The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-09-28


Clark, Frank Cole, II. r. Titus Chas. +.
Granger.
Powells-Aaron Robbins.
Darby-T.C. Marks, A. r. Head, IL.
Coombs.
Ohio-E. Light, Sam Hamilton, Geo.
Hawley, l.. G.. Denton.
Washington-Chas. Benton, D. G..
Denton, Ed. Nelson.
Falun-Eric Forsse, Gust Johnson,
j. F0rssc, John Olean.
West Smolen-J. NJ Danielson, c. j.
Broden; J. W. Peterson.
East Smolan-Henry Miller, James
F. Bacon, Andrew Johnson, Swan Beng
ston.
Liberty-D. J. Crossan, James Hend-
erson, c. Swanson, Royal Lampkin,
Ben. Morelam.
Eureka-T. d. W. Manchester, J. G..
McQuary, w. IL. Amos.
Gypsum-Henry r. Stage, E. Mer-
ring.
Waddells-O. G.. Blair, J. II, Taylor,
Temp Elliott.
Dist. No. Oh. Parmentr, Jr., J. G..
Slower.
Dist. No. ia. p. Collins.
The report was received and adopted.
James Chace, chairman Of the COM
mittee on permanent organization, re-
ported the names of G. E. Granger for
Permanent Chairman, and ID. j. Cros-
sen for Secretary. Adopted.
+. GoodnOw, from the committee on
order Of business, reported the follow
ing order: Election of Delegates to the
Judicial and Senatorial conventions
nomination of county officers: Repre-
sentative, Probate Judge, Clerk OF Dis
trict Court, County Attorney, and Su-
perintcndcnt of Public instruction. Re-
port adopted.
On motion, committee OF three from
each commissioner district was appoint
ed to select list of delegates TO the Ju-
dicial convention at Ellsworth and the
Senatorial convention at Lndsburg.
The Chair appointed A. l.. Wlckham,
II. ID. Baker, Jas. Chace from the LIST
Dict; A. G. Waite, J. III. Taylor, J. e..
NJ Quary,-2nd Dist; B. r. Titus, E.
Robins, l.. G. Dcnton,-3d Dist.
The committee reported the follow.
ing: Delegates to the Judicial Conven-
tion-C. A. Hitler, G.. f. Faulkner, c.
l.. HGssey, T. J. Going, f. Kingman.
n. Peterson, J. G. McQuary, G. IL. Ben
ten, A. Robbins, G.. Il. Granger. Dele
gates to the Senatorial Conventional
III. Bishop, L. L.. Bond, J. Chace, Ii. ID.
Baker, w. b. Flanders, A. &. Wait, Jas.
Smith, Temp. Elliot, J. Weaver, w. b..
Townsend, A. r. Head E. Light, Il. r.
Titus, J. S. Baker, f. Forssc.
Report adopted and the delegates to
the Judicial convention were instructed
to use all honorable means TO secure the
nomination off. IL. Prescott tor Judge
and delegates to the Senatorial conven-
ton were instructed to use all honorable
means to secure the nomination oil NJ. ID.
Sampson for state Senator.
The following alternates were elected:
Judicial-W b Scholl. A G. Sloan, G. &
Prescott, Ii r Stagg, V b Martin, IL ii
Sudcndorf, Jeff Mccarthy, J o Hanford.
Frank Goodnow. Senatorial-T Go
ing, T G Marks, L G Denton, G e Gran
ger. VIM Berg, G. w Banks, w b SchoIl,
'Opt"oN, 4f VI III Ilar-
riSon, Il E Swanson, l. E Sampson, S
NJ Hamilton, Freeman Kingman, A Nc
Pnail.
1t was moved and carried that dele
gates vote UlUd uOce.
ID. Il. Fuller, G.. f.. Faulkner, J. G.
Mohler, j. B. GROCER and G.. Il. Under
wood were put in nomination for Repre-
sentative, and j. G.. Mohler was nomi-
mated on the third ballot.
August Bondi and Il. ID. W. Manches-
ter were put in nomination for Probate
Judge. August Bondi receiving q ma
jority, his nomination was made unani-
nous.
Nes Peterson and L. ID. w. Manches
ter were put in nominated for Clerk of
District Court. Mr.. Manchester with
drew his name and Nels Peterson was
nominated by reclamation.
J. Weaver, ID. /. Miner and l.. G.. Den
ton were put in nomination for Superin-
tcndent of Public Instruction. l.. q.
Denton received a majority, and his
nomination was made unanimous.
John Foster was nominated for Coun-
ty Attorney by reclamation.
On motion the Chair was instructed
TO appoint one from each township as
mem bers of the Central Committee.
Adjourned. C.. f. GRANGER,
ID. J, CRoSsAN, Sec'y. Chairman.