Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-09-28
THE WINNERS NAMED,

The Populist County Convention
Put a Strong Ticket in the Field
Saturday-Harmony and Enthu-
siasm at High Water Mark
The peoples party convention mel
in the court house pursuant to cal
Saturday, September 20, 1898, at II
O'Clock and organized by choosing j
NJ. Tinnoy of Kirwin township chair.
man and w. G. Ross of Plainviev
temporary secretary.
The following committees were Sc
lected;
On credentials-W. M. Upton, j
&. White, W. L. Wands, L. M. Baker
w. E. Strain and d. Estep.
On resolutions-V. 3. Darnell, w
Fl, Gray, II. j. Andrews, w. L. Viii
son, j. IL. Murphy and S. S. Rey.
nolds.
On organization--J. W. Freeland,
Il. W, Attwater. G. r. Robbins.
On order OF business-N. w. Gibbs,
5. NJ. Travis and John Boyd.
Convention adjourned until 2 p
m, at which hour the chairman
promptly raped the convention to
order and called for the report oil
committees.
Report of committee on organiza-
ton was read as follows:
We your committee ON organization recommend
that the temporary organization be made perma
neut j. W. FHEELARD, Chairman.
The report was adopted and com
mittce discharged
The committee on credentials pre-
scented the following report, which
was adopted and committee dis
charged:
We yonr committee on credentials beg leave to
submit the following report:
Plainview tUWnship-W. G Ross, John Boyd
Bow Creek-C. Il. Robbins, M. s. King, John
Farley, W. NJ. Upton.
Rushyille-W. Cottrlll, E. Altman, G. h. Par.
ker, j Van Horn
Belmunt-H Il. Grant, j E. White, A. Rhoads,
Z. 49, cGibe.
kirwm--W l. Wands, II. A. Brooks, S. NJ
Travis, }. Nj. linney, A. otOCkmau, ir., George
Smedley, John Mctadden, Joseph Gilbert John
Smedlty.
cry, " lillian CLARK, j. " Fretlund, ID. 5. Max
son, l.. MCCUrmck, Morgan Baker, Joseph
Young, Henry Churchill William ell
Gldnte-F. Fee, IL. Dougias William Be
vans, W c. SOule
Mound-George smith, J, NJ. Highly, jake Wag
oner, A. Woodward.
Crystal-U. A. llasler, W. B. Capps, W. d.
SARGENT, q. Jeasen V. Is. Darnell.
Logun-R. w, Atwater, b. Estep, j. Kitt Tim
Lynch, Joe Crayens,
Dayton-U. W. Mousley, James Hodge, p C. S.
Lowe, y. Il. Millcn II. Parks.
FGcedom-F. A. Morton, j II. Ham, jim Muir
, ply n. h. Barley, 3, NJ. McFall.
Valley-l. }. smith, M l.. Bogart, John Baugh-
man. John Ebeisteln.
rrairieyiew--R. d. Smith, S. Il. POgue, John
Farrell, George Farrell, 4. j. Dorsey, 4. E. Ut
Long Isand-J. B. Burnett, E. H. McIntire,
Larue smith, henry Wynn, james Phipps, HeDer
Mciutire, 5 NJ Need, Charles Duling
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DduD, james Castel, JOnn
Hull
Beayer-Baxler Bard, b. S. Palmer, William
langlOss, Guthrie craven.
GrrenwOOu-H LOugherty, j. NJ. Patton, e.
Bcaucnamp Il f. Johnson h. K Cannon
Recommendation keddie, j. ). LOhnes, i ID.
Robinson
Arcade-G. Garlic, S. S. Reynolds, f. sisson, F.
II. Adee
solomon-N W, Gibbs, II. B. Brothers, e. W.
Quanz Jerry Chester, Amos Stevens, H. ". Cor
aOn.
Pl1m-S. Merraeld w. l.. Wilson, II. II. Beall,
II. b Aal6ert ". T. HalDert W. H.. Wilson. II.
Harmon, W. h. STRAIN.
sumner-L " Monk, II. j. Andrews James
Griffin, James Trebbe
Deer Creek--InOmas Cox, II. Grub, John Al
kinson, Perry Smith
Walnut h. Baker, d. W. McGrath, Arthur
Caswell NJ. Randall
a W. NJ. TIPToN, Chairman.
While committees on resolutions
and order of business were prepar-
ing their reports Hon. N. B. McCor-
mick was called for and made a very
interesting talk, which was loudly
cheered.
The committee on order Of business