Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-30
DELEGATES FOR HERRlOTT
0ummins Followers Have Only Twenty
Nine Delegates in Convention,
LITTLE CONTEST OVER THE TICKET
withdrawal of Christensen During
the Noon Recess Makes IL Easy
sliding for Mitchell - some
Changes Among OmciaIs.
LITTLE CONTEST OVER THE HcKE-

..................... r.. X. jackson, OAKLAND
Surveyor. I'D. RI Mayne' Council BLUFFS
Coroner. Dr. " L. Treynor, Council Blufrs
Supervisors
Allan Bulls, Wright Township
..............T. J. Jones, Center Township
Felix Setz. Washington Township
Judge of the Superior Court s. 3. Snyder
TOWNSHIP TICKET.
| Justices OF the Peace
Constable
............................ c. Baker
Trustees,
| ............,................ John Halle
.....................,..... 10. Butter
........................... p. Kemp
Clerk. Fellentreter
The above ticket was placed in nomina-
ton by the republicans OF Pottawattamie
county, Kane township and the city of
| Council Bluffs at their respective conven-
! lions.
| These are the delegates selected to attend
the state. congressional and judicial con-
ventions by the county convention:
| State Delegates-at-Large- E. Hart
| Walter l. Smith, {. g. Saunders, George
! s. Wright, Victor L. Bender, Frank shinn.
| A l.. Preston.
First District-Georse Adams, C. s. Hub
| bard, James Hunter, L. A. Brewick.
Second District = Marion Palmer, DR.
Ralph c. Smith, Paul Beezley, I. j. r.
Third District-R. b. Wilson. B. whipple,
w. ]. Hamilton. G., NJ Putnam;
Fifth District-M b. Read, William
Sixth District~ciem f. kimbai, B. 8.
Burlington DR.. V. l. ,Treynor, Hans Han
Seventh District-E. E. Minnick, ]. C.
Mitchell, George w. Turner, r. H. VIII
Congressional Delesates-at-L Arge-A. S.
| Hazaltnn 4 r Paul naVOI
]. Lovett, A. w. Askwith, w. II. Killpack,
F. G. Weeks. First Distrlct-N. H. Lewis,
p Second Co Ssad aSSO Sfs MeRory
Jackson, s. Z. Kilion, Ed Young
Third DtstriGtm -a., P; pI n 6,cie j. K
Fourth Dlstrict-J. G. Bardsley, John
Phillips DR.. Crawford, Mat l.. Chatter
Fifth District-J. w Frazier, w. A. Hen
Dirk r. A. Bachman, l.. Poland.
Sixth District-Frenk Compton. E. A KEEL
Ter. Julius johnson. Scott Sankey.
I Seventh District-T A. Harrison, Carl A.
Morgan. c. NJ. Harl, A. C. Anderson.
Judicial Delegates at, Large: I. Elick-
Scott jacob Sims, J. NJ Calvin. John
First District-o. Mosher, B. F. Koch. L
Second District-A. b. Johns, John T.
Jones, Thomas Strong Charles 7. Hanley
T ha;e PstTict ASid Perry Ker %o"
Fourth Dlstrict-J. w. Rounds, George
} l. Wilkinson, c. r. Brandt, M. w. Davis,
Fifth District-J. b. Maltack, J. M. Nc
Mullen, F. A. Sackett. Ed Carr.
Sixth District-James r. stockwell, M c
i sorenson. r. B. Wallace, F.. ]; Day;
| Seventh District-P. II. Wind, c. w. At
wood, S. II. Conner. e II. Ohlendorf.
Your committee recommends that the del
, 'egation present be authorized to cast th'
Your committee further recommend
that no proxies be allowed, but that eacf
delegation be authorized to NIL any Vacan
cies that may occur
= Endorse All But Cummins.
" These are the resolutions adopted:
We, the republicans OF Pottawattamil
: county, in delegate convention assempleG
In order to clearly define our position VIII
| reference to political policies, state and ma
tional, and the men who are directing IN
| creation and promotion OF such policies
That we give our unqualified approve
i and endorsement TO the administratlv
/, | course pursued by President Theodor
d Roosevelt; that we recognize in him a wise
: courageous, far-sighted and In every wa
{ | an efficient and triumphant leader; that "
2 believe in his stalwart republicanism an
y fully endorse his support of the funda
mental principles of the party, inciudln
: those Of ample protection to nome lnous
q tries sound money, ample security TO IN
j rights and possessions OF the America
0 citizen on land and sea and the widest en-
toyment OF saH sLt,c1 1s nrpde in The char
d acter OF the service that Is being rendere
the country by Hon. Leslie M; shaw sec
y
J. with pleasure the almost universal approva
i That we regard the state Of Iowa espt
o cially fortunate In Its senatorial ana cor
= Rressional representation IN Washinsto
e and that we appreciate fully the distln
guished service rendered py 10
n OF the entire Iowa congressional oelesalol
) In the furtherance OF restrictive rallroa
a LEGISLATION, a measure OF paramount III
= noTtance in the F1fty-nlnth congress.
n Il is most gratifying to the republican
y OF Pottawattamie county that one OF IN
N | who are proving Of superior usefulness
r, their constituents is Hon. waiter l; slnli
,r OF the Ninth Iowa district, we Teailxe tns
N have a representative of exceptional ablht
and We note with pride the substsntll
rscaT1it!ca Of his ability and statesman
shin by men high in the council OF q
=. nation, and We believe, that so long as
% Is available for the public service, the 7,
Eressional district will have no occaslo
to look elsewhere for suitable Iowa repr
sentative in the lower house OF cong Iel
W senatorial representation, we believe tn
Congressman Smith would be the logic
"a Candidate for that seat OF honor.
W In full appreciation Of his consistent az
answering devotion TO the best interes
IN OF the republican party In his county
Nv the state and in the councils or the
publican national committee, and mindf
OF his invaluable aid ana assistance
no giving strength TO the arm that strik
new our assurance Of fealty and suppo
~ to Ernest r. Hart, republican national col
20 mitteeman OF the state OF Iowa.
We cordially endorse the effective wo
- that has been done by George s. Wright,
20 chairman OF the republican county centr
committee during the fve years he has he
that responsible once, and in his candida
"A for the position OF Ninth district memb
!" | OF the republican state central cOmmitts
-oo / he has our united support.
$50 As republicans. representing the safe a
- practical principles OF the party, principl
~ that have proven sound and enduri
m through repeated attacks from SQUIRE
We within and without the party lines.
A. | oppose the denomination Of Governor A.
-. Cunfmins
90 Believing that Hon. John Herriott repI
all sents the principles OF true republicans
m and that his nomination and election to {
=, once OF governor would be a deserv
% tribute 70 one who has served his count
et, aud his party with exceptional ability a
devotion, We urge the delegation TO I
state convention TO make an earnest eff'
tn 10 secure his nomination.
~ We congratulate the party the hi
All character OF its public servants at hOm
er; legislative, judicial and county. and c
ma | but express the hope that the duties
a.