The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-08
GOOD MEN ARENAMED
Republicans Place Strong City
Ticket in Field.
CONVENTION WAS LARGE
5. F. Mclean Is Unanimous
Choice for Mayor
DELEGATES ENTHUSIASTIC
Prospects Bright for a Win
ming Campaign,
DELEGATES ENTHUSIASTIC

3. F. McLEAN................ Mayor
!. L. DYER. ........... City Attorney
). L. LELAND. ..........- City Clerk
................ City Treasurer
9. c. STANLEY. Judge Police Court
:. (. HARVEY. Judge City Court
HENRY SCHAD Marshal City Court
GAM w. JONES'. Clerk City Court
FIRST WARD.
5. 3. Herman. Councilman
M. 4. McClelland. Board Of Education
DR.. HorneT. ....... Board of Education
SECOND WARD.
w. r. Schell ..............- Councilman
Fred }. Cossitt. Board ct Education
THIRD WARD.
5. NJ. Stevens. ........... Councilman
A. S. Thomps Board Of Education
FOURTH WARD.
w. H. Isely. ............. Councilman
H. M. Grafton. Board Of Education
FIFTH WARD.
w. c. Mckee. ....-......- Councilman
f. L. Bell.-..... Board Of Education
SIXTH WARD.
John Reynolds. ...~...... Councilman
John Martin Board OF Education
Yesterday, in one Of the most enthusi-
astic conventions ever held in the city, a
Republican city ticket was nominated for
the spring election. This ticket was Sc
lected from men from all parts Of the
city by the votes Of the 125 delegates, rep
resentng the six wards of Wichita. The
delegates were all representative men Of
the Peerless Princess and they fully real
led that it was their duty to place good
men, responsible citizens of Wichita on
the Republican ticket and the men nomi-
uaetd yesterday are bound to be. winners
for ReDublicanism. A majority Of the
men named for positions are compare
lively young men. Young men, perhaps
in years, but when it comes TO hard work
9nd practical things If business affairs.
these men are ia The front ranks. They
are thorough Republicans, and from the
top IF The ticket % the bottom have been
identified with the Republican parity
through thick and thin. They realize the
-i cement q liii-
-e ana "4 t-is idea % the
'front.' JAey are before tn- people OF inns
city as nominees or the Republican par IT,
The convention yesterday was typical
ar hepuo-ilanism- 4- was a good naturea
assemolage, YET the men ha1 met Tor
3 uipose ana they We're fully alive 70 HE
interests OF ther party ana inc mpor-
lance ~ the occasion They had gather
ed TO take action preparatory TO the COM
ing e.ecuoh ana the acuon was 10 pe Tor
the pesl interests OF vienna. Inc entire
session was harmonious. or course there
We're some contests. X would not be poll
ucs II such was not the case, but the
men VINO contested yesterday VIII pe lihej
up rom thls ulne on, WORKING with might
ana MAN i0r me success OF the hepup-l-
can e'1y uoA-l IN April 1he speeches
Yesterday were MED WIN enthusiasm
4hey were flsAI 10 me point me speak
ers were wen informed as 10 the issues
81 the day' endorsing the methods ~ the
l'aliolal aoinl'l llalion' OH me state al
minis .r'l-on ana the present city aamln-
istIation.
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ed Nv, one .f tho -s-,rass,,+,+f,-, l,,,sf,es.
men ~ a-f,,,f+a r,s, ,,.l,1-t. f,,li,. al-,-,
~ tho interests ~ ti,s f,ss+ ,,.,- i n.
southwest This man. p r. Mclean ~
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support of the delegates or the conven-
,iao and win, e,,,b ~, .,,,ll,s,-,,..,, -,r
to make a great race FIR t1a r,s,oral+,-
position qhe mon on the +i,l-.t lsa7-b,-
Mclean are vote settlers. Thev arc from,
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