Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-09-07

Wood.
Willowodale- Davis Jr., NJ. Low.
Wheatland-C. Bell, W. II. Logan.
The temporary organization was
unanimously made permanent.
VOTING FOR CANDIDATES.
The roll was called on vote on county
attorney. s. S. Smith received So, O.
+. Mead 81. Mr.. Smith was declared
the nominee.
On motion w. NJ. Sherwood was
unanimously nominated by acclamation
for treasurer.
For register Of deeds the first ballot
resulted: james Frey 81; Mrs.
Haskell I; II. X. Little 10l; W. N.
King 5lI; J. II. Cline 2.
Second ballot: Frey 80, Little 2ll,
King 56l. Haskell and Cline had drop
ped out.
Third ballot; Frey 81, Haskell l.,
Little l6l, King $50.
DR.. King was declared the nominee
and the nomination was made uDani-
nous.
For county clerk f. Il. Nottorf was
unanimously nominated by acclama-
tion.
For sheriff the first ballot was: II.
A. Brown 5Oa; G.. G.. Huffman %; Il.
8. Thayer 169; j. A. Hopkins 27S.
Second ballot: Brown 81, Huffman
81, Thayer ~, Hopkins 32.
Third ballot: Brown, so, Huffman
10, Thayer 10, Hopkins, 35.
Fourth ballot: Brown 90, Huffman
IL, Thayer 10, Hopkins 3s,
Fifth ballot; Brown 80, Thayer IL,
Huffman o, Hopkins 3s. Mr., Brown
was declared the nominee and the
nomination made unanimous.
A. 9. Romig was unanimously nom
mated for surveyor by reclamation.
U, II, Amsbaugh, L. 9. Adams and
l.. Keller were put in nomination foI
coroner. First ballot resulted: ANS
baugh 90, Adams 81, Keller 20, scat
tering s, Mr.. Amsbaugh was declared
the nominee.
For high school trustees, A. 5
Lowery, O. A. Scherer, +. W. Wright
T. G. Tiff, A. NJ. Crary were submit
ted. The:roll call showed: Lowery 81
S'herer, IL, Wright SO, Ilin 81, Crary
A. Lnwery and Wright were declared
nominees.
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The following central committed
men were then selected;
Abilene First ward ID A Bradley.
Second Richard War
ing.
Abilene Third ward--M II Bert.
Fourth ward-O l. Moore.
Banner-J . Pray.
Buckeye II Hooper.
Cheever-T G Ayres,
Detroit John Lamb.
Enterprlse-O V Topping,
Flora-J Conner.
Fragrant Hill-D X Peck.
Grant-D W Jacoby.
Garleld-John Harman.
Hayes John Goodwin,
Hope-J NJ Ket chersld.
Holland-J Is Baxter,
JefIerson-H Springer.
Logan-Z W Coleman.
Liberty-G IL Smith.
Lyon-W Il Watkins.
Noble-John Dunlavy.
Newbern-Joel Hersh.
Ridge &C v Herr.
Rinehart IS NJ Baughey.
Solomon-H Is Aldrich.
Sand Springs-R A Grubb.
Sherman-S + Wood.
Willowdale-M Low.
Wheatland-W IL Logan.
Union "A 4 Weber.
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The following resolutions were 7
ported and adopted with cheers:
The Republican party of DicklnsC
county IN convention assembled max
the following declarations OF principle
I, First: We reatlilm our allegiance
the principles of the Republican par
T. AS enunciated In the National Repub
can platform of 1892.
Second: We most emphatically d
s. nounce and condemn the present Sta
II administration at Topeka as unpatl
Otic, incompetent and unworthy of h
\ authority which has been entrusted
II, and we especially regret the acct
q sion to the office of governor of III
j. great State, one who has acted treac
erously to the best interests Of our pc
r. pie, who has attempted to usurp bO
legislative and judicial functions; vi
has refused to execute the laws; WI
- has used his high Office to induce 9th
officers to ignore and violate the Law
8, who by his attempts to overthrow /
legal house of representatives by for
. of the military power of the Stat
rendered insecure the property, I
peace, the liberty and lives of our ci
r. zens; who has perverted the pub
patronage Of the State into ah engi
in of wholesale corruption to further pI
y tisan interests, ana we pledge o
U earnest endeavors to redeem the coun
and State from the baleful influence
Q. the party which elected such an adm
t. istration to Office.