Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-16
BROWN ENDORSES WESTON
DELEGATES Are Also Instructed for Kinkaid
for Congressional Nomination.
DAWES FAILS TO INSTRUCT DELEGATES
Conventions In Both Instances Hsr-
mouious-weston Addresses the
Dawes County Con-
ventfon.

CHADRoN Neb.. Aug. i5.-(special Tel
egram.)-Tho Dawes county republican
convention met at Crawford at II a. m,
organized and listened TO an interesting
address from Charles Weston Of Hay
Springs, candidate for governor, after
which the convention adjourned until 2
.. m Justin E. Porter was renominated
for county attorney.
The delegates to the state convention
arc; Frank Currie. A. NJ Bartlett r. c.
Harris d. B. Jencks and Clyde Hornsby.
The delegates to the Congressional con-
vention are: Will Gillian. q. t. H. Bah
cock. Howard OF Whitney. F. T. Haywood
OF Crawford and Editor Brewster Of the
Crawford Courier
The delegates to the senatorial conven-
ton are: @. c. Hendrick, Haywood. Harry
Irwin, w. II. Reynolds and F. Coil, jr.
The delegates to the representative con-
vention are: G. Dana Sayers. Ernest Slat-
terry. william Mitchell Howard Of Whit
ney and II. Parrish.
Win BrdsaI is made chairman Of the
county, central committee and Robert Nc
FaGden secretary.
The resolutions were OF the most general
character, all tremendously republican.
There were no instructions nor endorse
ments.
Brown County Republicans.
AINsWORTH, Neb.. Aug. 15.-(Special
Telegram.)--The republicans of Brown
county met in the court house, here this
afternoon In delegate convention and
organized by electing Judge Morris of
Johnstown temporary chairman and w. H.
Williams of Ainsworth. temporary secre-
tary. A committee of Ave on credentials
reported delegates all present, except
Buffalo committee of three on perma-
ncnt organization was. appointed and this
committee recommended the temporary or
ganization be made permanent, which WIS
adopted. committee of three on resolu-
lions was appointed as follows: J. M. Cot
ton, A. d. Carpenter, o. Gallogly. The reso-
lutions endorse the candidacy of Charles
Weston for governor and instructed the
delegates to vote for r. 8. Rising for sem
ator in this. the fourteenth senatorial dis
trict and also instruct the delegates to
cast their votes for William Coryell OF
Johnstown for representative to this. the
ffty-hrst representative district.
Next in order was the nomination of
county officers and the result was as fol-
Il IS: For county attorney the name Of ].
s. Dawson of Long Pine was announced
and as there were no other candidates he
was declared the choice of the convention.
He is the father Of Miss e. Mae Dawson.
attorney. and as she has declined the NOM
nation the republicans today gave the
Office to her father by reclamation. For
surveyor, c. B. Alderman; commissioner
Third district. Ed. Moore: commissioner
First district, @. c. Pettijohn. Delegates
to state convention: A. w. Scattergood,
Ainsworth; ]. 8. Dawson. Long Pine; I.
J. johnson. Johnstown; w. II. Metcalf
Ainsworth.
The above delegates were also sent to
the congressional convention and are
instructed to cast their votes for Hon. NJ
p. Kinkaid for congress In the Sixth dts
trict
State senator delegates: J. M; Cotton. w.
M. Ely. o. Gailogly.
Representatives.. s. Dawson, A. T. Car
penter. o. Gallogiy,
They wound up by electing A. w. Scatter
good chairman of the county central COM
mittee.