The state herald., 1910-09-16
Republican Co. Convention.

by w. H. Show. chairman of the coun.
ty central committee. l.. P. Foster
was chosen as temporary chairman ant
Roy E. Howser secretary.
c. E. Bone, W. B. Kelsey, Leon Kep.
Ter, W. G. Helland, Gus Johnson, W.
II. Kessee, Il. E. Van Glider and Byron
Perdue were named committee or
credentials.
Charles Morris, Paul Schultz, William
Irwin, A.P. Cronk, Charles Berg, GIL.
Coleman, W. G. Deaver and Chas. Har.
sis were appointed committee on per
manent organization and order of bust
ness.
C. d. Walrod, T. E. Killgrove ant
F. l.. Hoyt were selected as committee
on resolutions.
Chas. Reds, Clarence Hewitt, RoyE.
Howser. F. NJ. Smith, Gus Richardson,
j. b. johnson, A. A. Turner and John
Warren were appointed a committee on
permanent organization for the ensuing
two years and to recommend delegates
to the various conventions. Convention
took recess till 80 p. m.
Committee on permanent organization
recommended that temporary organiza-
ton be made permanent and report was
adopted.
Committee on permanent organiza-
ton for the ensuing two years and rec
ommendation of delegates to the sever
al conventions reported as follows:
Chairman Of county central commit
tee, Gus Richardson; state committee
men, T. E. Killgrove and f. NJ. Smith; /;
congressional committeeman, CD. Wal
rod; representative committeeman,
chairman of county central committee.
Delegates to state convention, ]. II.
Painter, Frank Olson, l., p. Foster, Ed
ward Mathers, W. II. Show and Gus
johnson.
Congressional convention, C. d. Wal
rod, Leon Kepler, Oliver Colver, Clar-
ence Hewitt, Alvin Swedlund and P. A
Peterson.
Representative convention, N. B. Os-
horn. r. E. Howser. Charles Erickson,
Charles Redis and G. N. Danforth.
II was also recommended that the
delegates to the state convention act as
alternates to the delegates to the other
conventions in their absence. The re-
port of committee was adopted.
The nomination of candidates for the
county Offices were as follows: County
clerk, S. c. Evans; county treasurer.
Harry l.. Colver; county Assessor, Os-
car W. Lohn; sheriff. Ed James; county
superintendent Of schools. Miss Jessie
Gerrish; surveyor, C. A. Guernsey; cor
oner, NJ. d. Copp; commissioner first
district, S. A. Rogers; commissioner
third district, Newton Morrison.
c. ID. Walrod. A. r. Cronk and A. A.
Shafer were appointed committee to
fill vacancies.
The following resolutions were re.
ported and adopted:
Resolved, that we hereby renew our
allegiance to the principles Of the Ma
tional Republican Party; those princi.
pies which appeal, for popular and his
torical justification of their claim, to
the matchless achievement of forty
years Republican Rule under such state
smen us the martyrcd Mckinley. and
Theodore Roosevelt.
That we endorse the splendid admin
istration Of our great president vii.
linn II. Taft, and that we especially
commend the fidelity. courage and pa
triotism with which that great jurist
ard statesman has thus far FULFILLED his
great public trust;
That we commend the high character
Of the present administration: It's wis.
dom and energy In the maintenance Of
civil order and in the enforcement Of
law. It's equal regard for the rights Of
every class and every section In our
great Hhtion,
Resolved, that we favor the nomina.
tiou and election Of officials In NIL de.
partmen,s OF government. national.
state or county. who shall be chosen be.
cause OF their special fitness and indi,
vidual character and efficiency In tn,
position they occupy.
Resolved. that as republicans o, Phil
lips county, whenever In the judgmcn,
Of our treasurer, Il shall be ncecssar,
to make u deposit of the fund,
Of the county In the hands of III,
treasurer, In any dcpositary for III,
keeping Of the same. We favor divis
ion Of the saId funds among the bank
Of Phillips county.