, 1906-09-29
REPUBLICANS NAME
A WINNING TICKET

bOSleT-D. f1lSley.
Sibylee-E. A. Allen.
Little Medicine-Carl Sieverts.
Jelm-Logan McMullin, by Otto
Gramm, proxy.
Centennial-C. M. Gregory, by ]. B.
Mckee, proxy.
Mandel-A. l.. Hall, by John Sigman,
proxy.
North Laramie-F. ]. Banner, by
John Reid, proxy.
Red Buttes-Axel Palmer, by A. w.
Whitehouse, proxy.
Woods-James Pollock, by John
Reid, proxy.
Sheep Mountain-John Reid.
Sherman No. IDLE Sander.
Soda Lakes-Ernest ]. Travis.
Duck Creek No. John McGill.
Garrett-Mrs. Mary A. Garrett, by
Otto Gramm, proxy.
Rock River-Grant Kisor, by Neale
Roach, proxy.
Sand Creek. NJ. Hoge.
fCTf1dncTl oT1CeTS.
The committee on permanent organ.
ization reported as follows:
We, your committee appointed on
permanent organization, beg leave to
report the following for permanent Of
ficers of this convention:
Chairman-John McGill.
Secretary. l.. Chase.
The committee consisted of w. A.
Jameson, ]. w. Sigman and H. D.
Beemer.
The report of the committee was
adopted. Chairman Gramm named
Messrs. Jameson, Reid and Hertzog as
a committee to escort Mr.. McGill to
the chair. That gentleman was re-
ceived with applause.
Secretary Chase was indicted into
office.
The Resolutions.
The committee on resolutions, con-
sisting of Fred Cameron. James NJ.
Hoge and Niles Callahan, submitted
the following report, which was
adopted:
Whereas, Francis Z. Warren has
made a splendid record as United
States senator; and
Whereas his recognizer great abil-
tiles as a statesman in the state
and nation, untiring zeal and unpar-
alleled achievements in the interests
of this state and all classes of its citi-
zens, have merited the endorsement
accorded him by the state convention
for reelection, We proudly pledge
in favor of his reelection the support
of the republicans of this county.
I'VE recognize the fact that the
great prosperity of the state and nation
is largely attributable to the confidence
of the people in the progressive prin-
ciples of the republican party, and the
enactment into laws of those principles
and we commend the administration of
public affairs by our state and county
officers, and we pledge our enthusiastic
support to the nominees of this con-
vention for legislative, county and pre-
cinct officers; therefore, be it
Resolved, That we, the delegates
to the republican convention of Albany
county, Wyoming, called and held to
nominate candidates of the republican
party for legislative, county and pre-
cinct officers, do unqualifiedly and I'M
reservedly endorse and approve the
platform adopted at the republican
state convention held at Casper, Wyo-
ming, on August 20, 1906; and do en-
dorse and pledge the faithful support
of the republicans of Albany county to
the nominees for state offices named
by that convention"
On motion of Mr.. Jameson, the con-
vention, at 2.30, took a recess for fiji
teen minutes, the convention reas-
sembling at 2:55, when the business
for the afternoon was taken up in
earnest.
Making the Ticket.
Mr.. Boswell nominated e.. A. Reals
for sheriff, and the nomination was
made by reclamation.
Alfred Cook nominated p. H. Jacobs
for treasurer, and the nomination was
made by the clerk casting the vote of
the convention for Mr.. Jacobs. The
nominee wax present and accepted the
nomination.
For county clerk, Mr.. Jameson
named ]. NJ. Hoge and George Geb-
hardt nominated w. l.. Hicks. Mr..
Hoge asked that his name be with
drawn, but his name was voted upon,
Alfred Cook and w. A. Jameson being
appointed as tellers. The vote resulted
as follows:
HICKS :.
HOBe
Mr.. Hicks was declared the nominee
of the convention.
Alfred Cook placed in nomination for
county and prosecuting attorney Cor