The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-10-25
CoUnIy Convention.

which met at the Court House last Satur-
day was called to order at 2 o clock p. m.
by C. X. Zorn, chairman Of the county
committee. Fred. Swenson was elected
chairman and Edward Conway, secretary.
A committee on credentials was appointed,
consisting of Bernard Wilkins, Theodore
Wolf and d. Schneider, who reported the
70 blowing delegates as entitled to seats in
the convention
FIRST District-Schleswig c. r. Zorn,
6 votes), Vim. Sttrnbeck, Anton Schad;
Meeme, Joon Carey. Hubert Simon, John
II. Bohne, Michael Hayes; Eaton, John
R9emer, Fred. Swenson, Peter Weingoetz,
Theodore Wolf; Liberty, j. W. Finch,
Dan. Tracey; RockIand, L. Cooney,
Michael O'Dea; Cato, Thos. Halloran,
Ed. Burke Peter Gerber, Thos. Hpperer;
Franklin, james Mullane G voteS), Mat
thew Reddin.
There were two sets Of delegates from
Maple Grove, where two meetings had
been held, and the committee referred the
question as TO which should be admitted to
the convention. The following who were
sent from the Town Hall meeting, were
approved by the convention: Thos. Man.
gin, John Hickey, Anthony Fritch, Otto
Kruger.
Second District-Cooperstown, Julius
OIp, Joseph Dolinale, John Touhey,
Frank Hardlaka; Gibson, Chas. Stein
becker, Helmuth lander, Jason Pellett;
Mishicott, Julius Linstedt, Joseph Dorme,
Hans Berger, Mex Trossen, August Wag
ner; Two Greeks, Fred. Pfunder, F. A.
Immler; Two Rivers, Ii. Coed ecu, Ii. S.
Fisaben, Thos. Hayes, Nike Malloy, John
Mosler, Felix St. Peter, Robert Schuster,
Bernard Wilkins, Bernhard Rhode, G. W.
Kessman; Kossuth, Z. Elements, John
Entriuger, Frank Bloemmel, Peter Kreiss.
Third District-city of Manit)woc, lst
Ward, Valentine Getsler, j ohm Schreihart,
William Stephan; "a Ward, Edward Con-
way; Sd Ward, Henry Wits, e votes),
Ignatz Stencil, ohm Uoendel; 4th Ward,
j Fischei, Frank Zeman; Town of Mani
towoc, Peter Strader Manitowoc Rapids,
a. Kugler, John Jarr, Anton Stein,
George Mau enest; Newton, Joseph
| Mareck, Fred. Schmtz, Theodore Teitgen
| Henry Warneke; Centrevile, d. Schned-
er, e votes), Joseph Fehrenbach.
The Convention then proceeded to bal
lot for County Superintendent of Schools,
resulting in the unanimous choice of the
present incumbent, ". A. Walker.
| On the Informal ballot for candidate
Clerk of the Circuit Court, Nj. Mahoney
received 10, 4. Braasch lG, Thos. Gallo
| gly 9, H. Buhse Il and Hubert Falge q
The first formal ballot resulted in Ma
honey's receiving 5, Braasch IA, Gailogly
10, Buhse l. and Falge %.
The second showed very little change
giving Mahoney 4, Braasch l3, Gallogly
Is, Buhse 8 and Falgs IS.
At this point Mahonsy's name was with
drawn, AID the third bolot stood Braasct
IL, GaIlogly II, Buhse II and Falge 80.
In the fourth Braasch received ii, al
before, GaiIogIy Is, Buhse II and Falgt
81
In the fifth ballot no one received a ma
, jority, Braasch getting 10, Gallogly IA
Buhse is, aud Falge SO.
10 the sixth ballot, Buhse's supporter
with one exception, were transferred 10 tn
other candidates, and the votes footed VI
% for Braasch, III for Gallogly, and 43 70
Fage which gave him the nomination.
The Chairman then appointed a com
mittee of three, one from each District, a
? County Committee for the ensuing year
consisting of G. r. Zorn, E. Conway, an
i Bernhard Wilkins.
The Convention then adjourned sin
die.