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Republican County
Convention
The republican county convention
was called to order in the club room of
the court (muse at Auburn lust Mon
day! 1 o'clock p m. by Chairman M.
8. Mclninch
James M. Armstrong w.is made
temporal y chairman and W. W. Sand
era temporary secretary.
J. W. Armstrong, J. p Gillilan
and W., L Stuck were appointed a
committee on credentials
F H. D Hunt of St Deroin being
present without any credentials was
upon motion made the delegate from
St Deroin.
The committee on credent'als report
ed delegates present fiom every precinct
In tbe county except Island, and J. M
Graham was on motion allowed to act
as delegate from Island
The temporary organization was
made permanent.
The members of the county central
committee were then selected, as fol
lows: Peru J P Gillilan, I)r B L Bhellhoro
Gleurock J J Neal. J W Redferu
Lafayette B H Bailey, C B Parker.
Washington H F Rogge, C E Jewell
Douglas Geo VanHouten, M S Uci
Jnlnch, Robert Crichton
London S O Mclninch. D H Clark
Brownville JV Ponn, OhnsScliantz
Nemaha WWSanders.E. J Maxwell
Aspinwall-J C Boyd, A N Harris.
St Derolti-F H D Hunt, J BStotts
Bedford Geo H Sutton, E J Tucker.
Benton I H Kuper, Aug Tuxhorn.
The following resolution was intro
duced and unanimously adopted:
. Whereas, We repose all confidence
in tbe Honorable E J Burkett and
look to him as the champion of the
rights of the common people, and rec
nize In him an efficient worker wha is
ever alert and constant in behalf of the
interests of all of the common people
of the first congressional district of
Nebraska . Therefore be it
Resolved, That this convention of
the republicans of Nemaha county are
unanimously in favor of his renomlna
tlon as our candidate for congressman
for the First district of Nebraska
The convention proceeded to elect
seventeen delegates to the congresalonn
al and slate conventions
Delegates to the congressional con
vention: LS Hurst, Sylvester Huston,
John J Neal, Peter Burger, B H Bailey,
J M Anderson, W L Stuck, M S Mcln
inch, W P Freemnn, Geo VanHouten,
b L Gerlaw, Charles 0 French. E E
Cole, W W Sanders, C P Barker, E J
Tucker, Jeff Cummings.
Delegates to ths state convention:
J P Gillilan, E E Good, J W Laab,
Petjr Berlet, E E Yont, John Wirlck,
Fred Rogge, 'J W Armstrong, James
Ely, D A Meese, R C Boyd. D H Clark,
J H Lewis. G N Titus, A N Harris,
Geo H Sutton, Wm Burrow.
The county central committee met
Immediately after the convention ad
journed and organized by electing M S
Mclninch chairman, Will 3 Crichton
secretary and R C Boyd treasurer
Report of HillSaale school, district
No. 55. for month ending May 23:
Number of puplle enrolled, 10. Dai
ly average attendance, 18 Number of
days taught, 20.
Numbsr of pupils neither absent
nor tHrd. 0; viz: Harry Harger, Ag
nes Merrltt, Ida Thorn, Inda Thorn,
Mary Ogg, Owen Merrltt, Mamie
French, Addle Ogg, and Neata Mer
rltt Number absent but one day, l;
Wavle Thorn
. Dottie D Botd, Teacher.
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