Omaha daily bee., 1896-03-24
or ALL PARTIES.
P~reIiminnry Convention Work in
MmnN anctInna Of tIc Gintn-

Preliminary Convention Work in
Many Sections of the state.
WEEPING WATER, Neb., March "a
Especial Telegram )-At the primaries held
here the republicans nominated as council
men, A. L.. Upham, Ote Wilson, c. a. Yer
million and Tom Jameson; B. S. Barnett,
mayor; George Oliver, clerk; c. V. Hay,
treasurer, and Theodore Schaffer, police
Judge. The democrats nominated J. o. Leo
sci. councilman; Fred Gorder, mayor; f. u.
Hubbard, treasurer; C. II. King, police Judge.
and the balance of the ticket left blank. The
republicans send a Mckinley delegation to
the county convention.
FULLERTON, Neb., March 23.-CSpecial)
The republicans of Nance county will hold
primaries April 1 to send delegates to the
county convention, which will be held in this
city April 4, to select delegates to the
Omaha convention, April Is. This county
viii probably be represented in Omaha by a
unanimous Mckinley delegation.
The republicans Of Fullerton have placed In
nomination a straight ticket for the spring
election. There is also an opposition ticket
In the field, Both tickets are represented
by good men, and the prospects for a lively
fight April Z are exceedingly promising.
O'NEILL, Neb., March 23.-(Special)-The
county central committee met yesterday and
called the county convention for Saturday.
There are several Henderson men In this
county, and several who are favorable to the
Jaw iibi ohi NhNi ohC pNhtlo Nho bShA1 y
that Allison would be the man who would
best suit the people.
ORD. Neb., March OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
day evening the high license party held a
meeting for the nomination Of candidates
for city officers for the ensuing year: J. w.
Perry, mayor; j. b. Kroetch, treasurer; j.
+. Colby, clerk.
FREMONT, Neb., March 23.-(Special)-
The republican city convention met this aft
ernoon. r. ]. Stinson was chosen chairman
and G. d. MARI, secretary. M. T.. Reynolds
and J. w. Golf were nominated for the school
board. Mrs. Reynolds has served nine years,
and has taken an active part in its manage
ment. She Will receive the support OF the
party and of the women voters. =
The democratic city convention convened
this afternoon. Ashley Park was chosen
chairman. and ], w. C. Abbott, secretary.
c.. H.. Drummer and DR.. N. II. Brown were
nominated for the school board.
F.. u. Brugh has been renominated by the
republicans for councilman from the First
ward.
WAYNE. Neb., March 2s.-(Special.)-
At a republican caucus Saturday even
Ing the citizens caucus nominees for mayor
and city treasurer were endorsed; w. K.
Heisler was nominated for city clerk, and
Samuel Winsor and e. p. olmstead for coun-
cilmen. The republican county convention
was called for April II.
MINDEN, Neb.. March 23.-(Special)-A
caucus was held Saturday night and a ticket
nominated for the city spring election. 1t
iS eHllIely republican. tEUTSe y. Mllnduen
was nominated for mayor; r.. NJ. Mail, clerk;
l.. Ninell, treasurer, and E.. C. Klirch, engi-
neer.
SUTTON, Neb., March 23.-(Special.)-The
following republicans, excepting mayor and
judge, have been nominated for municipal
officers: Mayor, J. ]. Bonekemper; council
men, r. A. Pauly, j. j. Oschsner; police
judge, +. M. Brown; clerk, William Thomp-
son; treasurer, Andrew Grosshaus; engineer,
A. A. Scott; school board, S. Carney, and
Alex BarEr. They are for HIGH license.
ELMWOOD, Neb.. March 23.-(Special.)-
The republican primaries for Stone Creek
precinct were held Saturday night. Thirteen
Mckinley men were elected as delegates to
the county convention at Weeping Water
March 2S. They were instructed by a unan-
im0us rising vote to support no men as dele
gates to the state and district conventions
who would not pledge themselves to vote to
instruct the delegates to the national conven-
ton for William Mckinley on the first ball
lot, and all other ballots until he was nomi-
mated or out Of the race. A. G. Wright,
Cass %county's candidate for delegate-at-large,
was chosen unanimously as chairman of the
delegation.
BLUE SPRINGS, March 23.-(special)-
A high license caucus was held here Satur-
day evening and the following nominations
were made: Mayor, w. w. Fullom: council
men, F. e. Rice and Frank McNutt; city
clerk, John Harpster; treasurer, j. e. Peaute.
Up to this date no call has been issued by the
prohibition element, but it is Understood a
caucus VIII be heiu TINS evening and nomina-
tons made.
M'CooK. Neb., March 23.-(speclal Tele-
gram)-The republicans of McCook held a
rousing city convention tonight and placed
In nomination the following ticket: Mayor,
Fl. II. Troth; council, e. C. Mckay, j. j.
G%arrard; clerk, e. E. Lowman; treasurer,
A. C. Ebert; police judge, Il. e. Rowell;
engineer, G. N. Whitaker; Board of Edu-
cation, A. Campbell, W. F. Lawson and
A. Barnett.
YORK, Neb. March 23.-(speciaI Tele-
gram.)-The city republican convention met
this evening and nominated the following
ticket: Mayor, King; clerk. L. A. Baker;
treasurer, George S. Cook; police judge,
e. Granger; surveyor, A. B. Coidlng. A
vote was taken on the presidential ques-
ton. which resulted unanimously for Nc
Kinley. ,
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