The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1900-04-05
THE REPUBLICAN COUNTY CON
VENTiON

temporary secretary aud q. W. Kerr
assistant temporary secretary Upon re-
port of committee on permanent organiza-
ton the temporary organization was
made permanent.
COMMITTEES APPOINTED
Committee on credentlals,-W h
Mckinney; a. L. Crawford; Jere Shaw;
John Ridenour: George Stouth-
On rules and order of business,-W- j.
Fitzgerald; i. a. Scates; w. L. Cool
idge; w. r. Gordon; John B. Paige.
On resoIutious,-N. b. KIaine; L. j.
Pettyjohn; John Small; Frank Manda;
j. r. Baird.
j. n. Snyder; J w. Wright, a. Alter
and J. NJ. Bnrson
The committee on rules and order of
business made the following report which
was adopted:
l. Report of committee on credentials.
2 Report of committee on permanent
organization.
3. Report of committee on rules and
order of business.
4. Report of committee on resolutions.
5. Nomination and election of dele
gates to State convention.
6. Nomination aud election of 4 alter
mates to State convention.
z. Nomination and election of dele
gates to Congressional convention.
8. Nomination and election of alter
mates to Congressional convention.
8. We recommend that in the event
the Senatorial and Judicial conventions
should be called before our county con-
vention is held, that the county central
committee select the delegates to these
conventions.
10. The vote of the convention shall
be follows: The secretary shall call
the roll of the precincts and the chairman
of each precinct announce the vote
thereof.
The committee on credentials reported
the following delegates entitled to seats N
the convention and the report was unan-
imously adopted:
Dodge city-lst wara-A Alter. J NJ Burson,
A Fasig. II Wing Automatically Williams.
Levi Martin, 2 r Hobble, W p Gregg
Dodge Cfty-2d ward-W Coolidge, 4 Rus
sell, w Evans, George Grobety, J Petit
John, E 3 Driskell, w w ia, kson, J II SWEET,
r II Nc E,wlin, L r Miller Altcrnates-F S
Gould. W E Hood, Lloyd Evans, b Williams,
waring, stofcr. Jerry shaw, John Miller,
Z a Hobble, Lewis Bader-
Dodge City-8d ward-F a Manda; Joseph H
Miller, Il 4 Seates, n INlaine, r NJ right,
Charles Thorn as, owen 7 Wright, Waldo Tarbox
Frank Harbst, C II Northup- Alternates-R
Hammond Gordon L Finley, IL r Brown, W \
Locke. H Connaway. B + Martin. Geo d Pond
w J Davies, NJ w Sutton, S p Reynolds
Dodge City-4th ward-Sam Stubbs w J Fitz-
gerald, j NJ Baker, D Bush, f Morrow, Geo
Stumph- Alternates-Geo kinkead, H H Craw-
ford, Grant Rankin, Frank Chapman, Judd
Crawford, Robt Kissick-
Dodge precirct--J Il Churchill, G W Reighard
M E CIute, J w Wright, Chris Behl, Vic Carson
Alternates-James Nesbitt, w Horton. Frank
Buchanan. G Bartlett. Sehmoker, F Su-
ghrue
Pleasant Valley R McBrayer. C Jones,
Nv II Mckinney.
BuckIin-W R Gordon. L NJ Taylor. II Fetter.
Ford-G L Steele, J Small. V A Walker. N
J Smith, NJ L Sweeney, Thos Weston
Spearville-J r Baird, Sam Parthemore, Fred
Weidower. Walter Burke. E Lopp. Frank
Steele, G W Kerr, S Hall. J B Paige
Concord-W Hickman, George Courtney, W
Courtney
Wright-Geo A Ninnick. A L Wright. c P
Markley- AIternates-Gus Arnold. Simon Reig-
Bells NJ Sheldon. E NJ Kissell. A Hanna
Hnzlewood-T II Wells, H Wood
FIidenour-J NJ Snyder. L Ridenour. Alter
nates-Amos Rains. d H Connaway-
Riehland-A l. Crawford 6 Stauth, H r
Marion. AIternates-C NJ Beeson, w Brown,
a ii Lighter.
Fairview-Nic Mayrath, J D Brown.
The following resolutions were adopted
Slnanim ouSly-
The Republicans in delegate eonven
rion for the county of Ford assembled re-
solve as follows:
First-we cordially endorse the states
znanIil1e and American administration of
President Mckinley, the redemption
OF pre- election promises and the fulfill
nent of pre- election predictions. And as
the pride of all right thinking men it will
De known as an epoch in the couutry's
history, honored while the Republic IS
revered.
Seeond-We recognize in the Honora-
Eole Chester L Long capable and faithful
representative, whose ability has placed
him among the leaders of our national
council, whose recognition the ways
and means committee was q just tribute
to his sterling worth. and compliment
TO the Republicans of Kansas. And to
the end that the Seventh district main
tain this prestige in the Congress of the
United States, acquired through the in
<ustry and devotion of our representa-
tive, the delegation from this county to
xhe congressional convention is hereby