The Grit-advocate., 1904-10-14
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET
Nominated by . Convention OF The
Party In Julesburg last Saturday
The Ticket u Winner.


Party In JulesburE last Saturday
The Ticket Winser.
A delegate convention Of the repub-
ltcans Of Sedgwick county vas held in
che district court room In Julesburg
last Saturday. 1t vas after eleven
O'Clock when the convention vas call
ed to order bv c. F. Parker, chairman
OF the county central committee.
The hrst business done was the for
nation OF a Temporary organization,
and the appointment OF committees on
order OF business and resolutions.
c. l.. Morgan was elected temporary
chairman, and Mrs. W. J. Kelley and
II. a. Underhill were elected tempor-
ary secretaries.
The cOn mittee on order OF business
was appointed by the chairman as fol-
lows: W. H. Pound, I. X. Liddle. A.
H. Miller.
The committee appointed by the
chairman to draft resolutions WAS COM
posed OF one delegate from each pre-
cinct. as follows: j. P. Krum, G. NJ.
Draxtan, J. P. Duncan. Avery Monroe,
Matte NJ. Anderson, W. T. johnson,
A. Ackerman.
No committee on credentials was ap-
pointed. it appearing that there were
no contests. A motion prevailed that
the delegates presenting credentials
from the various precincts be the del
egates to the convention, These del
egutes by precints were the following:
MOL. Mrs. ". j. Kelley, Miss Mil.
lie Scott. } p. Krum.
No. ,. c. F. Parker, II. G.. McNew,
w. II. Wallace, E. J. Frederick, G. NJ.
Braxtan. Ed Lowe. c. Johnson, L. f.
L)'eland, o. S. Corpe, G. Erickson.
No 3. A. H. Miller, John Olson,
J. p. Duncan, I. Il. liddle.
No. I. H. A. Underhill, Avery Mon
roe, Fred DeBerard, John Freiberg,
w. w. kenney.
No. 5. C.L. Morgan, Holmes Laugh
lin, Bette johnson. Matte M. Ander-
son.
No. 6. W. T. johnson, John Hiatt,
P. b. Woodlands, S. W. Lundy.
MOI. J. p. Brown, John DAM, j. F..
Bauer, Adolph Ackerman.
An adjournment was then taken to
2o'clock in the afternoon.
Upon assembling in the afternoon a
permanent organization OF the conven-
tion was effected by the election of j.
P. Duncan, chairman. aud Mrs. w. j.
Kelley, secretary. Reports from the
committee on order OF business was
read and adopted. The committee on
resolutions was not ready to report,
and the committee was Instructed ta
prepare resolutions and have them
published.
AS there was some difference OF
opinion among the delegates rs tc
what persons should be nominated for
the offices of treasurer and clerk and
recorder, these two nominations were
passed and the order Of business was
pro :eeded with. This resulted in the
nomination OF the following Candi.
dates:
Superintendent of schools, Frank
w. Sherman; assessor. Samuel H.
Carlson; judge, Albert II. Miller; sher,
if, Charles L. Morgan; coroner, Thorn
as w. Jenkins; surveyor, James p.
Krum; county commissioners, District
No. =, William Vernon: District No. ),
William T. johnson.
A committee Of three was selected
by the convention to I'LL any vacancies
which might occur upon the ticket
and also to make nominations for the
places left vacant on the ticket This
committee was composed Of the follow
ing members: c. W. White, j. 2.
Duncan, II. A. UEderhill.
A county central committee compos
ed of one member from each precinct
was selected as follows: J. P. krum
IN. Braxtan, A. II. Miller, William
Vernon, c. L. Morgan, P. B. Wood
hams, J. P. Brown.
C. +. Parker was elected chairman
of the county central committee, anC
G, N. Braxtan secretary.
Resolutions.
The republican party OF sedg"ict
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