The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1914-07-29
REPUBLICANS MEET

convention TeCOTNeIleu az L .oO anu
the report of committee on rules and
organization was adopted making the
temporary organization permanent,
and adopting the order of business in
The call.
The committee on delegates report
ed as follows:
Delegates to State Conventional.
N. Parrish, L. Writ Markham, Geo.
Coover, A. P. Knuckey, r. E. Wilson,
]. l.. Mayfield, Mae Taylor, Geo. Mer-
rill, James Campbell, DIR. J. S. Hasty,
NJ. j. McMillin, Thos. Hover, S. H.
Huffman, J. B. Duffield, J. p. O'Don-
nell, b. T. Beachel, Floyd Wilson, 10
McMurtry, Cora Strain, ]. A. Mellow
ell.
To Legislative and Senatorial-J. b.
Hardin, J. w. Wilkin, r. C. Goodale,
Allyn Cole, Isaac Keiser, w. X. Wal
do, Fred Deverman.
The following names were designat-
ed as candidates to be voted at pri-
mary election on September 8, 1914.
SleTk-L. w. nldihiidih.
Assessor-A. ]. Davy.
Sheriff.. c. Downing.
Surveyor-H. C. Byrnes.
Commissioner I'd Dist.-Burr T.
Beachel.
Justices of Peace-No. IA. Deeter
and E. E. Pike. No. 2-Will Leasure
and w. j. Cummings. No. 81. r.
Davis and Lewis Fletcher. No. 4-G.
w. Sherman and Howard Coates. No.
81. w. Wilkin and r. E. Wilson. No.
6-J. d. Mitchell.
Constables-No. 1-Chas. Owens
and r. NJ. Zeigler. No. 2.-Zack Tay-
lor and Frank Lashmett. No. Al.
A. Sundin and Bert Waters. No. g.
John Bragg and J. w. Bryce. No. 6
-Harty Pilloud.
Committeemen-N ii. T. Kirk
patrick and Mrs. C. NJ. Curry. No. p
Frank Forbes and Mrs. ]. w. Bryce.
No. 81. L. Mayfeld and Mrs. May
Taylor. No. FIRED Marx and Miss
Maybelle Mears. No. Geo. E.
Case and Mrs. Dora Lashmett. No.
L. l.. Leatherman and Mrs. Adda
Hover. No. III. B. Duffield and Mrs.
Leila Blosser. No. 81. A. Downing
and Mrs. Edna Newman. No. 9-J.
r. Gordon and Mrs. Mary Rosebrough.
No. 1O-G. W. Karn and Mrs. Alma
Mechlin. No. I'm. B. Cox. No. IL
Theodore Barth and Mrs. Cora Lew
is. No. 13-M. s. Bragg and Mrs.
Clara Duncan. No. Al. E. Keyser
and Mrs. Emma Cook. No. Isl. A.
Mcdowell and Mrs. Ira Robinson.
The committe on resolutions report
ed the following:
We, the Republicans of Prowers
county, in assembly convened, confirm
our firm adherence and loyalty to the
principles of the National Republican
party, believing that the principles of
the party are fundamentally sound,
and that our party stands for a gov
eminent of law and order.
We deplore the industrial condition
now existing in our commonwealth,
resulting from six years of democrat
ic misrule.
We invite all law abiding, liberty
loving citizens, regardless of past
political iffliations, to unite with us
in redeeming our state from its pres
ent deplorable industrial and political
condition, by the election of honorable
and capable officials who will exercise
the powers of government in the in
terests of the entire people of the
state and to the end that government
shall protect all men in their inalien-
able rights of life, liberty, property
and the pursuit of happiness.
THEREFORE, BE 1T RESOLVED,
by the Republicans of Prowers coun-
ty, Colorado, That the delegates from
this county to the State Assembly of
the Republican party be urged to use
every honorable means to further the
nomination by the Republican party
of candidates for state offices, whose
character, ability and past achieve
ment will insure stable government
which will protect the life, property,
and industry of the people of this
state against unlawful aggression,
from whatever source the same may