The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-26

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]. W. Parker. r. n. Hobson. S. n. Brum-
field, John Hammers.
Ohio township-Joseph Scott, L. Ander-
son.
Park township, east-R. L. Turner. A.
81. Jewett.
Park township, west-F NJ Doflemyer,
c. Majors.
Payne township-H. Herr, Z. C. De-
vore
Rockford, Mulvane-Thomas N. Trickey
o. w. Jones. G. l. Reed.
Rockford township. Derby-R. L. Sny-
der. NJ j. Rogers.
Alternate--J. L. Vansant.
Salem township-Robert Haughey. Len
Price, j. F. Houck.
Sherman Townships. A. Simpson, I
c. Harper, B. c. Sowle.
Union Township-G. W. Stenrod, Horace
Carpenter. G. II. Miller, w. f. Walker.
Viola Township-T. r. McCully, F. S.
Adams, E. T. Howe.
Alternates-W. T. Manion.
Valley Center, North-D. Fry. r. j.
Alien.
Valley Center. South-E. l. Dague, n
D. Dewing, J. D. Gilchrist, w. s. David.
Waco Township-Burnell Bigelow, E
Lyons, @. Langstop. JEFF Suddeth.
Wichita Township-George Hutchinson
j. G. Davis, j. W. Skinner
City of Wichita, First ward-DelegateS
Charles S. Reckmeyer. P. NJ. Bentley, A.
c. Hnsey, f. B. Clark. DR.. A. H. Wenkel
George Morgan, DR.. Al Whitlock. A. J
Apologize, r. r. Bsnnett, Charles w
Serogsin, Wendell Mclaughlin. A. j.
Wyatt. j. 81. Moore, Thomas A. Bayley
J. D. Caldwell. John B. Busenbark, c. W
Root. A. H. Ward, R. B. Wallace, w. l.
Sturdevent
Alternates-Joseph Corwin, J. F. Ar
mold, Thomas Shaw, John McNaghten, o.
o. Adams, J. E. Humphrey, w. J. Hutch
lngs, William kirkpatrick, b. G. Clark
Lew Papes. George W. Miller, J. r
Shockey. James Beard, j. L. Cooper, Z
K. Shipper. j. S. Cole, %. N. Carter. Ar
thur Faulkner, NJ. H. Kennedy, Phillip
Hyde.
SECOND WARD.
Delegates-Jo E Hume, E. E. Enoch
DID Dumont, Chas. E. Case, L. NJ. Cox
Mannamee, Howard Hardy, c. F. Horner
Thomas C. Wilson, A c. Race. F: S
HotchkiD, B. H. Downing, J. W. Win
gard, VIM. G. Kay, D. L. Robinson, jacob
McAfee, Charles Shoots, S. w. Fleming
Dudley Johnson.
Alternates-C. E. Martin, w E. Stan
ley, f. S. Hotchkin, Finley Ross, John
Mendenhall, John T. Carpenter, j. Nj
Cossett, j. W. Manamee, j. S. Hixson, j
w. T. Wood, W. B. Mead. NJ. Parrott R
G. Jackman, Sam Jones, Theodore Reed
John Covington, Frank Preston, c. R.
Stewart.
THIRD WARD.
Delegates w. Adams, J. NJ AL
len, j. H. Mccall, p. A. Rohrbaugh, J. v
Daugherty, c. l. Saylor. O: L. Boyd, ]
Richard Pool, w. Y. Bowers, W. l. John,
son, c. H. Brooks, j. Howard. w. t.
Jones, George E. Campbell, l.. G. Roberts,
S. D. Leurance.
Alternates-John Moore, John Lebrand,
/. B. johnson, W. H Palmer, G. H.
Noble, w. L. Caldwell, Charles Hoff. J. p
Allen, A. B. Jackson, John Price, Henry
BufOrd.
FOURTH WARD.
Delegates-T. P. Brook. George P. Glaze,
Edward Vail, Sam F. Woodland, NJ. C.
Campbell, Lewis Preston, H. g. Isenhart,
George l.. Swope, r. G. McMullen. w. w.
Pearce, Thomas F. Clegg, John Vandine,
j. J. Williams.
Alternates-Frand Mark, Douglas V.
Sam Alternately, Al Covington,
Sam NJ. Sidney, w. o. Hammond, DR.. E.
Rentz, D. |. Hessev. Fred w. Sweet, John
A. Wallace, John H. Bell, w. J. SHELTON,
Frank c.. Winants, Earl Hartle. Mike
FIFTH WARD.
Delegates-Rudolph Hatfield, J. c..
j. E Russell, N. S. Roschell,
B. F. Draper, G. A. Sewell, j. A. David
son.
Alternates-John Williams, John S.
c. Fl. West, James Allison. S.
5. Kessler, Louis Steppick, John McCor-
mick.
sIPTH WARD.
County convention. r. P. FAIRIES, Wal
ace McLain, F. w, Wibking. John Cox,
James Taylor S. H. Fenton. Y. S. Ingram
William H. Harrah, Gus A. Miller, .. G.
Bartlett.
Alternates.-H. Fl. Andrews, William
Giles. j. S. Belts. Paul Baughman, Will
am A. Palmer, Harlan Orr, M. NJ. Nc
Callister, A S. Mendenhall, j. o. AleXan-
Ter George Hudson.
Representative convention-W. H. Scott.
). r. Wynn, Wallace M. McLain, J. S.
3ettis, o. II. Fulton, J. r. Dunlap, Lewis
Nebber, w. II. Harrah, j. S. Cantril, S.
}. Hollowell.
Alternates-George Hartzell, Lew Wich-
nan, Fred Hiple, Clay Mitchell, Fred
Bother, Joe Rathbone, Charles A. Belts,
William Drake, B. Kennedy, Charles
Immons.
Your committee recommends that the
delegates present cast the entire vote of
heir delegation. Respectfully submitted
y the committee. G. ii. BROOK S,
Chairman.
The committee on'resolutions next sub
aitted their report, and Mr. Hatfield, in
lear voice read the following ringing reso-
uticns which were adopted with cheers
frequent cheering interrupted the reading
f the following:
RESOLUTIONS
We the Republicans of Sedgwick county
ordially endorse the platform adopted by
he Minneapolis convention as state
lent of the principles cherished by every
oyal member of the Republican party
We reiterate and re-enphathize the de-
larations OF the Republicans of this coun-
Y in 1890 and again in 1891 upon the sub
act OF freight rates. We insist that the
reat transportation companies which de-
i've their corporate existence from Kansas
AVIS. and their financial existence from
.ansas trade and commerce, owe to the
eople of Kansas fair, equitable and honest |
In the matter OF freight rates; |
nd we denounce the present unjust and |
pressive discrimination in the adjust
lent of such rates whereby the merchants, |
lippers and consumers of other states are |
nriched at the expense and TO the injury |
the meschants, shippers and |
0nsumers of Kansas. We unquali |
eddy endorse the efforts of our |
tate railway commissioners to remedy /
MS evil; and we demand of our state |
.gislature such legislation as will forever |
rohibit the unjust exactions to which our |
eople are now subjected; and we particu-
irly instruct our senator aud represents
yes to battle earnestly for the rights OF /
Or people in this all important matter.
We danland of the IenislaIure at the