Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-10

webb OF Logan township was nominated
for sheriff william Beckenhauer Of Ban
croft for coroner. Charles McDermott Of
West Point for treasurer Herman Tiedke
Of Wisner for clerk and Prof Filley of
Bancroft for superintendent The nomina-
tions for Judge and surveyor we're left
blank to be filled later by the county CEN
trail committee The delegates to the state
convention are: o. y. Basslnger. J. G. Nc
Nish. John Nellor. George vanderbarg H.
]. simonson, William Graunke r. X. VAL
entine. J. c. Elliott. John Tharp and F. c.
Nelson. o. c. Anderson Of West Point
introduced a resolution praising President
Roosevelt and his administration, condemn
ing the use Of railroad passes and instruct
ing the delegates to vote for a candidate
for supreme Judge who is free from railroad
domination. This resolution was passed
with great enthusiasm.
Against Passes and Unjust Rates.
WEEPING WATER, Neb.. Sept. 9.-(Spe-
cial Telegram )-Cass county republicans to-
day nominated the following ticket: Treas
urer w. T Adams: clerk. W. w Perry;
Judge A. l.. Tidd; sheriff. c. D. Ouintin;
superintendent. ]. W. Gamble; coroner, r.
I. Clements; surveyor, F.. r. Hilton; COM
missioner Second district. L. D. Switzer;
register Of deeds providing II Is necessary
10 eleCIl, H. =. otNItlltI. InNibu AlhEh
was elected state central committeeman.
r. r. windhsm presided over the conven-
tion and I. w. Teesarden was secretary.
| Congressman r. NJ Pollard made a bril-
| liant speech at the close Resolutions were
| introduced laudinR President Roosevelt,
against passes and unjust railroad rates
and favoring uniform assessment. The
/ convention was harmonious and nearly
every candidate was nominated by accla-
| nation.
Thurston Endorses Roosevelt.
PENDER, Neb.. Sept. 9-Cspecial Tele-
! gram )-Thurston county's republican con-
vention met today with full quota Of del
| eKates. A permanent organization was
! effected and the following were nominated
for county officers: Judge. ]. NJ. Curry;
clerk, r. F. Mcdonald; sheriff S. NJ. Young
! treasurer NJ NJ Neumann; superintendent
| c. w. Hubbard coroner, DR.. II. A. Reich
enback; commissioner, Third district, T. L.
| Thompson.
The following were selected 10 attend the
state convention: ]. G. Cannon, NJ. T.
Moore, w. II. Merry, Dave ST. Cyr F. j.
| Smith, c. L. Day, NJ. NJ. Parrish. Resolu-
! tlons were unanimously adopted endorsing
! 'in every particular the patriotic, safe and
| conservative and at the same time pro-
| gressive and fearless administration OF the
| president believing that he is controlled
only by determination to be president Of
| the whole people, regardless of class or
condition, with eye single to the best
| interests Of all. at whose hands every in
terest will receive fair deal but none can
expect special privileges. which situation we
consider the highest attainment in the ad-
ministration Of government" The resolu-
tions also endorse the state administration.
! especially the action Of Attorney General
| Brown 'in his attempt to control, regulate
! or put out of business any combination for
controlling any business Of this state, and
| generally his stand for the enforcement of
| the laws of the state" w P. Warner of
| Dakota county was endorsed for chairman
Of the state central committee.
WAYNE, Neb., Sept. 9-(speciaI Tele-
! gram )-The republican county convention
held here today passed resolutions endors-
ing President Roosevelt, Governor Mickey
and the state officials and nominated the
following county candidates: Judge, e.
Hunter; sheriff. Grant s. Mears: treasurer,
Thomas ]. Evans; coroner. ]. ]. Williams;
surveyor Robert Jones The delegates to
the state convention are: A. r. Davis,
DR.. J. ]. Williams Frank Tracy, r. D.
Merrill. o. c. Lewis. August Schroeder, w.
F. Sears. William Prince. Robert II. Jones,
Evan jenkins, Charles Worth. r. Closson.
Strong Ticket in Cherry.
VALENTINE, Neb, Sept 9-CSpecial Tel
egram.) m.)-Republicans Of Cherry county held
an enthusiastic convention here today, with
| c. II. Cornell chairman and f. l.. Heath
! secretary. j. c. Pettijohn was reelected
chairman Of the republican county central
! committee. Resolutions were adopted en-
dorsing the national state and county ad-
ministrations The county ticket nominated
is complimented by those outside the re-
publican fold as we'll as those within for
the strength It possesses, and is as fol-
lows: ]. T. Kelley, clerk; H. S. Savage
sheriff; w. d Armstrong. treasurer: n
Polin, judge Miss Lulu Kortz superin-
tendent; A. T. Lostervier. surveyor: A.
Lewis. coroner; c. J. O'Conner jr., com.
missioner. Delegates to the state conven-
ton are as follows: A. L. Towle, E. l.
Heath. NJ. B. Mcdowell, ]. NJ. Tucker r
G. Eastley, Fred Cumbow. Max e. Viertel
David Hanna and H. s. Savage.
I Points to Ten Years Record.
DAKOTA CITY. Neb., Sept 9.-(Special' =
The republican county convention for Da.
kota county met In the court room this
afternoon and nominated, by acclamation
the same nominees placed before the peo.
pie by the citizens mass convention two
weeks ago: Clerk w. L. Ross treasurer
Fred Blume; sheriff. H. c. Hansen: Judge
]. ]. Eimers; superintendent of schools
George j. Boucher; surveyor, J. NJ. Leedom
coroner, b. F. Sawyer; commissioner Firs
district, Ed Morgan. All the nominees ex
cept county commissioner are the present
officeholders. Messrs. Ross. Blume and Han
sen serving their fist terms, Boucher and
Leedom their second terms, Eimers the
third term and Sawyer the fourth term
The following resolution, offered by r. 2
Evans. was adopted:
Resolved, We challenge the attention o.
the citizens OF our county to the change II
| our financial condition since the citizen-re
publican officers assumed control of tn,
3 county affairs In 1895. At that time oul
I bonded Indebtedness stood at $4,000 anC
there was an outstanding floating Indebted
ness In addition % a abOuf ODO. Tho oyp,,a