The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-23

ment shall be adopted in conflict with the
constitution or rules of the Republican
league of the United States Or the Kansas
Republican league.
IL. This club shall become member of,
and an auxiliary to the Kansas Republic
can league.
l. Ten members shall constitute a
quorum for the transaction of business,
but a less number may adjourn from time
to time.
9. Regular meetings of the club shall be
held on the second Wednesday of each
month, at 7:30 o'clock IN.
g. All elections of officers shall be by
ballot.
4. In case of a vacancy in any office, it
may be filed at any regular meeting.
D. The order Of business at regular meet
ngs shall be:
ID Election of officers, If any.
C3) Reports OF officers.
60 Reports of committees.
~ Unfinished business.
% New business.
90 Reception of addresses and commu-
nicatious
~ Adjournment.
This order may be changed at any meet
ing by two-thirds vote.
D. The club shall be governed in its de-
Hberatlons by the rules laid down in Cush-
ln9's Manual, SO far as the same are APP
plicable.
Z. These bylaws may be amended or re
peaIed a. any regular meeting by a two
thirds vote OF the mem bers present.
The other Third ward meeting was call
ed 60 order by c. L. Saylor as temporary
chairman an P. A. Rohrbauh as temper
airy secretary. On motion of John Adams
p A. Rohrbaugh was appointed COM
mittee on constitution and bylaws, and
reported constitution practically the
same as the other meeting adopted Off
GERS were elected as follows: President,
c. l.. Saylor; vice president, J. F. S Casey;
secretary, A. w. Haskins; treasurer, E. T.
Allen.
The following persons were then select
ed as delegates to the State Republican
league which meets at Topeka on March
LIST. next: John W. Adams, Z. I. Allen
and L. S. Naftzger
The club then adjourned to meet in two
weeks hence on the call of the president.
THE FOURTH WARD.
There was good turn out of the Repub-
licans of the Fourth ward and the interest
taken in the proceedings was equal to the
Importance of the meeting. G. V. Fer
guson was made temporary chairman and
j. I. Ludlum secretary. The constitution
and bylaws of the National Republican
league were adopted with few
amendments which do not change
their general import The following
officers were then elected unanimously:
President, J. I. Ludlum; secretary, E. w.
Ollinger; treasurer. T. J. Brooks.
Executive committee: Murray Meyers,
J. A Doran, w. B. Throckmorton and
L. D. Westgate.
Delegates to Topeka: 7. B. Wall, H. F.
Goode and L. d. Skinner.
The club was named 1.-The Fourth Ward
Club"
FIFTH WARD MEETING.
The Republicans of the Fifth ward met
in the Martinson block and were called to
order by H. A Hill. Rudolph Hatfield
was elected chairman and John Y. Koogle
secretary. The meeting was largely at
tended and good deal of enthusiasm
was manifested. The following officers
were elected: President, Rudolph Hat
field; vice president, Joseph Croes; Score
tary, L. T. Harson; treasurer, w. 6.
Mckee
Executive committe: H A. Hi |, Dr.
Giles Davis. S. l.. Barrett Ben Droys and
B. F. Draper r. Hatfield was elected
delegate to attend the meeting of the state
league March l.
The club adopted the constitution and
bylaws of the National Republican
league.