Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-06-23

Republican County Convention.
Hot SPRINGS, June II, 1899.
Meeting called to order at 1:3O p. m.,
w. L. Anderson being elected tempor-
ary chairman and A. s. Stewart tenn
porary secretary. On motion COM
mittee of three on credentials was ap-
pointed by the chair as follows: L. 8.
Gull, s. E. Wilson and Ed. T. Lake.
Committee on credentials made the
following report:
We, your committee on credentials,
report the following named delegates
as duly accredited from their respec-
tive precincts and entitled to seats in
this conventions:
Hot Springs, First Wards. E. Will
son and Il. r. Juckett.
Second Ward-E. 4. Lake, H. G.
Rorapaugh, John Tennis, John Far
quar-, John Harp, w. w. Stewart, A. s..
Stewart
Third Ward-Loomis L. Gull, Walter
l.. Anderson, John L. Burke, John Gill
lespie, Harry A. Gayhart.
Fourth Ward-D. G. Grippen, A. B.
Connor, Ben Cleghorn.
Burton Precinct-P. j. Franzen,
Clyde Bailey. j. r johnson.
Beaver-E. ID. Bond, Il. j. Drake.
The following named precincts have
not reported your committee the selec-
tion of any delegates to this conven-
ton:
Edgemont, First Ward, Second Ward
and Third Ward; jackson, Cascade,
Cheyenne River, Hat Greek, Smith
wick, Oelrichs, Union, Duck Creek
Odell, Sand Creek, Red Canyon.
Your committee recommends that
the following named persons who are
present, be given seats in this conven-
tion as the delegates from their respec-
tive precincts: r. G. Osmotherly, of
Cheyenne River; John Moran and Ira
X. Mills, of Smlthwick precinct.
LOOMS S. Gull,
Il. 7. LAKE,
s. Il. WILSON.
On motion report was adopted.
On motion temporary organization
was made permanent.
On motion the following committee
of five was appointed to select eight
delegates to the state convention, viz:
S. r. Wilson, L. II. Juckett, John p.
Moran, Il. ID. Bond and d. G. Grippen.
A committee of three on resolutions
was appointed 10y the chair, as follows:
L. s.. Gull, John Farquhr and P. j.
Franzen.
The committee on delegates reported
the following named persons who were.
on motion, elected by the convention:
| S. E. Wilson, L. S. Gull, +. NJ. Vroman,
E. ID. Bond, P. j. Franzen, j. e. Moran
John L. Bulke and A. s. Stewart.
The committee ON resolutions made
the following report, which, upon mo-
tion, was unanimously adopted:
We, your committee on resolutions
respectfully offer and recommend the
the adoption of the following resolu
tions:
First, be it Resolved, That in view
of the high standing of the Supreme
Court and the high moral character Of
the individual members thereof, it is
in the opinion of this convention, high
ly desirable that the entire bench b,
re.nominated.
Second, That we most cordially en-
dorse the able and patriotic admins
tration of President Mckinley, ant
congratulate the Republican party OF
the success thereof and the return o
prosperity under Republican rule.
Third, That we deplore and con
demn the action of the governor o
this state, in demanding return t
this state of the volunteer soldiers
who have, in their service in the Philip
pines, won glory and renown for them
selves and their state, and that W
urge the state convention to pass reso
lutions assuring the President of tn
United States and patriots everywher
that such action ON the part of Go,
ernor Lee has received we'll merited II
buke from the great majority of th
citizens of South Dakota.
Respectfully submitted,
LOOMS s. Gull,
JNo. FARQuHR,
P.J. FRANzEN.
STOLEN.
Notice to the Public.
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