The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-01-16
THEY ARE ALL IN.
Entries for County Campaing
Closed at Noon.
Two Surprises Are Sprung
Upon the Committee.
A LIST OF IS NAMES.
Prohibition Forces Nominate a
Central Committee.
w. II. CowIes to Oppose o. E.
Hungate for County Attorney.

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the ticket to go before the Republican
county prin aries on February27 closed.
Secretary J. w. Gardner, of the coun-
ty committee, received the entrance
fees at the police station. The little
court room was crowded and just be-
fore the entries closed a surprise came
when w H. Cowles paid the $50 en-
trance fee and entered his name as a
candidate for county attorney. The
complete list of candidates which will
appear on the ticket at the primaries
is as follows:
Judge of the district court-A. J. Nc
Cabe, A W. Dana.
County attorney-Otis E. Hungate,
W. H. CowleS.
Sheriff. T. Lucas.
Clerk of district court. S. Curtis.
County treasurer-F. G. Bowen.
Probate judge-R. F. Hayden.
County clerk-A. Newman.
Register of deeds-J. B. Marshall.
County Experimentation A. Car
ter, w. H. WassOn, c. H Kutz.
Coroner-W. A. Wehe, o. A. Taylor,
H. H. Keith.
County Surveyor-John P. Rodgers.
Senator-John T. CLANCY. J. B. Belts.
Representative Thirty-seventh dis
trict-John Howerton, H. w. Euler.
Representative Thirty-eighth district
w A. S. Bird, J. V. Abrams.
Representative Thirty-ninth district
w. w. Harvey, Robert Stone
Commissioner Second district-W. E.
Sterne.
Commissioner Third district-F. w.
Harrison, John B. Sims.
Chairman County Republican Central
committee-H. M. Philips DR.. w. s.
Lindsay.
That the prohibition workers will
make a decided effort to capture the
control of the Republican county CEN
tral committee was evidenced by the
fact that a list of names of 81 COM
lnittee candidates was handed in with
the necessary s67 a few minutes before
the time to close.
Following is list of the nominees
for members of the county central
committee:
City Precincts.
FIRST WARD.
First precinct-P. J. Mulligan, ]. P.
Wilson.
second precinct-J. NJ Mccoy, ]. R.
Mitchell. Mat Overton.
Third precinct-O. P. Davis. H. w.
Cheney. Eric Nystrom. D. T. Gregg,
John Ostrand.
Fourth pecinct-C E Heartburg, J.
H. Allen, NJ. Bickle. Claud Maze.
SECOND WARD.
First precinct-G. W. Charles. J. T
Second Drecinct-A. D. Bauer. Otto
Larsen. R. T. Shaffer. G. H. Elliott
I4lTQ DIeGIHCI-JdneS Mull6Q.
Fourth precinct. A. Alexander, E
T. Witchey, Geo. Symmes.
Fifth precinct-Eugene Jewell, c. K
Holiday. jr.. E. r. Simon.
THIRD WARD.
First precinct-J. w. Hopkins w. H
RossingtOn D. o. Kneisler, H. G. Lari-
meT, @ V. Wolf.
Second preeinct-Charles Roush, NJ. M
Bailey, Philip Eastman M Snattinger
Charles Elliott, ]. c. Smith.
Third precinct-E L. Copeland, w E
Culver, J. W. Gleed, Matt Weightnan
L. G. Beal, John Dudley A. T. Reid.
Fourth precinct-W. I. Jamison, E. A
Austin. p. H. Forbes, P. He'll
FOURTH WARD.
First precinct-H. w. Page, w A. L
Thompson, F. G. Drenning
Second precinct-V Kaczynski Free
Jewell
Third precinct-W T. Colvin, c. B
Hypes, Sam Rice, c. K Miller.
Fourth precinct-Albert Watkins. An
gust Landburg, Frank Blanch, e.
elhaney-
FIFTH WARD.
First precinct-E. B. H. Remley, G. T
Mattingley.
Second Drecinct-W. L. Osborn, t. j
Third Drecinct-Dennis Hope, ]. S
SIXTH WARD.
First preeinct-W. A. Myers. w. s
Second Drecinct-A. T. Allen, J. W
County Precincts.
Rossviue-W V. Hook, s. F low
VIM. Howerton, Geo. Stewart.
Silver Lake-D. H Dreisbach. VIM
Van Orsdale. P. H Monroe.
Menoken-M {7Is A Hutchinson. G. w
Rochester,. W. Hitler.
West Soldier A skinner
East Soldier c. Merritt. Robt
Muddy--Jas. A. Stephens. John Hall
Oakland-R. S Van Sant i'" Gbae If1',i
Morse, J. T. Reaugh. ''' Oii's
Highland Park. w. Ferguson
Df6S4l,y Bellyue-E. D Mattingley. G. H
Shunganunga-F L. Holford. u
Rowles, r. B. Steel. P ]. Spring
Sutherin-John Sutherin
comb. " II Wh't
Tecumseh-G. K. Bunee. N T. No.
Monmouth-Fred KIesath W -TlouI NJ { {
Cauley. w. . Nc
Richland-O. Wyatt. A. ]. McDov,er
Linn Creek "ei
North Williamsport- -c,bas o,-,
J. Taylor. say i'r' y
south Willamsport-C. W. Smith 7
G. Stahl. SINH ILL., L
Auburn
Dover-Alec Lindsay.
Kaw-E. Snoddy.
Willard-H. Sflletta
North Mission-Ed Buckman. w =
Coffman. W.
South Mission-T J. Davis
Up to within five minutes Of ~
time set for the entrances to close T
II. Foster assured those present tba
the socalled dry forces did not intan
to enter any candidates for county off
ces. On the strength of Mr. Eostl,.i olr
statement the entrance of Mr. SoT-ia
into the race was a surprise even +
the extreme dry forces. A few min
utes before Foster arranged a IittI
scare tor Otis Hungate. candidate fo