The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-12

the following delegates to the stare
convention: D. A. Banta. f. g Cole
w F. Honnen. NJ. c. Elmore. @. n.
Bicknel1. Leo Bockemohle. Louis Ha-
gen. C. H. Ochs, c. j. Williams, G. L.
Archer. Congressionai-W w Chat-
ten Ira Clark. J. Degen, ]. " A.
Cooke, \. p. Nelson, Ed kel4arn' Boya
Evers w. H. Russell. Henry Osler Ed
L. Chapman Resolutions 1ndorsing
President Roosevelt. the state admin
istration. Senator Long and Congress
man Murdoch we're adopted me can
didacv of Judge Clark, OF Sterling,
Kan. for lieutenant governor, and
Judge Ed Madison. Of Dodge city. for
CONGRESS. was fndorsed and delegates
instructed to support them
Judge Madison was present and adj
Ores sed the convention.
I.arned Kan, March 12.-The Re-
nublfcans of this county met in con-
ventfon here and selected delegates to
the state. congressional ana Judlclal
conventions. The state delegates are
DR.. a. A. Sharp. H. NJ. Holloway, VII
liam Hemp. William Hitch and Fred
Springer. The congressional delega-
ton IS headed by Herbert Porter the
present chairman of the Seventh dis
trict committee. and with him are
Senator S. s Dickinson. A. D. Smith.
B. p. Bowman and w P. Griffith The
delegates to the judicial convention
are. Wilson 3. Smith J. F. Whitney,
Posey. f. E. FrizeL Edward Lyman.
r. N. Norris Judge Lobdell was paid
the compliment of being requested to
select the delegates to the judicial con-
vention which meets at Lacrosse
March -
JIingnan. Kan. March 12.=The Re
publican county convention to select
delegates to the state, congressional
and judicials conventions was held
hen n nv n a "a
ton. President Roosevelt, Senator
Long and Governor HOch were in
dOrseG. Eh.' state delegation was in
structed for c. e. Denton for secretary
Of state and c. A. Ryker for railroad
commissioner. The state delegates are
Morton Albaugh. D. B. COwie. J. c.
Bentley, S. J. LindhOlm. W. T Canaan,
Frank REYNOLDS and C. A. Newman n.
The congressional delegation is headed
by J. e Ferguson and is instructed for
Judge Madison. Judge P. B. GRett
was indorsed for another term and was
allowed to name the judicial conven-
ten delegates.
Leoti. Kan. March I2=The county
Republican mass convention was held
here The following delegates were
chosen: State. Leonard Rewerts and
F. @. Jones; congressional, o. Kessing-
er and c. F. Preedy; judicial. Clyde
AlphiRs Ora Wikon and W. A. Rob
issoa.
The Doniphan county delegates are:
c. Leland, Jr., Troy; c. w. Shreve,
White Cloud; P A Pettis, Wathena;
Ed Osenberger. WatLena; Ed Heeney-
Severance; Phillip Kelley, White Cloud;
Dewitt Hastings, Troy; r. H. Larzelere,
Wathena; Henry Dorm, Denton; John
Misse, Highland.
The county officers nominated IN
Brown county are: G. H. Newton. reg
lister Of deeds; Ralph Hicks, district
clerk; George Norton. county commits
sioner; NJ. C. Ham probate Judge; J.
F. Kerrigan. attorney; George B.
Moore. treasurer; Miss Jessie Campbell
county clerk: c. W. Good, superintend-
ent; G. w Seaman, sheriff; T. J. Mar
ion, surveyor; n. c. Yost, coroner.
Republican election held in this city
elected the following delegates to the
state convention; W. A Morgan. Matt
Mcdonald. E. G. Croker. Chris Garthe,
A NJ. Breese and F. Il. Byram. The
congressional delegates elected are J.
r. Smith. B. F. Empis, VIM. Norton
r. H. Zeager and H. A. Ewing. Resolu-
tons were adopted endorsing Governor
Hoch. J. M Miller and Judge Nickel
and disappearing the riding on passes
by pubic officials.
Osborne. kan, March 12.-The coun-
ty central committee for Osborne coun-
ty met here and selected March 10 for
the county convention to elect delegates
to the judicial congressional and state
conventions. Resolutions indorsing W.
H Mize for state auditor were unan-
imOusly adopted.