The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-06-07
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man. r. 3. Welch.
SECOND DISTRICT
FusiOn-JOhn c. Cannon, ". ?. Dill
lard, W. H. Craddock, Noah Bowman,
r. T. Snediker, John P. ST. John, Ed
win Taylor, J. l. Sheppard.
Republican-E. A. Enright, J. K. Cub
bison, J. S. West. c. F. Scott. Z. II.
Funston. H. J. Allen. J. L. Bristow,
j. D. Bowersock.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Fusion-John r. Charlton. E R. Ridg-
ley, Carl Vro0man, A N. Jackson, J. D.
Botkin, H. P. Farrelly, ". H. Ryan.
Republican,. p. Campbell, George
w. Wheatley, O. P Ergenbright ". F.
Sproul- w S Fitzpatrick Rev. T. J.
Jeffries.
FOURTH DISTRICT
Fusion-John Madden. w H. Car
penter T. II. Gresham, Henderson Mar
tin, J. G. Johnson. Taylor Riddle, George
M Munger
Republican-H. B. Miller. @. H. Lamb.
Ed Hoch, l. E. Lambert J. NJ Miller,
c. B. Graves, Homer Hoeh.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Fusien-C. B. Hoffman, E. O Little,
George w. Hanna. Andrew Shearer, W.
.. Vincent. Conner Davies. Harry Nc
MILAN, I. L. Bond.
Republican-Joh E. Hessin, w. A.
Calderhead, F. i. Williams, J. R. Bur
ton, T. D. Fitzpatrick, J. B. Tomlinson,
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Fusion-Webb McNall. c. NJ. Cole, r.
w Turner. J. B. Dykes w. D. Street,
j. c. Ruppenthal, w S. Wilcoxon, F. J.
Close.
Republican,. w Wellington. W. A.
Reeder, II. J. Pestana, J. H. Reeder,
John Dawson.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Fusion-V. J. Rose, Claude Duval, 5.
b. Amidon, F. J. Oyler. J. n. Hay
maker, Ed Hackney, W L Brown.
James Tapp, W. J. Babb, Glenn Fair
child, ]. NJ. Lewis, William Stryxer.
1. Al
ters. Chester I. Long. Frank Nelson. DR..
c. A SWenssOn, A. w. Smith, W. P. Nc
COllOch. w. 7. Morgan, l. L. DayhOff,
F. Dumont Smith. II. J. Bone. Charles
Lobdell, w. NJ. Glenn.
Usage county Republicans are already
lining up behind a boom for H B. Miller
to succeed Bailey as governor.
Lincoln Republican: The Republicans
over in Jefferson county must feel pret-
ty slim. They turned c. c. Mccarthy
down for Prof. Ross and then came out
I ing on earth would have defeated Nc
Carthy and nothing could have nomina-
ted Ross.
The fusionists viii hold convention
at Mankato on June 10 10 nominate a
candidate for judge in the district com
posed of Jewell, Mitchell. Smith and Os-
borne. Judge Picker is the present
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Republicans.
Senator W. A. Harris, it is announced,
! viii come home from Washington to
attend the POpulfst staIe convention in
Topeka on June "A. He win be the big
gest attraction at the convention. Con-
gresham Jackson will also come to
meet with the Democrats at the same
time The Democratic state central
committee is authorized to meet as
Democratic state convention and cast
the vote Of the entire convention. but
il is probable that a good many Demo
Gratis outside Of the state committee viii
be present also.
Phil Kelly, of Doniphan county. has
not missed being a delegate To u he
publican state convention for almost a
generation Wnlle at the Wichita con-
vention Seventh district delegate ask
ed Kelly who Doniphan county would
send to the legislature.
Leland, Of course" replied Kelly.
"That is, I suppose, if he will accept"
suggested the other man.
Accept snorted Kelly. Accept!
He's got to accept. There isn't any If
about it. He always stands by what we
want and there isn't any question
about what we want I'd like to see
him try to get out Of it."
In the Republican convention in IFar-
vey county yesterday Robert Dough-
erty was renominated for ner.Der of the
legislature, defeating Don Kinney.
D. F. Campbell won in the legislative
fight in Fort Scott yesterday where pri-
maries were held to elect delegates to
the legislative convention of the TWen-
ty-first district An effort was made to
defeat Campbell by the Richards fac
ton, but no candidate was brought out
against him before the primaries, AMI
he carried every ward in Fort Scott
Query from the Yates Center News:
How often do you suppose the knockers
will have to kill Cy Leland before he
will stay dead?