The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-25
AND COMMISSIONER
NAMED

/ The convention was called to order b,
| W S. Morris, chairman OF the county con
! vention S. NJ Johns of Greeley, was
elected temporary chairman. and L. S
! Harson of Fifth ward. Wichita, tenn
porary secretary.
On motion the following committees
were appointed by the chair:
Committee on credeutials-Jos. Crows
of Fifth ward, J. H Maxwell of Greeley.
g. w. Steenrod of Union
Committee on rules nad order of bust
ness-I r. McCuily of Viola. O. c. Heron
Of Attica. j. L. Randall OF Morton.
COMMITTEES on resolUtions-pat Nc
| Donald of Deiano, }. Sewer OF Atlica, Carl
Miller of Erie, 5 A. Simpson OF Sherman
| S. VI. Tucker of Fifth ward.
| Committee on permanent OrganiZarion-
J. p. Mccormick OF Greeley, w F. Walker
of Union. Colonel Majors of Park.
After the appoi ntment CT the committees
the convention took a recess for ten min
utes. On converting the committee on
credentials made the following report
which was adopted:
Alton Township-G. W. Harvey. John
| W. Vannaman.
Attica-O. C. Heron, F. c. Boone, ]. ].
Robinson. u. II. Holmes, j. Sienes, P. NJ.
| Heron.
Delano-P. N. Mcdonnell, L. G. Lap
ham.
Erie-C. E. Miller, H. S. McCullie.
Greeley-J. II. Maxwell, A r. Haskins,
G. w. Wright, S. NJ. Johns, j. 2. McCor-
mick
Garden Plain, North-w. A Black,
Garden Plain, South-G. W. Keith. e
r. Hymes.
Illinois-James Sacket. d. F. Brown.
Morton-J. A. Hartley. Henry Collins,
j. B. Miller. j. l.. Randall, j. E. Goode.
Ninnescah--A. H. Marquis. A E. Cham
bers, J. u. kimnel. J. c. Hammers, l. II.
Palmer
Ohio-L H. GORDON. c. Dizzy.
Salem-J. F. Watson, j. Haughey. j. e.
Nelson.
Sherman-Thoma Norkrap. John Price,
Union~G. ". steenrod, Horace carpen-
ter, c. II. Miller, w. F. Walker
VIOLATE. r. McCauly, F. S. Adams, w.
Waco-B. Biglow, E. Lyons, c. Lang
ston, jeff Sudduth.
Fifth Ward. to Representative Conven-
tons. N. Tucker, w. S. Mosley, William
Tudors, C. Payen. l.. F. Harson, j. Croes,
A. j. Hill. r. d. Seeman.
Fifth Ward. to Commissioners Conven-
tion-R. r. Hatfield, Giles Davis, E. g.
Shreves, b. r. Royce, c. B. Campbell, E
w. White. Harry Mordau.
West Park-C. MajoI, E. NJ. Dof1le-
meyer.
The committee on rules reported as fol-
lows:
l. Report of committee on credentials,
2. Report of committee on rules and
order of business.
g. Report of committee on permanent
organization.
4. Report of committee on resolutions.
5 Nomination of commissioner.
g. Nomination of representative.
Z. No nominating speech TO exceed five
minutes.
s. The secretary shall call the roll of
townships and the chairman of the delega-
ton of each township, precinct and ward
shall answer their vote.
Commmittee on resolutions reported the
following which was received aud adopted
amidst loud cheering.
Resolved, That we recognize in Our dis
tin2uished fellow citizen. the Hon. NJ. ID.
Murdoch, all the qualitiss necessary TO the
Intelligent, faithful and efficient discharge
of any official turn to which he may he
called, we cordially Join his numerous
friends, without distinction of party, in
him as the candidate of the peo-
pie for the office of governor of the great
state of Kansas, aud respectfully urge
upon the Republicans of the state TO unite
w
nee and the states chief executive. Adu-
lation of Colonel Murdoek's nobility of
character is unnecessary in a district
where every citizen Is familiar with his
but it is not improper to remind
the state of this fact; that no man has
rendered Kansas greater Or more valuable
service than he, nor more unselflShly, nor
has any Kansan been more loyal and self
sacrificing in behalf of the Republican
party of which he has been lifelong
Committee on permanent organization
reported recommending that the temper
airy organization be made permanent.
c. K. Fuller and Carl Miller were ap-
pointed tellers.
On motion each delegation to cast full |
vote of precinct
Nominations being in order J. H. Rhodes |
Of - and D. A. Nicholson Of Ninnescah
we're placed in nomination for commits /
,ioner of the Third district.
First1 ballot-Rhodes, - votes, Nichol |
son a. votes.
Nicholson's nomination was made unan.
NOUS.
Patrick Mcdonald of Greeley, l. N
Shirley of Illinois, and n F. Zeller of
Norton, were placed in nomination for
representative OF lhe Sixty-ninth district.
First ballot-Shirely, % votes; McDou-
I'D, - votes and Ze,lsr, votes.
Second Ballot-Shirely, 40 votes; Nc
Donald. Is votes and Zeiler, votes
Shireiy's nomination was made unan-
nous on motion of Mr.. Mcdonald.