The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-03-05
JUDICIAL COMMITTEES MEET.
Dates Fixed for Holding the COnven-
lions to Nominate Candidates
for Circuit and Criminal
Judge.
CIRCUIT JUDGE COMMITTEE.

teeudn IOr L~dIayettee county, and W
R. Rhoades, proxy for John A. Ricf
committeeman for Saline county.
J. Q. ~rlattenburg was elected chail
man and w. R. Rhoads, secretary.
On motion the time for holding tn
judicial convention of said fifteent
judicial circuit for the purpose of nom.
mating u democratic candidate for judg
of said circuit, was fixed for June til
22d, 1898, and the place, HigginSvillt
Missouri.
On motion the committee fixed til
time for holding the precinct mas
meetings In Lafayette county, and tn
township mass meetings in Saliu
county, on June the 18th. 1898. t. cleo
delegates 10 the county convention to b
held in Lafayette county, at Lexington
and Saline County at Marshall, on Jun
the 2Oth, 1893, tor the purpose of select
ing delegates to said judicial convention
on June the I'D, 1898.
On motion the basis of representation
for said county convention for eIectint
delegates for said judicial convention
was fixed at one delegate for each three
hundred votes and fraction thereof of {
hundred and fifty or over, Cast for Bryan
for president in 1895. This representa-.
ton being as follows: Fifteen delegates
for Lafayette county and nineteen dele.
gates for Saline county to said judicial
convention.
On motion the basis of representation
for the precinct meetings in Lafayette
county and the township meetings in
Saline county to select delegates to the
said convention WAS fixed at one dele
gate for each fifty votes or fraction
thereof of twenty-five or over cast for
Bryan for president in 1895. Represent
tatiOn for precincts In Lafayette county
to the county convention will be as
follows:
Napoleon, l; Wellington, 5; Greenton,
l; Bates City, 2; North Odessa, 4; Fer
guson SchoOlh"use, 2; Chapel Hill, 2;
South Odessa, 7; Lexington, Is; May
view, 4; Centerview, 3; Wulfenbarger. 3;
Dover, 4; Page City, i; North Higgins
vile, 4; Corder 4; Edwards. 1; South
H~Igginsville, II; SchoOlingville, l; Aull-
vile, 2; Concordia, 2; Borland, /;
Waverly, s.; Alma. 2. Total 80.
The townships In Saline county are
entitled TO the following delegates to the
county conventions:
Arrow Rock township. at Arrow
Rock. 10; Blackwater township, at
Prairie Lawn Schoulhouse, 8; Clay
township, at Orearville. 8; Cambridge
township, at Slater, l6; Elm wood town.
ship, at Mt. Leonard. 9; Grand Pass
township. at Malta Bend, 8; Liberty
township, at Herndon. g.; Miami town
ship. at Miami, IL; Marshall township,
at Marshall. %; Salt Pond township, at
Sweet Springs. z; Salt Fork township,
at Shelby schoOlhOuse, 8. Total l13.
All persons who voted for BRYAN for
president, and those who heretofore
have affiliated with The democratic
party and will pledge themselves to sup
port the nominees of said convention,
and those who will become of age he
fore the mex general election and will
pledge themselves to support the nomi-
uees of said convention shall he entitled
to participate and vote at said mass
meetings.
J Q. PLATTENBURG, Chr'm.
w. II. RHoADEs, Sec.
CRIMINAL JUDGE COMMITTEE.
HIGaINsvILLE. Mo Feb 25. 1895.
AT ID meeting of Judicial committee Of
the fifteenth judicial criminal circuit,
the following proceedings were hal:
Present. IL. g. " allace. Jr., commit
teeman for Lafayette county. and L. II.
HaTve,, proxy for James Couney, COM
mitteemau for Saline county. II. g.
Wallace. Jr, wal elected chairman, and
T. Ii. Harvey, secretary.
On motion the time for holding the
ing a democratic candidate for judge of
said circuit was fixed for June %, 1898,
and the place, H~Igginsville, Mo.
On motion the committee fixed the
time for holding the precinct mass
meetings In Lafayette county and The
township mass meetings in Saline
county, on June the 18th, 1893, TO elect
delegates to the county conventions to
be held In Lafayette county, at Lexing-
ton, and Saline county, at Marshall, on
June the 10th. 1898, for the purpose of
selecting delegates for said convention
Oh June y. 1898,
On motion the basis of representation
for said county convention for electlng
delegates o the judicial convention was
fixed at one delegate for each three
hundred votes and fraction thereof If
one hundred and fifty or over cast for
Bryan for president in 1895. This rep
resentation being as follows; Fifteen
delegates tor Lafayette county, ami
nipeleen delegates for Saline county 10
said judicial convention
On motion the basis IF representation
for the precinct meetings for Lafayette
aud the township meetings for
Saline county, to select delegates To the
said convention WAS fixed at one dele
gate for each hfty votes Or fraction
thereof, of twenty-five or over cast for
tor president in 1896. The repre-
s~entatiOn for precincts in Lafayette
COully w lir CuNiit1 SuilNClltlbh' VIII 10
rs follows: Napoleon, /; Wellington 5;
Greenton. !; Bates City, 2; North
Odessa. 4; Ferguson Schoolhnuse, 2;
Chapel Hill. 2; South Odessa, Z; Licking
Is; MAYHEM 4; C~enrerview, 8;
Wolteubarger 8; Dnver, 4; Page City, /:
North Higginsville, 4; Corder. 4;
l; South H~igginsville, IL;
Schoolingville, 1: Aullville, ,; Concor-
dia, 2; Borlaud, /; Waverly s; Alma, 2.
80.
The townships in Saline county are
TO the following delegates to
the county convention:
Arrow Rock township. at Arrow
Rock, 10; RIackwaler TO .'nship, at
Frairis Lawn schOOlhuus". 5: Clay town
ship, at Orearsville, 8; CLmbrihgo.
township. AT Slater, Is, ElmwGod town
ship, at Mt. Leonard. 8; Grand Pass
township, at Malta Benz. s; Liberty
township ut Herndom, 6; Miami town
ship. al Miami. II; Marshall township,
at Marshall. 20; Salt Pc ii township, 1T
Sweet Springs, Z; Salt Fork township,
At Shelby schUulL0use. 3. Total. Il3
All persona who voted tuI Bryan for