The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-06-16
unanimously declared the nominee Of the Conve

unanimously declared the nominee Of the Conve :
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The following named gentlemen were then duly
nominated by ballot as candidates for members of
Assembly: John Hensley ). B. Matthewson, John
Martin. A. A. Revere, F. Tuttle, G. F. Stone, n.
drew Mclaughlin and John G. Martin.
John S Gray was then placed in nomination as
candidate for Sheriff.
On motion, the rules were suspended and John
5. Gray was unanimously declared the nominee,
by acclamation.
f. c. Roosevelt, R. W. Bottom and Jonas W.
Brown were then placed in nomination for Audit
or. S. G.. Rosenbaum withdrew the name of Mr..
Button and g. F. Abbott that of Mr. Brown, when
on motion the rules were suspended and F. c..
Roosevelt was unanimously declared the nominee
of the Convention, by accamation.
W.D. Vautine aud A. G. Isaacs were then put
in nomination for Treasurer, and balloted for. 49
ballots cast. of which w d. Vantine received 81
votes. and A. G. Isaacs 25. ufI
N. w. Button and Robert O'Ncill were then put
in nominations for assessor. Mr.. Dooley withdrew
the name of Mr.. 0'Neill and on motion the rules
were suspended and r, w. Button unanimously
declared the nominee by acclamation.
Robt. 0'Neill was then placed in nomination
for County Clerk, and on motion the rules were
suspended and Robt. Neill unanimously declared
the nominee by acclamatIon.
A. g. lsaacs was declared nominated, and on
motion nomination made unanimous.
Here Convention took recess for one hour.
T11 O'CLOCK, P. M.-Convention reassembled
e Ne Reed, Jonas w. Brown and T. W. Romer
placed denomination for County Commissioners.
Name Of. w. Romer Withdrawn by j. Fl. Cas-
sidy, and on motion the rules we're suspended and
f. NJ Reed and Jonas w Brown unanimously de.
clared the nominees of the Convention by accla
nation.
S. B. Hodgdon was then placed in nomination
for Superintendent Public Schools, also D. NJ
Walters.
Mr.. Walters name having been withdrawn by
David Markham on molten the rules were sus
pended and S. B. H0dgdon unanimously declared
the nominee by acclamation. 8hlI59
Dr. M. M. Chapman was then placed in nomina>
tion as Coroner, and on motion the rules were susS
pended and Dr. Chapman was unanimously de-
claree the nominee by acclamation.
z The convention then proceeded to ballot for
thirteen delegates to the Union Territorial Con-
vention when the following named gentlemen were
selected: sfe44fri zsEeo a.t 3a a
VIM. Clark, VIM. Chapman, Orlando Robbins
Daniel Mclaughlin, John G. Henley, S. A. Van
Pelt. Thos. FL. Stringham, E. j. Butler, Jerry J.
Dooley, James A. Pinney, Michael Cody, S. K.
Goldtrap, John II. Cassidy.
On motion the following named gentlemen were
chosen County Central Committee for the ensu-
ing year: John G. Henley, j. H. Van Pelt, H. D.
Marlin, @. B. Waite, DIR. Ralston, G. w Russell
G. F. Alb tt, S.j. Henderson, d; Mclaughlin.
The following resolution was then offered by
E. j. Butler d5iT oa o1Aai 20 fA2.o
HeSOtCeG, 1naI tne county central COMMITTEE
shall have power to fill any vacancies that may
occur in the nominations; and on motion the reso
luton was adopted s.y eft raj vl.a4isBi4a
On motion, The proceedings OF this Convention
was ordered published in the IDAHo WORLD, IDAHO
STATESMAN, and the Union Campaign paper Of
Boise County.
Three cheers were then given for the Union
ticket. r4a @ 4} H8 tsaa6g0 sHR E3lu p
G On motion, The Convention adjourned sine die.
Is DAN'L MCLAUGHLIN, Chairman.
N. G. BoATMAN. Secretary. '9l &33'. sA