The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-10-16
Republican County Convention.

met in the court house, Wednesday,
at 10 O'Clock, and was called to order
by Hon. c. F. Parker, chairman Of
the county central committee.
The call for the convention was
read
J. A. Dawson of precinct 4 was Sc
lected as temporary chairman, and
W. E. Allen of precinct as tempor-
ary secretary.
Credentials of delegates from the
several precincts were called for.
Precinct George E. McCone,
George Clark, Joseph Clark, J. P.
Brown. Also credentials were pre-
sented for w. T. Keilhorn, Albert
French, Millie Scott, Mrs. Edith
Kent.
The convention decided to seat the
four delegates present.
Precinct 2-M. L. BabcOck, B. F.
Engelhardt, c. NJ. Robson, J. w.
johnson. e. J. Frederick, B. a.
Vaughan, F. N. Bickel, A. F. Per-
rier, Charley Petersen, r. s. Dye,
G. F. Parker, G. W. White, Oscar
Corpe, Ed Lowe, w. II. Pound, z. N.
Cleveland, Jennie Geiger, Mrs. J. F.
Wren, L. G. Burrows, Leon Fine,
H. c. McNew.
Precinct 81. A. Dawson, A. S.
Goff, Manuel Laughin, c. G. Saund-
ders, G. W. Barrett.
Precinct 4-George Robinson, Jay
Kimball, Edwin Lewis. P. B. Upson,
George Stockham, Henry J.nsen,
Lawrence Vernon, John Swan.
Precinct 5-R. Neugebauer, A. L..
Johnson, Frank Herfert, Ant,ne Sor-
enson.
Precinct 6-George P. Miller, Bud
Hiatt S. w. Lundy, Carl Windberg.
Precinct Peter Poast, w. E. Al.
len, John G. Kluth, c. H. Nagel.
Precinct S-H. H. Dee, Gus Nc.
Cormick, Alva Gray, A. T. Gerold
= A. b. Fleming, Mike Cavanaugh.
- A committee on resolutions, rules
and order OF business was selected al
follows:
Il Millie Scott, c. VI. Robson, DR.
Barrett, P. b. Upson, Frank Herfert
S. W. Lundy, Charles Nagel, M. Cav
anaugh.
II On motion, the temporary organiza
ton was made permanent.
II A recess was taken to l o'clock.
N At l o'clock the convention reas
sembled and the committee on resolu
tions ond order of business submitted
the following:
n BE it Resolved, by the delegates
= here assembled in Republican Count,
!. Convention for Sedgwick county, al
4 Julesburg this 14th day Of October
Z 1908:
That we hereby unanimously endors,
the principles of the republican part.
as announced in our National platform
that we heartily endorse the nomina
q tion of William H. Taft: that we rec
ognize in him man of highest abil
ity and unquestioned integrity, mar
peculiarly fitted for the highest Office
in the gift Of our people, a friend O
Z labor, a just man, an avowed supporte
and believer in the administration O
governmental affairs as exemplified b,
Theodore Roosevelt and the presen
administrations:
That the present and closing ad
mihistration of the affairs OF our stat
has been of the highest order, and w
point with pride to its work, and here
~ by approve and pledge our support T.
. the state ticket of the party, an,
= thereby insure for ourselves continu
N alton OF the work so ably commenced:
That We -.reesgnize in Robert w
Bonynge, candidate for congress il
the First district, an upright and fear
less man, man OF such ability an
wide experience as becomes the repre-
sentative of Il great state in our ma
tlonal congress, friend of the farm
| ing interests of our state, a consisten
and tlreless supporter of the beet in
| dustry, that we hereby pledge him ou
most hearty support;
II That we give our whole, unqualitic
| and most loyal support to our own car
/ didate, G. F. Parker, who has so abb
served us in that Office heretofore, an
whose record in the legislature of ou
ii state has shown him to be always aliv
. and alert to the interests of Sedgwic
- county and the district at large: tha
he has shown himself a worker indee,
for the betterment Of this portion O
the state both in Office and as a privat
citizen;
That the administration Of the affair
or our county in the hands of repubi
can officers has been beyond criticism
that we approve the work OF the pres