The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-04-21

~ 'NH"" ~ 49, y AfH NAE'NHNNN H"hNN
Jniy "a, 1901, at 10 o'clccE am, for
the purpose of dominating l,epuhlh
N candidates for tho following
state officers, TO be voted for at the
general November election, 1894, TO-
wit: Governor. lieutenant goncrnor
secretary ~ state. state treasurer,
state auditor, attorney general. one
(1l railroad and warn hOusccommis-
sloncr, twostsl electors at large, and
ratiis the election OF une "a elcctor
nominated by the Republicans OF
each congressional district of the
state. aud also Go nominate aud
elect a chairman Of the Republican
state committee and a member at
large thereof, and ratify the election
OF two (2l members from each con-
grcssional district, and the transac-
ton Of such other business as may
properly come before said conven-
ton.
THE basis of representation OF the
nominating convention to be
held Mt St Joseph, Mo, July =, 1901
shall be one % delegate for every
three hundred (300D votes o~rfraction
OF One hundred and fifty 150) and
over cast for Edward Higbee for SUI
preme judge OF Missouri at the No
yember general election IN 1900.
ALSO "a delegate convention OF
Republican electors Of Missouri, TO
be known as state judicial conven-
tion,' is hereby called TO meet at
Jefferson City, Mo, September H.,
1904, attic a. m. for the purpose OF
nominating Republican candidates
for the following state offices 10 be-
voted upon at the November cleo
ton. 1894. to-wit:
zone ~ judge Of the supreme
court OF the state Of Missouri, one
"a Judge OF the ST. Louis court OF
appeals-enstern district-and also
one ~ judge Of the Kansas city
court Of nppeals-western district
aud for the transaction Of such 9TH
or business as may come properly
before said convention.
''The basis Of representation ~ the
said state judicial convention TO be
held at Jefferson City, No, Septem-
Der Is. 1904. shall be one ~ delegate
for every five hundred (500l votes or
fraction of two hundred and fifty
t2JOl aud over cast Tor Edward Hig-
bee for supreme judge OF Missouri at
the November election, 1900.
THE cities Of St Louis and Kan
sas city shall elect their delegates to
each of said conventions named
above from the various wards OF
said cities as delegates directly 10
said convention. The delegates from
said cities shall be elected pursuant
60 the primary election laws and un.
der the supervision ot the city com.
mittecs OF said cities. respectively.
Each county and ward In cities
OF 81. Louis aud Kansas city shall
BE- entitled 70 at least one delegate
10 each Of the above named con-
yentions.
''rhe Republican county commit
tees are hereby directed on the issue
oi this call 10 cause conventions 70
select delegates for the state noml-
mating convention. held at St. Jos
eph, July =, 1891. 20 meet prior Ia
July o, 1894, giving not less than
twenty t.Ql days notice thereof, and
any failure so to act shall Ia. any
county SO failing, authorize the Re
publlcans 81 said county 60 meet IN
mass convention ON Saturday. July
., 1894, at the courthouse Of said
county az 10 O'Clock a M To select
such delegates 60 which said county
Is entitled aud IN failure Of county
committees To- issue a call for the
election ni delegates Ia said state
judicial convention" the Repnhli-
cans In snid counties 50 falling are
authorized 10 meet IN a conveu.
ton ON Saturday, August S.. ia0s.at
the courthouse al said counties at
10 O'Clock -, m., 20 select such dele.
gates To which said county Is IN.
titled.
"The Republican electors of the
state ana all other electors. without
regard to past affiliations. who en-
dorse the principles OF the Ilppuhll-
eau party and desire "a continuance
OF the Republican policies Ia govern.
mental affairs ac Invited Co unite
under this call Ia the selection Of
delegates "a each at thcnboyc named
conventions
The counties 81 The 9th Cangrrs.
sional District and Vernon county
VIII have the following number al
delegutcs;-
Votes state Judicial.
Bates. 2.i93 : E
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