The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-27

+ IL District Attorney
/ L. County Judge
/ IS Delegates to the State Convention. Aud
that these delegates also serve as dele
gates in the Judicial Convention Of the
18th Judicial District, and the Sen
atorial Convention OF Butte and Piu-
mas counties.
Il. Coroner.
/ On motion it was
Res0lrei, That the candidates put in Domi-
nation be required to appear before the Con-
vention, either in person or By their friends. and
indorse the resolutions adopted by the Conven-
ton
Messrs. ketcham and Pierson were aPpoint-
ed Tellers. Dr. Samuel NJ. Sproul, of Chico,
having been placed in nomination for State
Senator, he came forward, endorsed the plat
form, and on motion, was declared the nomi-
nee by accamation.
Col James Shields of Mooreville, was then
put in nomination for Assemblyman. The
Colonel, being called for, appeared upon the
stand and, in short but very appropriate
speech, declined the nomination but the
Convention demanded his services. nominated
him by acclamation, and he acquiesced in their
action.
The names of John S. Bassett aud II T.
Yokum were put ia nomination for the second
Assemblyman, and the Convention proceeded
to ballot with the following result: j. s.
Bassett, 90; H. F. Yocum, %; Scat'g, l.;
John S. Bassett was then, on motion, declared
the unanimous nominee of the Convention for
second AssemblymaD.
The Convention then adjourned until 9
o'clock to morrow morning
Thursday morning. June 25.
The Convention met pursuant to adjourn
mcnt
For Sheriff, the names of Fl. NJ Phipps
aud 7. f, Miller were put in nomination.
Mr.. Miller having declined the nomination,
DR.. Phipps was nominated by accamation.
Samuel J. Davis was nominated. by accla-
nation as County Clerk.
Henley S. Maddox, of Forbestown, was, by
acclamaton, nominated as Treasurer.
The names of E. Strong. James B. Osborne,
j. I. Elliott aud A. n. Wyman were placed
10 nomination for the Office of County Record
er After the first ballot, in which there was
no choice, the names of E. Strong and J. T.
Elliott we're withdrawn. On the second bal
lot, Y. y. Wyman received 65 votes, and j.
B. Osborne. 81. Mr.. Wyman was on motion,
declared the unanimous nominee of the Con-
for County Recorder.
\ Committee of five, consisting of MesSrs
Maurice, Diamond, Rutherford, Harbour and
Ord was appointed by the President, on mo
ton, to present to the Convention. for their
action list of delegates to the State Con
vention, &c.
John Bell. j. B. Thomas, and David Hass
were put in nomination for Assessor. J. 3.
Thomas was elected on the first ballot.
A County Committee for the ensuing year
was appointed BY the President, consisting of
I. Callow, l.. G. Granger, VIM. Billings, Eli
Strong. Jas Rutherford, Taos McDanel, and
/ r. McAdams.
! J. +. Stockton was declared the unanimous
nominee of the Convention for County Sur
veyor.
John Bell was unanimously nominated for
Public Administrator.
/ |. r. ketchum. of Bdwell's Bar, received
the unanimous vote OF the Convention for
Superintendent of Public Schools
John Lambert, of Dog;own. WAS nominated
by exclamation, as District Attorney.
Chas F. Lott, of Orovle, was nominated
as County Judge. by accamation.
The Committee appointed for that purpose,
reported the following gentlemen as Delegates
to the State Conveniion-the said Delegates
to serve also Delegates in the Judicial Con-
ven ion of the 18th Judicial District, and the
Senatorial Convention of Bltte and Plumas
counties
l. n. D. Plum.
,. J. 7. Edwards.
5. W. NJ. Ord.
1. Jas. Diamond.
5. A. Maurice, Jr.
6. J. S. Berry.
/. W. 0. Middleton.
s. 4. d. Turner.
Q. David Rieves.
TO- H. F. Yokum
/ II. J. NJ. Vance.
ALTERNATEs.
/ /. Robert McAdams.
! >. S. L. Howard.
I 3. A. McDermott.
4 Eli Strong.
;. Geo. h. Lynch
G. l.. w. Thomas.
= T. F. Miller.
/ s. \. L. White.
.. George Pierson.
TO- j. l. Steward.