The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-10-11
The -AnLti-AGOnopolist

ham and Z. "A. Honeywell a commit
tee on credentials.
John Hyslop offered the following
resolution:
Resotred, That a committee Of five
be appointed by the chair for the pur.
pose of reporting resolutions express
ing the sentiment of this convention
in regard to the action of the County
and State Equalization Boards, in the
matter Of personal property assess.
ments in this county.
The resolution was adopted and the
following committee appointed, viz:
j. Hyslop, d. MaXfeld, j. D. Fuller,
d. D. Kimball, and Amos Moulton.
The committee on credentials re-
ported the following:
LIST OF DELEGATES.
Cascade-E. D. Cobb, l.. Cutting, L..
Hrckett. Dover-D. d. Kimball, I.
d. Thompson, E. Beneke. Elmira-
II. II. Heydon, j. G. Laird, c. H..
Cornwell. Eyota-W. Hyslop, 5.
James, R, G. Elliot. Eyota village
l. S. Stevens. Farmington-Amos
Welch, J. Crawford, S. Snow. Haver-
hill-D. Dieter, NJ. Carr, 2. II. Nc.
Govern. High Forest-E. S. Woold-
ridge, NJ. Burns. High Forest vii
lafe-P. \. Honeywell. Kalmar-J.
p. Hogan, l.. Young, F. Postler
Marion-J. Hyslop, +. x. Bell, f.
w. Pitcher. New Haven-C. d. Nye,
f. Linstead, t. c. Farrell. Oronoco
A. Huntsinger, A. Moulton. A.
Brockway. Pleasant Grsve-P. Pat
fridge. W. Johnson, O. H. Page.
Rochester,. Bamber, II. Moulton,
d. Ryan. Rock DELFT. Hanson, C.
Bergan, O. Christopherson. Salem
j. d. Fuller, I. Hines, P. S. Nc.
Laughlin. Viola-Z. I. NeWsha1l,
A. G.. Robinsoa, J. Morrow. City,
lst Ward-R. j. Fitzgerald, NJ. Flick,
O. W. Anderson. City, I'd Ward
J. Clark, a. J. Locke, \. W. Blake
ly. City, Sd Ward-C. w. Baldwin,
NJ. a. Burbank, j. Harrington.
The report of the committee was
adopted.
On motion w. J. Hillard was adj
mitted as a delegate from Byron. NJ.
kepner, and J. II. Evans were also
admitted as delegates from Quincy.
On motion. the convention proceeded
by informal ballot to nominate a can
didate for Treasurer. The chair APP
pointed \. ". Blakely and 2. J.
Mclaughlin as tellers. The result
of the ballot was as follows: Number
Of votes cast, 50, of which number J.
L. Wright received y, \. f. keyes
&c, w. II. White i, D. Maxfeld 3.
The convention then proceeded with
a formal ballot. Number of votes 81;
J. l.. Wright "a, 4. F. Keyes SO.
Mr.. Keyes was declared the nominee
for Treasurer.
The convention proceeded to the
nomination Of candidate for Register
Of Deeds.
Number OF votes 63
Ii. IL. Heydon 80
l.. E. Cowdery 26
Scattering
Mr.. Heydon was declared chosen.
The convention proceeded to an in
formal ballot for Sheriff. with the
following result
Number OF votes co
w Ii. White 80
VIM. Elliott %
Mr.. White was declared the nomi-
nee of the convention.
On the informal ballot for Judge of
Probate, j. W. Fulkerson received 81
votes. Ii. c. Butter, II. On the formal
ballot Judge Fulkerson received AZ
votes; Mr.. Butler II.
An informal ballot was then taken
for Clerk of Court.
On the formal ballot Mr.. Harmon
received Il votes and Mr.. Hillman
IL and the latter was declared chosen.
The vote for County Attorney was
as follows: S..-...G..zs
H. c. Butler II
K. Is. Meyers Is
L. a. Jones
Scattering 2
On formal ballot II. c. Butler
received % votes, r. \. Jones Is.
Mr.. Butler was declared the nominee.
Q. Q. Baldwin was nominated for
Court Commissioner, by reclamation.
y ballot was taken for County
Surveyor, and % votes were cast, of
which number e. C. Brymidson
received n and was declared duly
chosen.
e. W. Nichols was nominated by
acclamation for Coroner.
The chair was authorized to appoint
a County Central Committee TO be
announced hereafter. On motion the
County Convention adjourned.
DISTRICT CONVENTION.
The Tenth Senatorial District Con-
ventlon assembled Immediately after
the adjournment Of the County con-
vention. for the purpose of nomina-
ting a legislative ticket.
NJ. A. Burbank was chosen chairman
and \. ". Blakely secretary Of the
convention.
On motion of Z. D. Cobb, of
Cascade, DR.. II. Galloway was nomi-
mated by acclamation for Representa-
tive.
Several names were proposed as
candidates for Representatives, but
they declined or were not found
acceptable. At length the name of
James Button was presented. and he
was unanimously nominated for the
position of Representative.
The convention then adjourned.