Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-10-03

Gated by President Roosevelt and we
present our sincere coincidence to him
in his present siege of prostration from
the effects of his recent accident
That we are in perfect accord with
his policy in regard to the lately ac-
] quired territories in the Philippines
and Porto Rico.
| That in his effort to control trusts
and bring them down SO as not to be a
menace to the safety of the United
States, we are with him heartily and
sincerely.
That for our candidate for the Presi-
dency in 1904, we heartily endorse
President Roosevelt, believing that the
safety and prosperity of the United
States cad be best considered by plac-
ing in his hands by the vote of the
people Of the United States, the Office
he now holds by succession. We be-
lieve that the patriotism and good
sound sense displayed by our Presi-
dent is a great conserver of peace
throughout the world, making the
United States the first country among
countries, and causing our Army and
Navy and our diplomatic corps to be
the most respected of any in the capi-
tails of the entire world: We also be-
lieve that the great Republican party
since its inception, has given America
every blessing she has had, can be
safely trusted to his leadership.
county that we are on cash basis;
and we tender the hearty thanks Of
the Convention to the States Attorney,
Loomis S. Gull, together with the
County Commissioners, who have
been instrumental in improving our
financial condition, and we pledge our
selves to continue to manage the af-
fairs of this County in the strictest
economy.
We point with pride TO the fulfill
ment of every promise in the last cam
paign and particularly in the manner
in which the Republican party has re
deemed its pledges in the establish
ment of the National Sanitarium in
the city of Hot Springs and we pledge
the unanimous support of every repub-
lican in the County to the complete
success of this great project, and we
4 especially tender our heartfelt thanks
to the public spirited citizens of Hot
| Springs who have given from their in
dividual holdings sufficient property
to make it's location possible in our
midst.
The committee appointed to nomi-
nate delegates to the 41st Senatorial
District republican convention, re-
ported the following names rs dele
gates to such convention:
Delegates Alternates
d. r. Juckett, j. S. Robertson,
G. L. Conger, w. Fl. Robinson,
p. s. Kelly, G. X. johnson,
A. S. Stewart, j. H. Gillespie,
N. II. Dryden, Harry Brindley,
j. T.. Burke, Frank Dornan,
G. +. Long, w. w. Forney,
d. r. Clark, John Waldron,
j. f. Parks, w. NJ. Knowlton,
ID. s. Weldon, b. I'll. Mosher,
Frank Blessing, James Hollenbeck.
The report of the last named COM
mittee was accepted, the committee
discharged, and the delegates nomi-
mated by said committee we're elected
delegates to the 41st Senatorial Dis
trict convention, and the delegates or
alternates attending said convention
were authorized to cast the full vote
of Fall River county in said conven-
tion.
Moved and carried that the conven-
tion proceed to the nomination of can
didates for the various county Offices.
The chair then appointed as tellers.
Charles Stewart and Emil Hargens.
Moved and carried that the chair
man of each delegation collect the
vote for his delegation and deliver the
same to the tellers.
Moved and carried that delegates
entitled to fractional votes mark on