Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-01

j. Bills, c. H. Denney, A. F. Smith, L. z.
Shelley, S. A. Truesdell, John Jansen, w.
Perry. e. H. Henshaw was allowed to
select delegates to the congressional con-
vention of this district and named G.. E.
Jenkins, ]. w. Fouts, A. ]. Smith, 2. w.
Haggard, e. R. Bee, Joseph Sarbach, w.
c. Palmer, L. B. Shelley, A. M. Davis, e.
c. Hansen, w. F. Downey, c. H. Denney,
]. Flamm, C. F. Steele, s.. W.. Dodge, R.
D. Russell, Ed Leet and ] H. Leroy.
For representative ]. E. Mendenhall was
nominated on the first ballot and R. A.
Clapp was named for county attorney by
reclamation.
LOup County for Currie.
TAYLOR, Neb., May S1.-(special Tele-
grsm.)-Loup county delegates to the state
convention to be held at Lincoln June IS:
Joseph Helmkamp, I. G. Graham, John Call.
To the congressional convention: A. S.
Moon, DR.. Ames. They are for Currie.
Hitchcock is for Norris.
TRENTON, Neb., May S1.-(special Tele-
gram.)-The Hitchcock county republican
convention met here today at the court
house. After the regular routine Of bust
ness ". o. Robinson was nominated for
county attorney and L. Harrison for COM
missioner. The resolutions approved OF the
policies of the present able administration
Delegates were chosen to attend the state,
congressional and senatorial and represent
tatiye conventions. At the close OF the
convention the following resolutions were
adopted:
Resolved, That this convention endorse
the candidacy of Hon. 6. w. Norris for
congress and we request the delegates to
the congressional convention TO use all
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The delegates are: A. H.. Thomas. S. E..
Solomon, G. G. E~isenshart. W. ". Van Pat
ten, G. w. Morton and H. Richie. A. H
Thomas was secretary and s. E. Solomon
chairman OF the convention. Instructions
were given to congressional delegates only.
TRENTON, Neb., May 31.-(Special Tele-
gram. 1.-The democratic committeeman met
here today and decided to hold their county
convention Saturday. June IA county at
torney and commissioner OF the Second dis
trict will be placed in nomination and dele
gates to attend the state, congressional,
senatorial and representative conventions.
The committeeman OF the populist party
decided on the same date for its conven-
ton.
Dandy for Norris.
BENKLEMAN, Neb., May S1.-(speclal
Telegram. )-At the republican county con-
%vention held here today Judge G. w. Norris
received the endorsement Of the convention
for congress. The following delegates were
elected to the congressional convention at
Hastings: DR.. A. ]. Thomas, DR.. A. C.
Welch, Fred E. Schwartz and !. B. Raich-
art.
Cherry Republicans Meet.
VALENTINE. Neb., May 31.-(special
Telegram.)-At the republican county con-
y~ention, held at the courthouse in this
city today, C. H. Cornell was elected chair
man and Max E. Viertel secretary. Perfect
harmony prevailed. vigorous resolutions
were adopted approving the policy Of the
administration and condemning democratic
leaders for efforts to create sentiment dur
ing hostilities. Ed Clarke was nominated
for county attorney.
Delegates were elected as follows: State
A. L. Towel. Max E. Viertel. George Ell
Holt, c. j. Anderson, z. c. Cole, ]. NJ.
Tucker, p. w Pruden. David Hanna. Con-
gressional, Sixth District-F. NJ. Walcott
C. II. Cornell. W. Honey. L. n. Layport
A. Lewis, Arthur Bowring. c. S. Reece, ]. A
Brewer, J. C. Pettijohn; ~alternates, j. A
Horn and D.. e. Sherman. Senatorial
Fourteenth District-C. II. Cornell, T. F
Kelly, J. T. Keller, E. Ormesher. JOSEPH
Girard, J. c. Pettijohn, Ed Clarke, William
WertI; a~lternates. A. z. Green. B. F. Hob
son.
David Hanna candidate for noutn.ttov