The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-03-06
postponed until the temporary organi

it was defeated.
! Mr.. Chairman:-I move to amend the
motion that the committee OF five tc
select delegates be instructed to select
the number due the county from a list
of one person from each township and
| precinct, named by the delegates from
their respective townships and pre-
cincts.''
The usual committees were then ap-
pointed after which the convention ad-
journed until o'clock
A laughable incident occurred when
some one made a motion that a recess
J OF ten minutes be taken in order to
: give the chairman time 70 make up
( his committees. 1T is not at all nee
! essary'' said General Myers, as | nave
! the lists in my pocket"
THE COMMITTEES.
! The committees were as follows:
! Permanent rganization-Frank Dof-
! fiemeyer. Victor Murdoch, E. r. Powell
! G. w. Trone, Fred Buckley, DR.. New
| by, O. P: Hicklan.
Order of business-H. L. Gordon, J.
B. Hinkle, VIM. Johnson. John Beck
/ with, d. c. Harper, J. II. Stevens, Har-
| vey Keith.
Resolutions-T. c. Wilson, W. A. Min
lex, Wendell Mclaughlin, F. L. Acker-
man. ThOs. Voss, J. w Skinner, Sam
! Williams,
| Credentials-John A. Doran, F. S.
! Burt. Dale Snively, c. N. Irwin, II. D.
! Heiserman, A. Chambers, John Vanne-
man.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The very first thing done in the af-
! ternoon was the passage of resolution
| by Mr.. Stanley recognizing the bellig-
| erent rights OF Doug. Caldwell. This
was quite witty and put everybody in
good f1umor for the business of the
afternoon.
Senator Gordon, chairman OF the com
! mittee on order Of business then made
| his report which was adopted.
| The committee on credentials through
Chairman John A. Doran then sub
mitted the names of the following del
egates as entitled TO seats in the con-
Vention:
DELEAGTES IN CONVENTION.
First ward-John s. Beckwith, A. c.
Husey, j. u. Devier, A j. Wyatt, c. A
Whitbeck, J. F. Bellew, Frank Oliver,
V. A. LaF'ayon, John Busenbark, ]. H.
Cole, Ben Eaton, S. b. keenan,, Fred
Buckley, F. w. Swab, D. E. Fuller. F.
S. Burt, Fred L. Alderman, Park Mas
sey, J. K. Sawyer. G.. W. Crawford.
Second ward-W. K. Stanley, W. s.
Corbett, T. c. Wilson, John A. Doran,
C. E. Hatton, w. P. AfcNair, Fred Cos
slit, J. D. Mccall, Sam Williams, G. r.
Harris, William Whitfield, c. f. Sharp,
James Jackson, II. i. Jackson, a. H.
Jackman, Earl Blake, A. q. Walden,
William Johnson, e. DumOnt, j. r.
Dunston, Charles Schools.
Third ward-G. W. Adams. II. T. Del
drick, Al Brownell, E. T. Allen w. H.
Ely, r. P. Dood, f. A. Reed, II. ID.
Heiserman, Victor Murdoch, A. z. Oh
linger James Howard, P. A. Rohrbaugh
Z. F. Hart, w. C. Hoover, o. Il. Smith,
j. u. Huffman, Joe B. Hinkle, VIII Me-
Laughlin, w. S. Pierce, A. J. Stanley.
Fourth ward-R r. .Vermilion, II. L..
Gordon, Murray Myers. J. A. Brubacher
Henry Schad, s. n. Bridgman, +. p.
Rentz, J. G. Kirk, c. NJ. Irwin, J. s.
Carson, Thomas Voss, j. I. Ludlum,
G.. A. Wolfe, w. o. Goodin, j. c. Moss
man, f. r. Powell, J. S. Shepard, j. v.
Dougherty, J. p. Johnson, i. d. Os-
borne, John Brittenfield. Henry Buford.
Fifth ward-Jesse Leland, Judson
Shreve, Dale Snively, Robert Holden,
Louis Killon, Oliver Hatfield, J. H. Tay-
lor, c. A. Simmons, C. b. Wilson, Louis
Stippich.
Sixth ward-R P FAIRIES, Geo Trone,
William Haggerty, w. A. Merrill, Gus
A. Miller, ]. d. Caldwell, John Martin,
J. H. Mercer Ben Wilson, A. G. Shafer,
A w. Reynolds, F. w. Wibking.
Alton township-George w. Harvey,
c. A. Windsor.
Attica-S M. Speer, O. NJ. Pittinger
]. Sieber, M. NJ. Henshaw.
East Gypsum-Dr. NJ. Newley, Dan
iel Firbes.
Kechi-J. D. limerick, P. G. Richard,
Z. p. Thompson, G.. l.. Smyser.
Lincoln-Phil Osman, J. 5. Norris, o.
E. Clarke, Frank Mccormick.
Ninnescah--J. W.Chandler, J. c. Nick
erson, J. c.. Hammers, J. L. Parker, A
L. Chambers.
Ohio-Syrus Dix, z. H. Stephens.
PayneE Phillips, II. C. Devore.
Rockford (Mulvane)-T- l.. Trickey,
f. F. Emery. +. S. Phillips, f. l.. Tri-
key.
Salem-R F. Haughey, A. T. Green,
Henry Grosh, c. Haskins.
Delano-O- Benson, J. Mccormick, ].
Pickens, H. Keith.
Erie-Charles Olthoff. Louis Ulrich,
S. Z. Pierce.
South EaglAThomas Underwood,
Bruce Manamee.
East Park-C. F. Wright, W. T. Jew
EFT.
West Park-F. M. Doffiemeyer. Cal.
Major. William Downing.
Greeley, South-Dr. w. H. Dwight.
O. A. Sarles, c. H. Bardshar, B. French
]. c. Marshall, Jr.
Garden Plain, SOUTH. w. Vanne-
man, John Keifner, ]. n. Andrews.
Union-C. w. Steenrod, w. f. Walk
err, F. B. Garcelon, o. +. layer, w. H
layer.
Valley Center, South-A. E. Johnston
L. Whitmore, ]. w. Singer, L. T. Nor
ton.
Wichita-A. H. Reed. ]. H. Brown,
". l.. Appling, f. H. Brown.
Minneha-Frank Bolt, c. b. Ludlum,
o. P Hicklin.
Granite. c. Campbell. $. T. David
son, J. II. Fooks, c. l.. Pollard.
Rockford. Derby-R. l.. DeXton. L.
NJ. McCracklin, A, Hearne, w II. Els
worth.
Sherman-D. c. Harper. G. C. Siddles
A. r. Price
Waco-E. P. Watkin, F. l.. Rogers,
B. Bigelow, James Royal
When a motion was made TO adopt
the report OF W. z. McNair and the
entire Second ward delegation were on
their feet saying that the committee
substituted the name of Charlie Ad-
ans who was a regularly elected dele
gate with that OF man who was only
an alternate. Mr.. Doran explained
information the committee had receiv-
ed 10 the effect that Charlie Adams vo-
ted and worked for Cone for Sheriff
last fall as against Henry Schad. Char
lie Hattou defended Mr.. Adams elo-
quently and Mr.. Adams himself said
there was no truth in the charge. The
convention amended the report by hav-
ing the name of Mr.. Adams inserted as