Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-19


mary law.
e. VI searle, jr., was given the privilege
Of selecting the delegates TO the state con-
| vention.
No Instructions from sarpy.
PAPIDLToN. Neb.. Aug. 1S-Cspecial
Telegram.)-Ihe Ssrpy county republican
convention was called TO order by H. w.
! EdEewood chairman Of the central com
mlttee. James Wilson was called 10 the
chair and p. Nickerson was elected sec
| rotary. Hon. Edward Rosewater being
present was called and addressed the con-
| vcntion upon the political issues OF the day
Delegates to the senatorial convention are:
George c. Wilcox, Gretna; l. d. Clarke.
Papillion; Jacob Ehlers. Richfeld;. Edward
| Hoover. Bellevue; A. Nielsen. Springfield;
A. c. Refs. Fairview; F. NJ. snodsrass, La
Platte. Hon. e, J. Cornish addressed the
| convention upon the senatorial question
\ John Ward was nominated for represent
tative. Harry wedsewood for county at
| torney, F. Hagdoru for county commits
sioner. There were no instructions to dele
gates
Chases Four Votes for Brown.
IMPERIAL Neb., Aug. B.-Special Tele-
gram. Tho Chase county republican con-
! Wauneta, A. Cunningham OF Imperial and
Jesse Long of Best as delegates to the
state convention. Resolutions were
adopted. instructing the delegates to vote
for Norris Brown for senator and Clarence
| Miles of Hastings for governor.
sheldon Names Delegation.
PLATTSMOUTH Neb.. Aug 49,
! Especial Ex-senator George L. Sheldon has
named the Cass county delegates TO the
republican state convention. They are:
| County Attorney c. A. Rawls, George l..
Farley, II. N. Dewey and Dr. E. w. Cook
| Plattsmouth; L. J. Mayfield, Louisville;
c. L. Graves Union; Orlando Teft, Hon.
I Martin Friedrich. Andrew Christensen,
| F. II. Mccarthy. A F. Sturn, Henry
] Eikenbary, Lloyd Capen 8. A. Creamer
A. B. Dickson, r. d. wollen, Frank Davis
and Turner Zinc.
Keyn Pnha Does Not Instruct.
SPRINGV1Ew. Neb., Aug. 1s.-<Special
! Telegram)-The Keya Paha county repub-
| licsn convention elected the following dele
gates to the state conventions: c. A. Ripley
| w, II. Horton, Sam Dietrich and L. A.
Wilson. H. M. Duval. present county at
torney, was renominated Delegates to
! the congressional convention are: Nels
| luton, w. c. Brown. F. d. Wood Ross
| Amspoker. Delegates to representative
convention; J. R. Campbell T. r. Evans,
\ r. Dixon. c. F. Huddell. w. H Hor-
ton was allowed to choose his own dele
cation to the senatorial convention. There
was large attendance and harmony
reigned. The state delegation was not in
structed.
Deuel. Instructs for MeikIejohn.
, CHAPPELL, Neb., Aug. 1s-(special Tel
egram.)-The republican convention or
gansed by electing NJ. p. Clary temporary
chairman and II. /. Babcock secretary. A
committee of three was appointed by the
chair on credentials, who reported that all
delegates present were entitled to seats In
the convention. The temporary organi-
zation was then made the permanent or
ganization for the convention.
/ A committee OF three appointed on reso-
buttons brought In a report endorsing the
national republican platform, commencing
the work OF Hon. NJ. p. Knkaid. the father
Of the GO-acre homestead law. and pledglng
him support for denomination, declaring
in favor OF redistricting the senatorial and
representative districts to the state, depre-
eating the action OF the state committee
In calling for the nomination OF a United
/ States senator by the state convention, in
structing the delegates to the state con-
vrnion for Hon. George d. Meikletohn for
senator and the delegates to the representa-
tive convention for Hon. Fred Sudman.
The resolutions were adopted in full.
T. M. johnson and A. @. Neumann of
Chappell and Hugo wendt OF Big Spring
were selected as delegates TO the state
convention
Delegates to the congressional conven-
ton are: Fred sudman, Sewall Adams and
G. c. McAllister
Representative: T. NJ johnson. Amos
Meeker. A. ]. withers and II. @. wegand.
Senatorial F. c. McAllister, Dave
Fickes. ]. c. Johnson and M. p C1ary.
L. o. Pfelffer was nominated for county
attorney and A. G. Neumann for county
commissioner. T. NJ. johnson was elected
chairman of the county central committee
and Fl. l. Babcock secretary.
Dawson for sheldon and Brown.
LEXINGTON, Neb.. Aug. Is-CSpecIal
Telegram 1.-The Dawson county republican
convention was one of the hottest ever
he'd in the county. The anti-railroad wing
lof the party was in control and elected
delegates to the state, congressional and
senatorial conventions. ]. s. Thomas a
strong anti. was chosen as chairman of
the county central committee. George L.
Sheldon. candidate for governor. was pres
ent and addressed the convention, which
adopted resolution lnstructing the state
delegation to support him in the state con-
venion. The convention also endorsed
Norris Brown and instructed the delegation
to give him its undivided support at the
state assembly. Resolutions denouncing
railroad rapacity in the way OF rates and
tax lodging were adopted and the railroads
condemned The delegations are as fol-
lows:
State: r. p Corriek, August Simmons,
G.. M. Tunnison b. E. Powell, w. j. Law
son, r. L. Temple. b. F. Krler. Hugh
Ralston, J. II. Malone. Anton Jenkins. T.
ii. Byles.
Congressional: L. j. Zook. j. s. Thomas,
II. C. McKibbin. W. A. CrandaIl, Henry
Burns, f. z. Cedar. j. H. Linderman, L.
f. Branson, Ira Vance. 'wm. Devore. s.
d. Ralston.
Senatorial: ID. p. Wilcox. F. p. Corrick,
s. T. Kr'er, w. A. Stewart, ]. c. Athin-
son, B. II. Dutton, L. ]. zook ]. b. Kitchen,
M. W. Gregory, Nick. Kopp, II. c. Juhl,
James Beans, w. A Summers
BULLETS BARELY MISS SLEEPER
shots Fired at DOG Pas. Through
Door of House at Blair.