The Shasta courier., 1863-06-13
shasta Union County Convention.

on the 10th lpst., pursuent to the call OF tne
County Central Committee, and at O'Clock,
P. NJ, was called to order by Hon. c. e.
Bush, Chairman, when, on motion, JAS L.
Hart, Esq, of Horsetown, was elected tenn
porary President, and G. l. Taggart, OF
Tower House, Secretary.
On motion, a committee of Eve was appoin-
ted by the President to receive credentials
and report members entitled to take seats in
the Convention. The following were appoin-
ted as said committee. Messrs. Geo. w.
Richards, Thos. McTurck, WmA McKeag.
Jas. Jenkins and Chas. Taylor.
On motion, committee of five were ap.
pointed on permanent organization and order
of business, as follows: Frank w. Wheeler,
Jas. Reagan, Frank Harmon, W. H. Baker
and Sam. Durant. Convention reassemblea,
and the Committee ON credentials made the
following report of delegates to the Conven-
ton;
Shasta.-R. Booth, Daniel Lynch, H. lay
lor, J. Foster, Joseph Clough, Chas. Litsch,
Peter Traipor, G. W. Hoffman, p H. Gill
hooley.
Churnt, wn.-F Harmon, Leroy Gregory
John Black, A. P. Hardesty.
Horsetown.-Jas. L. Hart Jas. Corbus,
Daniel Sweeny.
Clear Creeks. Nation, H. Burr.
Lower Springs.-H. Jones, F. Suttler, JAS.
Taylor,
Motion Creek Silas E. Owen, Rest.
Scott. :,
Spring Creek. jenkins, Alfred HaA.
Smith.
Roaring Riyer.-Jas. Reagan, P. P. Mar
tin, E. Hills.
Texas Springs. Samuel Durant, P. Dryer
Whisky Creek.-C. W. Taylor, Chas. E..
Overmyer, James Blair, U. R. Lord.
GAINESVILLE. Martin H. H. Shufieton, A.
Groth
Prairie Diggings.-Geo, W. Richards, L.
Scott.
Eagle Creek-C. Vabbles, T. Gardner.
Free Bridge.-G. I. Taggart, Henry Frpst,
| VIM. McKeag. u
! French Gulch.-Fritz Frank, Fred. Cush-
mon, F. w. Wheeler, D. R. McClary, Victor
Kern.
Middletown.-B. Carpenter, John Gob1les
Elias Jones,
Dog Creek.-N. c. Wilson, L. D. Bick.
ford.
North Cow ek-Joseph Yank, L. c.
Woodman.
Buckeye-Otis Seamans, Thos. Battams,
H. Hebly.
Pittsburg. B. Curl, A. Sandford.
South Cow Greeks. G.. Sanders, John
Bledsoe.
Millville. Baker, Hes
N. Gaptill.
| Parkville.-Thos. Melt
sell.
North Battle Creek. Dunlap, c. - ,ud-
en-.
Sierra.-Myers Davis, N. Gould.
Ludwigs Bridge.-Geo. Furman, Wm.
Ludwig.
Canon House.-J. lensmore, d. S. Ward
! Watson's Gulch,-S. Z. Love, j. A. Fow-
ler.
Arbuckle-Fred Wadenback, john Park
Bald Hills.-Jas. Franks, F. A. Sadler.
Muletown-Wm B. O'Neil.
Cottonwood. WIN. Melby.
On motion the report of Committee was re.
ceived and adopted, allowing each precinct
to be represented by the delegates chosen by
the precinct, or some member of the delega.
ton. On motion the Committee was dis
charged.
On motion, committee of there were ap-
pointed to report resolutions expressing the
sentiments of the Convention. The follow
ing delegates were appointed by the Presi-
dent: Silas E. Owens, W. B. Curl, and II.
Taylor.
On motion, Convention adjoured one hour
to enable the committees to make their re-
ports.
The committee on permanent officers and
order of business made the following report :
For President, Frank Harmon Vice Pres.
idents, P. P. Martin and VIM. McKeag
Secretary, G. I. Taggart; Assistant Sec
retry, John A. Fowler.
The officers came forward and took theil
seats.
Order Of Business.-1st, nominations fol
County Judge I'd, nominations for Sheriff
Sd, nominations for Tax Collector 4th,
County Clerk 5th, nominations for Treasu
rer 9th, nominations for Recorder 9TH
nominations for District Attorney sth,
nominations for Assembly 9th, nominations
for Assessor 10th. nominations for Super
intendent of Public Instruction llth, nom
inations for Coroner 18th, nominations fol
Delegates to State Convention 18th, nomi
nations for Delegates to Judicial District
Convention l4th, nominations for Dele
gates to Senatorial Convention. Signed by
committee.
On motion the report was received and
adopted and committee discharged.
The committee on resolutions made the fol
lowing report
/ Whereas, the continued existence of fratrieida
war, and its attendant serious destruction of lifi
and property, is owing in a great measure to in
| trigues and Vaccinations of men holding office
,cho at Heart as great traitors to our country
those Bho are attempting its destruction by forc'
of arms, therefore,