The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-29
HESSEL IS CHOSEN
To Lead Third District Repub-
IicanS TO Victory,
REQUIRED TEN BALL0TS
Commissioners Convention Is
Full of Enthusiasm.

Pursuant TO q cali issued by the Repub-
lean county central committee. the dele
gates OF the Third commissioner district
assembled at the corner of Seneca and
Douglas yesterday for the purpose of
nominating a candidate for county COM
missioner:
BY $50 the delegates began to arrive
ana 10 discuss the means Of ORGANIZING
10 secure the most speedy and best re-
suits
At Il O'Clock the meeting was called 10
order by T. II. Randall, of Greeley town
snip. A temporary organization was then
formed, with lIr T. RI. Randall as chair
man Jesse Leland secretary and Mr. Nc
COY. OF Cheney, as assistant secretary.
Ar. Fred Bell Of the Fifth ward made
motion that four committees Of five
members each be appointed 10 arrange
for the business before the convention.
ne motion carried and the convention
adjourned for ten minutes TO give the
chairman time 70 make his appointments.
AT the end OF that time the following
committees were read and adopted:
committee on order Of business-JOna-
than McAiurray G. ~. Kent j. c. Dunn.
oscar winters and DR.. Winnick
committee on permanent OrgauiZatiOn-
Harvey II. Watt, A. NJ Reichenberger c.
Bannish and u. Heiserman
committee on res0lutions-F. /. Bell.
s. Sorrels A. +. Chambers, NJ i. Hen
shaw, a S. Hensie.
Committee on credentials-Wm. Lane
Thomas Mcdonald, J. a. armour r. II.
Johnson. A. B. Crawford
As soon as the committees had been
appointed the convention adjourned until
. O'Clock p. m.
At ? o'clock the convention was called
TO order and the committee on order Of
business reported and recommended that
the following order Of business be
adopted
Report of committee on order of bust
ness.
Report Of committee on credentials.
Report OF committee on permanent or
ganizati0n.
Report Of committee on resolutions.
Nomination Of candidates.
The report was adopted without de-
bate
The committee on permanent organiza-
ton reported and recommended that the
temporary organization be continued.
This was adopted
The committee on credentials reported
and stated that they had examined the
credentials OF The following delegates and
found them correct. All the townships.
with the exception OF Salem had fan
delegations
Afton-T. j. Thompson, f. F. Brink
Attica-j- Silver, O. NJ Pittinger. J. II.
Rhoads.
Delano-Ola Benson. w. c. Hoover. II.
Keith. T. Mcdonald.
Eagle-Wm. Lance. Oscar Winters. J. A
Armour
Erie-B. F. Forrest. Chandler Reeves.
c. =. Pears.
Garden Plain. south-G. w Kent, F. Z.
Cotton. A. 3. Crawford.
Garden Plain. North-H Bierman.
Grand River-W. o. Ifickerson, Thomas
Maurer
GreeIey-T. H Randall J. Murray. o.
4. Sarles, =. Salmon. c. p. Pile.
Gypsum-G. NJ. Cantiey. T. Swaney.
Illinois-W. Brown. A. Gabrielson.
Morton-A- S. Hensel c. Poenish, J.
Moran, Or. 4Iinnick. W. =. Mccoy.
Ninnescah-A. T. Chambers, j. T. Craig,
s. Bronson. NJ A. Carvln. r. O. Culver.
Ohio-S. II. Corbin, L. H. Sterns.
Shermar-T. Smith. ". Green. A. N.
RicheEberger-
Union-O. D. Sims. Carl vickers. F.
Boon, 3. Miller
Niola-W. Miller, J. w. Nelson.
Waco-B. Bigiow E. 7. Rogers, l. Big
low w E. Dunn.
Fifth ward--J. G. Dunn, ~. T.. Buckley
H. L. Heushaw. II. I. Bell, r.. il. John
son. H. =. Kiuon. j. j. Ramsay, H.
HeiseInan. -. A spencer o. j. le-tiilu'
- Mltcheil' H. a. tilU
The committee ON resolutions next re-
ported ana rec9InmeHoeo the lolie"lHs
resolutions 70 me coIFeh'ion-
The Hepuohcans OF the hlro c'iilIiis-
Sioher district ID ''i'N enti'it '77eii.'''1U
the natural and legitimate fruit OF
wise Republican administration, the
country CoIliileIcial os fe'cl5iliSie "ii4
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