Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-15

These Fourth district counties all Endorsed
Congressman Hinshaw, insuring for him an
uncontested denomination.
Cherry county sends an uninstructed dele
CATION to the state convention the only
episode In its session being a resolution
offered condemning President Roosevelt, but
Withdrawn without action. This resolution
was offered by dismissed land office ON
cial.
OSCEOLA, Neb.. July 14.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-The Polk county republican con-
vention was held in this city today a
good representation being present. Judge
j. w. Snyder of Osceola was Chairman
and H II. Pease of Stromsburg secretary.
The following ticket was placed in nomina-
ton: County attorney, Wilbur NJ. john
son; commissioner, w. H. Sheppard; rep
resentative, John b. Buckley.
The delegates to the state convention are
as follows: r. G. Douglas, s. A. Snyder,
osceola; John Skinner, Gresham; Walter
Carnine, Silver Creek; ]. w. Ballinger,
Shelby; A. B. Hedblom, c. o. Norton and
j. P. Smith, stromsburg
The resolutions touching congressional
state and senatorial matters were as fol-
lows: -r, ..
We heartily endorse the administration Of
governor Mickey as being clean, consistent
cumbency he has been governor ali the
time and his administration reflects credit
upon 3l1 the Party which he represents;
and Treasurer Mortensen for the infexible
stand which they have taken for an equit-
able valuation OF railroad property as COM
pared with the values of other properties
throughout the state, and we declare our
opposition to those who in their official
capacity, having opportunity to stand with
them in the matter of railroad assess
ments, have failed TO do so.
In Hon. u. l.. King we recognize a loyal,
capable and courageous republican, who has
labored in season and out for the upbuild-
ing of Polk county and the republican
In presenting his name to the senatorial
convention as Polk countys republican
candidate for senator from this district.
OF selecting his delegation to the conven-
ton and these delegates are here instructed
TO do all in their power to secure his nomi-
nation.
The county central committee was re-
organized and the old officers were re-
elected, the present chairman being r. G.
Douglas of Osceolas, A. B. Hedblom OF
stromsburg. secretary, and s. A Snyder Of
Osceola, treasurer.
Butler County Endorses Brown.
DAVID CITY. Neb. July H.-(Special
Telegram.) 1.-THE republican county conven-
ton met this afternoon. almost all precincts
being represented. Ed. G., Hall was elected
chairman and J. N. Kaempfer, secretary,
after the organization of the convention
was completed C. z. Fuller made the fol-
lowing motion:
move that this convention now proceed
TO express it's choice for United States SEN
ator. and that the candidate receiving a
majority Of all votes cast be the unanimous
choice Of this convention for United States
senator and the delegates to the state con-
NanttOn instructed o n
didate and do all in their power TO secure
his endorsement by the state convention.
Upon call Of the townships Norris Brown
received 100 votes and Edward Rosewater
O. Mr. Brown was present on the floor.
personally canvassing among the delegates.
A resolution was unanimously adopted en-
dorsing the services OF Congressman Hin
shaw and instructing the delegates to the
congressional convention for him.
The following delegates were elected to
the state convention: Alex E. Etting, Da-
vid City; L. s. Hastings, David City; I. e.
Dolly, David City; C. c. Fullmer. David
City: C. s. Gelwick. Brainard. William Hus-
enetter Linwood; E. A, Henderson, Rising
City; c. w. Ludden, Surprise; James Blat-
ney, Bruno; George Wolfe, Ulysses; John
Clock, Millerton.
Instructions for ROseuater.
gram This precinct elected f. f. Crue,
F. L. Putney, c. A Smith, T. T. Mcdonald,
Perry Harris, ]. 1. Osborn and b. H. Mills
delegates to the Madison county conven-
tion, with instructions to use all honor
able means toward securing the election
OF Rosewater for senator and Boyd for
representative of the Third district
BEATRICE. Neb., July iG-(special
Telegram. The republicans held their
primaries here today AS there were no
contests In any OF the wards a light vote
was polled. The convention will be held
next Tuesday and It Is thought that II the
delegates TO the state convention are in
strueted it viii be for Rosewater for United
States senator.
G. r. Steele for Governor.
FAIRBURY, Neb., July lA-(Special Tele-
gram.)-The republican county convention
held this afternoon was attended by a full
representation from every precinct in the
county. Hon. George Z. jenkins was
elected chairman and II. z. Clapp secre-
tary. Resolutions were adopted endorsing
c. f. Steele for governor and Hon. e. II.
Hinshaw for denomination for congress-
man from the Fourth district but no refer
ence was made in the resolutions as to the
United States senatoTship.
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