The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-03-10


Troutman III and WEIGH as. Belleview
precinct. Troutman 26. WEIGH II. High
land Park, Troutman 20. WEIGH 8, Hart
sock, Troutman IL, Welch 81, Shunga-
nunga, Troutmen a. WEIGH Is, Sutherin,
Troutn an 9, WEIGH TO-
Williamsport with 3 delegates was
carried by Troutnan, 35 to 20. South
Williamsport gave Troutman p, Welch
II. North Wiliiamsport, Troutman IA,
Mission township with delegates
gave Troutman "a votes and Welch II.
In North Mission, Troutman received
p votes and WEIGH z. South Mission
gave Troutman II and WEIGH s.
Tecumseh with delegates was carried
by Troutman with 81 votes to Welch z.
Auburn with 3 delegates went to
Troutman by vote of 3S to WEIGH
Dover township with 8 delegates gave
Troutman SO votes and WEIGH IL, Do
Yer gave Troutman IL and WEIGH s.,
Willard, Troutman T. WEIGH nothing.
kaw, TrOutman Is, Welch g.
Rossville with delegates gave Trout
man 81 and WEIGH %.
Silver Lake. with 3 delegates. gave
Troutman 12s votes and WEIGH nothing
Menoken, with delegates, gave Trout
man 40 votes and WEIGH nothing.
Soldier township, with delegates,
gave Troutn an SO and Welch 65. East
Soldier gave Troutman 10. Welch IS.
West Soldier, Troutman % and WEIGH
%. Muddy, Troutman 6, WEIGH 4, Roch-
ester. Troutman 43, Welch 10.
Monmouth township 3 delegates
Troutman's total, IS, WEIGH 81. Mon
mouth, Troutman 10. WEIGH 9. Richland.
Troutman 20. Welch 10. Lynn Creek.
TrOutman 5, Welch 8
Troutman's total vote in the country,
765; Welch's total vote in the country.
302.
CENTRAL COMMITTEE ELECTED.
Captain H NJ. Philips was elected
chairman of the Republican county
central committee by a safe vote over
his closest competitor. Otis Hungate.
George w. Crane polled a small vote.
The committeeman elected are as fol-
lows:
First ward-First precinct, o. D.
Skinner. Second precinct, A A. Raub
and Frank Beach. Third precinct, John
S. Belts and d. t. Gregg. Fourth pre-
cinct, NJ. Bickel, Eric Nystrom defeated.
Second ward-First precinct. Henry
Scales and George w. Charles, W. Will
liams defeated. Second precinct, Otto
Larson and r. T. Shaffer. P H. Coney
defeated. Third precinct. James Mullfn
Fourth precinct. John Alexander and
w. H Williams. Fifth precinct, Eu-
gene Jewell and Z. r. Simon. Willis
Edison defeated.
Third ward-First precinct, w w.
Phillips, w. F. Bowen, Phil Eastman
Second precinct, NJ. Weightman, W. s
Lindsay, Pick Smith Those defeated,
James Smith, T. H. Balm, James Clay
L.
H. Forbes and p. He'll. Defeated, Harry
Williams F. NJ. Spencer, E. A. Austin.
Fourth ward-First precinct, w. A. L.
Thompson and r. F. Hodgins. Second
precinct, #. d. Humphreys and M. E.
Stoker Defeated. Luther Nellis- Third
precinct. Sam Rice and c. n. Miller.
Defeated, John V. Abrahams- Fourth
precinct, Frank Blanch and 7. J. Ander-
son. Defeated, John Sargent, Fred Z.
Evarts.
Fifth ward-F'irst precinct, G. F. Mat
tingly defeated ]. S. Warner. Second
precinct w. l. Osborn and T. J. Hur-
feated Simon Hoe
Sixth ward-W. A Myers and w. S.
Eberle defeated J.sW: StoINer and Ar
Gardiner and A. T. Allen.
Rossville-John Howerton and ]. E.
Taylor defeated w. Belts and John
Fritz
Menoken-M A. Hutchinson.
Silver Lake-W. Van Orsdale.
East Soldier-A. L. Brooke defeated
Robert Turner.
West Soldier-F. z. Kutz.
Oakland-R. S. Vanzant and o. w.
Neil.
Highland Park-G. H. Curry.
Shunganunga - Robert Stone and
James Haynes defeated Frank Holford
and ]. r. Taylor.
Sutherin-John Sutherin.
Rochester, W. Heller defeated Ed
Thompson.
TecumSeh-GeOrg Bunce-
Monmouth-Fred Klesath.
South Williamsport-C. w. Smith.
North Williamsport-Sam Lee.
Auburn-H. V. Fuller and NJ. F.
Stout.
Kaw-G. A. Anderson, jr
Dover-J G. Mcconnell defeated l.
Bond.
willard-H. Sillette defeated A. L.
Rogers.
North Mission-Ed Buchanan.
South Mission-J. E. Maus.
Hartsock-Morris Zollinger defeated
A. L. Hill.
Richland-Oliver Wyatt. hi Ia.
Bellview-C. H. Martin. - ~
Muddy-William Ream. D
Lyon Creek-E. c. Fasnacht.
CANDIDATES TALK
Mr.. Troutman said this morning:
One strong element was the feeling
imong the voters of Shawnee county
hat a governorship is more important
han a judgeship."
Mr.. Welch said this morning: IT am
grateful to my friends who |
30 bravely stood by me in the face of
he most powerful combination ever put
zen could hope to win against the COM |
Dined influence of a United States sem |
ltor. popular congressman, four can |
iidates for governor, d national COM |
the extreme prohibitiOniStS, |
he iointists, and two dailies and a |
weekly paper I am surprised that ] |
made so good a showing. The fight is !
Dver and I lost I have no sore spots |
o exhibit 1 am Republican and 10y |
II to its principles. 1 am now for James |
\. Troutna an for governor"