Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-08-16

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] H Scholes Chas Parker
G w Parker W D Bovry
Chas Gilbert ira White
VALLEY.
] McMulIen Geo DuvalI
Geo Nedrow b a Wilson
] A Morris j Broadsword
| L H Perkins VIM Kruger
The cammittee on permanent or
ganiz stion and order of business
reported recommending the temper
airy organization be made permanent.
and the nominations be made IN the
following order:
County Superintendent,
Clerk Dist Court,
County Attorney,
Probate Sudge,
Representative,
Commissioner
The committee on resolutions re-
ported as follows:
Resolved, That we renew our alIeg-
ance 80 the grand old party. the party
| of Lincoln, Grant and Mckinley, ana
! we heartily endorse the principles
enunciated in the Philadel phia plat
| form. We are in most thorough accord
with the action of the present admins
tratiOn as regards expansion, believ-
ing as we do that wherever the Ameri-
can flag is once unfurled it should |
never be hauled down IN dishonor We
endorse the actions of the repu blican |
members of our national legislative
body, and especially that of Congress-
man W. A. Reeder, and heartily recon,
mend his reelection. We also favor the |
So IL W d.
position of state senator of the 10th
district of Kansas.
These reports were all adopted by
the convention.
John Thomas for superintendent,
W. A. Barron for clerk of the district
court, and ". G. Blssell for county
attorney were all nominated by &C.
clamation.
For probate judge, Q. W. Hull
nominated Frank STRAIN, the present
incumbent, e. I. King nominated '
Walter Greene, M. Pemberton nom
mated Joseph Weeks and Meior
Drumhiller nominated Rudy Heth
STRAIN was nominated on the first
ballot, receiving SO votes to "a for J
Greene and "a for Heth. The vote
by townships was as follows:
Strain Belmont 1, Bow Greek 2, '
Crystal 4, Dayton 3, Deer Creek 4. |
Glenwood 2, Greenwood 3. Kirw1n 10, '
Logan 3, Long Island 2, Mound 3,
PhillIpsburg 9, Prairie View 5, Plum
3, Solomon 6, Sumner 4, Towanda l,
Valley 4,
Greene:-Arcade 6, Beaver 5, Bel !,
mont 2. Freedom 3, Logan 3, Long 8
Island 2, Plainview 2, Plum 8,
Pnill1psborg 6. Prairie View ], Rush =
vile 2, Towanda 1. 9
Heth Belmont 2, Deer Greek l, q
Freedom 2, Glenwood 1, Granite 4, G
1, Logan 1, Long Island q
3, Mound 3. Towsnda 1, Walnut 8. i
Evan Hebrew was nominated for
by reclamation. t.
The various townships announced
their committeeman as follows:
A Hoover, Arcaue =
S NJ West. Belmont.
Albright, Logan.
A Walker, Prairie View. z
Rudy Heth, Walnut
H Kennedy, Crystal.
G Hoppe, Greenwood. 2
] L Shay, Plainview. =
Rumble, TOwanda.
H Morgan, Freedom. z
@ w Hull, K1rWin.
w Randall, Plum,
Joe McMulIen, Valley. Z
r Jaenicke, Beaver.
II Beckett Granite.
E Mann, Phillirsburg. &
6 D Roberts, Sumner
Geo Dengler, Bow Creek.
John Costello, Dayton. 4
Chas Hallett, Long Island.
6 W Stroup, Rushville.
Jno NJ Gray, Deer Creek. 8
NJ Stone, G1enwood.
Mike Bach. Mound.
W II Vincent, Solomon
after which tn convention adjourned. 3
The commissioners convention for &
the I'd district chose James Woods
chairman and Will Murry secretary.
Nominations being in order, 8. M.
West nominated Fred Veeh the pres
ent encumbent, and Lee Bracken
named James Csrman. Veeh was
chosen on first ballot as follows: 9
Veeh:-Arcade 3, Beaver 5, Bel
mont 5, Mound 6, PhillIpsburg 5,
Plum 3, Prairie View 2-sotal %.
Cerman:-Arcade 3, Phillipsburg {
10, Plum 3, Prsirie View 4, Solomon 8
6-total 26.