r. Heuburn.
Representative observation-disclosures Beard,
y. H. Dewing, Willis Davis, A. B. Fisher
Grant township. county delegates-S. c.
Davidson, J. Reynolds, J. Smith, B. Bal
entine. L. o. Hoss.
representatives.. C. Campbell, S. H.
Harris, w. T. Lewis, G. w. Davis, A. Bri-
tain.
Union-F. o. Baron, C. Stearns, C. Nc
Council, C. Miller
Kechi-W. j. Gilchrist, g. Scott, C.
Simmons, 2. Brichard, j. Zurich, p Jack.
son.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Trichey, Reed.
Attica-Broham, McAlpin, Krenshaw.
Salem-Green, Price Nelson, Starr.
Greeey-S NJ Johns Mccormick, f
Baker, II Roberts, Fl Jorgensen, E V
Mills.
Sherman-W Pratt, II Royse, O'Connell,
d Harper.
Ninnescah-J Mclaughlin, NJ Miller,
r Nickerson, d Murphy, E II Jones, E S
McGill, r Culver.
Union representatives-Geo Steinrod, c.
+ Hyde, Tom Martin, Dan Boon.
Garden Plain, south precinct-A B
Crawford ID LOOMS, w Fl Mcclure
Morton-C Harvey, Z Arnesdorff, II
Grace, d Hillman.
Altoona d Windsor, NJ Chaplain, H
Rhodes.
Rockford-W B Foster, A l. Minnick, P
pittman.
Lincoln-J McGreen, J S Norris, NJ Will |
on, w H Ebey.
Andale-Harper, Rouse, Pratt, McCon-
nell.
Payne-E Phillips, DeVore, S Foose,
/ Herr.
Delano-P Mcdonald, A D Lee, Jam es |
Pickens, S Bailey.
Gypsum-W. S. Kinsey, B. A. Baker,
Willis Boyer, w. Shinn.
More interest than ever was manifested |
in today's work. The many
andidates were wearing coats with tails
ticking straight out behind, very much
Ike they had a shingle support. The del
gates were standing around, receiving
he kind words from those who desired
avors.
Last night the question of temporary
hartman was being discussed rather
igorously on the street corners wherever
andidates and delegates were to be found.
t was reported about l o'clock that a
Meeting had been held in Heiserman-
'isher's office which resulted in deciding
n candidate as far as those represented
{ the meeting were concerned. 1t is fur
ner stated that a committee of five was
greed upon who should be appointed by
ne chair with instructions to appoint the
arious committees.