The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-23
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Shortly after o'clock yesterday af-
ternoon Judge J. \. Haymal1er, temper
Hry chairman Of the Democratic conven-
ton called il to order After Sanford s
band had played 'Dj--ie' and the Tuxedo
Male Quartet Of this city had sung so
well that it was com DelIed 10 respond to
an encore. and the band had played agoin.
F. J. OyIer of Garden City read the report
Of the committee on credentials.
The report stated that there was no
contest on any OF the delegati and
recommended thar in case delegation
from any county was not fun that the
chairman Of the delegation be empowered
to cast the fun vote Of the county. This
recommendation WAS adopted
The committee on permanent OrganiZa-
ton recommended that EX-Governoc
George w Click, the only Democratic
chief executive the state has ever had be
made permanent chairman and that W.
II. l. PepDerell be made permanent sec
ret3Ty-
While a committee went out IN search
of Governor Click who was on the com
mittee on resolutions, Joseph Fugitt of
Harvey county read the report of the
committee on rules and order of business.
It was recommended that the convention
be governed ley Roberts rules, and that
all resolutions be referred TO the commit
tee on resolutions.
The order of business was fixed as fol-
lows:
Report Of credentials committee.
Report Of committee on permanent or
ganization
Selection Of the state committee. one
committeeman to be named at large. one
from each congressional district and one
from each judicial district
Report Of the committee on resolutions.
Selection Of candidates in the order
named in the call.
The convention decided to make David
Overmyer Of Topeka member of The nat
fonal congressional committee and j. q.
Johnson Of Peabody member Of the nat
ional executive committee, members of
tn state committee
The remainder of the state committee
was fixed as follows.
At larEe-H. p Farrelty. Neosho.
First Congressional District. Z. Muir
ply. Leaveuworth.
Second Corg ressionaI District-J. L.
Pettijohn johnson.
Third Congressional District--W. H Ry-
an. Crawford.
Fourth Congressional Disuict-H. s.
Martin. Marion.
Firth Congressional District-C. W
Brandenburg Marshall
sixth Congressional District-C. N. Saw
yer Norton
Seventh Congressional District-George
T. Pitts. Sumner
First Judicial District. D. Ryan.
Leavenworth
AtchisoD.
as Shawnee
Crum. Anderson
Fifth Judicial DISTRICT T. buuer OF
Chase.
sixth Judicial District. w. P. Dmard.
seventh Judicial District-John F. Roe.
Neosho.
Eighth Judicial District-B. l. strother
Dickinson.
Ninth Judicial District-George h Da-
Wis. Mcpherson
Tenth Judicial District. d. White.
Miami
Eleventh Judicial District-F. c. Well
ep Cherokee
Twelfth Judicial district-w. H. L Pep
perell. Cloud.
Thirteenth Judicial District-Robert H.
Hazlett. Butler.
Fourteenth Judicial District y. Hines
o. linn
Fifteenth Judicial District-A. T. Rog-
ers Mitchell.
Seventeenth Judicial District-Frank E
Munger. Phillips.
Eighteenth Judicial District-H. ]. Hag-
ny Sedgwick.
Nineteenth Judicial District. Mack
Xove. Cowley.
Twentieth Judicial District-O. P. Scarce
az Barton
Tweuty-frst Judicial Districts. 3
Cockrell. Riley.
Twenty-second Judicial District-C. s
Iocknane Nomaha.
TwonU-third Judicial District-John
Schlever. Ellis
Twenty-fourth Judicial District W
Stout. Barber.
Fwenty-ninth Judicial DistrictJ. J. Car
Isle Wyandotte