The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-10-01

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Committee and published iii the Al,
VANCE, the delegates met in Miller
Hall Oh Wednesday, Sept. 29th, and til,
meeting was called to order ny NIB
Soule, who stated the. object Of til,
meeting, after which it was temperate!
organized by calling G. G.. Goodnow tt
the Chair, and OH: motion r. b. Plott.
was appointed Secretary. '".* ' 5F*:''%'
On motion, DR.. R. D. Barber, J.. B.
Churchill and J. D. Greene were ap
pointed a committee on credentials.
+, On the return of said committee they
reported the. following named as dull,
authorized delegates: ". -'*.~'
Graham Lakes-Benj. Woolstencroft
Asher Allen, e. w. Hesselroth. :: &C.,.
Lorain-David Fogo, G. Brown, AL
bert Haggard. - +I'~.'
Ransom-Robert Shore, G. w. w
Dow, Hiram Toms. 81 -.
Little Rock. D. Green, J. D. Rob
Eerts,. William Wigham.. "a
+" Dewald-J. b. Churchill, L. T.. Shir.
ley, f. d. Bedford.
seward-Jos. Walling, Jonas Par
shall, Geo. Gage, Vim. Cuff.
/, Elk-J. J. Stage, Tlos. l.. Taylor, r
d. Plots. -.
'Hersey-Ira X. Cole. Fred A. Hatch
VIM. II. Berger.
Olney-J.-V. Barto, r. W. N1obcrly
r. II. Childs.
'Worthington Village-M. i. Soule
j. A. Town, RID. Barber, G. g. Good
now, r.. +. Baker, II. d. IIun,iston, D
Shell, c. e. Luckey, A. c. Robinson
Bigclow-S. 0. Morse, P. G. Swan
son, E. j. Bear, l.. r. Hollcnbeck.
Worthington TQwnship-J. Ames, G
L. Pope, b. r. Prince. -.
Summit Lake,. j. Weaver, j. W
Read.
The report of the committee was
adopted.
On motion, Mr.. Erskine and Mr.
Acheson were admitted as delegate:
from Indian Lake.
On motion, the temporary organiza
ton was continued lis permanent.
On motion, it was voted that al
towns having representatives to tin
convention whose full number are no
present the full vote of said town sh al
be cast by those who are present.
The first business b fore the conven
tod was then announced as the choos
ing OF five delegates to the Senatorial
convention to he held at Window.
1t WAS moved, and after some discus
sion it was carried, that the names 0
the five delegates he placed OH the tick
cts and voted for by one ballot.
The following gentlemen were the1
elected as said delegates: NJ. B. Soule
g. G. Goodnow, J. b. Churchill, A
Terry and J. d. Roberts.
The following were elected as dele
gates to the Representative convention
to be held ut Heron Lake: Capt. J. W
Smith, G. c. Luckey, J. Cunningham
A. 0. Condo and S. O. Morse.
Ballots were then prepared for Coun
ty Auditor. VIM. AZ. Bear and Charlie
BArrOWs were announced us candidates
On first ballot w. NJ. Bear received 2
votes and Chas. Barrows 10. On me
ton, Mr.. Bear was then made the unan
imous choice of the convention.
| II. d. Humiston for County Treas
urer, 7. G. Bell for Register of Deed
and r. D. Barber for Probate Judge
were declared the choice of the conven
tion by acclamation.
For Sheriff, J. A. Town, II. G.. Ric
land Chas. Bulls were nominated. o.
first ballot j. A. Town received 2
votes, II. g. Rice 6, and Charles BULL
Is. AS "a votes were necessary to
choice, the convention proceeded to
second ballot, which gave Town p
Bulls II and Rice4 J. A. Town wa
then announced us the candidate of til
convention.
For County Surveyor, B. W. Wool
stencroft and Otto Berreau were nomi
mated. Woolstencroft was declared til
nominee Ivy vote of 81 to 4.
For Court Commissioner, II. D. Ban
Der, and for Coroner, J. V. Barlow, wer
declared candidates by reclamation.
For County Commissioner in tn
First District the delegates from tina
district nominated J. n. Westinghouse
On motion, the delegates to the Sena
torial and Representative convention
were. instructed to cast the full vote Q
the county in case of the absence of an
delegates.
On motion, the convention then ad
j0urned sine die.
LITERARY NOTICES.