Cañon City record., 1901-10-17

Snyder BY N. ]. Sanborn, Joe vez-
zetti, J. s. Hardy. John Sterley, A..
Evans by Joe Volke.
Texas Creek-N. P. Danielson, H.
N. Likely.
wilbur-E. B. Thomas, Joe E.
Thomas.
Whitehorn-J. A. Davis.
Fruitmere-A. Hurlburt, J. |. Dem
iston, W. Il. Edwards, Lewis Taylor,
John Weed, VIM. James by John
Weed.
RUSSELL. P. Tong. H.BM. Bishop.
Wellsville-A. H. Smith, VIM. Rey-
nolds by A. H. Smith.
Portland-E. E. Hamland and Frank
Ferguson by James A. McCandless.
The report was accepted and
adopted.
The committee on permanent or
ganization recommended that temper
ary organization be made permanent.
The committee on order of busi-
ness recommended that nominations
be made in the following order:
County clerk, treasurer. sheriff, coun-
ty Judge, superintendent of schools
short term and then long term, as
SCISSOR, commissioner third district,
coroner, surveyor. chairman county
central committee, committee to fill
vacancies. Report adopted.
The committee on resolutions sub
mitted the following. which we're
unanimously adopted:
The Republicans of the count. Of
Fremont In convention assembled here
by renew their allegiance 10 the princi-
pies and traditions of the Republican
party, which have ever been for the
best interests and welfare OF the citizen.
We depIore the immeasurable loss to
the country Of the life and services OF
our late distinguished president, VIII
liam Mckinley. In all the relations of
life AS n man ard public servant
throughout his long aud varied official
career his character sind a.Tih si,titie
him TO the highest j., C s'.a adm.rssion
Of his countrymen. III t,a.ns''r .,l his
death at the hands of y y. Itsl assassin
will enshiine his memory Ia The leasts
Of the American people and xiu place
him forever in the list of the beloved
and msrtyred presidents. slain while IN
the discharge Of the exalted trust Of
chief magistrate OF the uation.
We congratulate the nation that so
wire and capable a man AS Theodore
Roosevelt succeeded u the Office of
president Ills character. sttainments
and experience eminently tit him for
the discharge of that gres, ofiic-.
We congratulate the people upon the
universal prosperity OF the country d.
rectly attributable to the wise, consei:
yative and patriotic administration of
public affairs by the Republican party.
We denounce anarchy which is the
sworn enemy of all government and or.
der. and favor stringent laws for its
suppression and determination
We pledge ourselves to such policies
as win promote the best inte ests and
welfare of all citizens of the republic,
regardless OF class or condition.
We commend the able manner in
which the Republicans now in office in
this county have discharged their duties
as public servants
The convention then proceeded to
the nomination of candidates
Mr.. Guy U. Hardy placed in nomi-
nation the name of the present etiici-
sient incumbent, l.. Y. kohlman. and
there being no further nominations
he was declared the nominee for
county clerk.
For county treasurer the name of
Charles j. Fredrickson was placed be-
fore the convention. Nomination by
acclamation.
Judge C. D. Bradley nominated
Werner S. Simon, and there being no
further nominations he was declared
the nominee.
NJ. Z. Lewis nominated A. H. Nc
Lain for county Judge, and there be-
ing no further nominations Mr.. Nc
Lain was declared the nominee.
For county superintendent of
schools short term: G. Z. Colgate,
Mrs. NJ. A. Wilson and 2. l.. Lord