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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-10-24
BrownSdale Sons.


Editor Transcript:
At the regular meeting of the Red
Rock Division, No. 70, of the Sons Of
Temperance, held in Brownsdale, Satur.
day evening, October 10, the following
resolution was passed unanimously:
Resolued, That a. consistent Sons Of Tenn
perance, We will not, in the coming election,
vote for, or sustain, for any once, any candt-
Of lntemperate habits, or who gives counte.
nance and support to the liquor trafac; and
We invite the cooperation and action OF all
temperance organizations in Mower county to
the same end. e~.. .,..y-.- -.
Our Division numbers about one hun.
dred and fifty members, and the above
resolution, on our part, is not mere bun
combe, but will be remembered and acted
upon at the polls. We believe that the
Official corruption Of the present period
10 very largely due to the Incorporate
habits of those whom we have top often
elected to official stations. Let every one
who loves his country, and who would
stay the tide which threatens to overwhelm
and ruin it, be careful 10 inquire % to the
character of the candidate, before casting
the trrevocable ballot, which 10 more
dangerous 10 our liberties than leaden
bullets, If not properly directed.
. 10. ~ A. ]. HuNT, W. p.
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ROSE ca EEK,

business is quiet, very quiet.
Mick Snyder hos cary young visi'
tor at his house that In all probability
will stay several years with HIM.
The Reform Club was not dead, only
a case Of suspended animation. At the
last meeting NJ. B. Slocum was elected
President. Mrs. d. McTav,sh Vice. Presi-
dent The other officers named I did
not learn.
During the thunder storm last week,
the lightning played queer pranks along
the telegraph wires, aud ended BY so.ne
tricks il the Office which showed that
the distant electricsi element would not
make healthy bed fellow.
The ne " Methodist minister preach
), last Sunday AMI was liked by all. Hu
l. clear AID torcihle speaker, aud your
hearing is in no danger Ut being injured
by the m"m' n'um Of his "rat"ry % Up
on the whole he left a Gerry favorable im
preston.
A new bridge has been put in by MIR
Tubs ut Austin. ives. Of town, across
Rose Creek. Ii is a good, substantial
structure. Tue c.tiZcns of the town turn
ed GU, Thursday and graded up the road
to the bridge, and We nnw say, bring ON
your floods.
Yes, we have been there This TINT
| - hxll M tl,o 21I,o..n
school house, about four miles from town
We are much wiser than we were, too
Arrived at the place Of operations, we
found quite number already there
Soon a restless, anxious looking man ar
rived, and then there was commotiOn-
such mysterious whispers, and such con
fidential talks. and such hurrying to and
fro, with that little team If ponies, made
ME think maybe he was a bandit gather
ing up his band for plumber. I asked
one who stood by who he was, and found
to my relief that he was--Only candi
date for Sheriff.! Well, that ,oas relief
for I had seen some Is or 20 candidate!
before, and knew some Of them TO be nic'
men. On account of the number O
Democrats and boys present, the meet nj
was held illegal by a majority of tn
committee, and another caucus was helc
at Rose Creek, Oct. 81. Therefore, Their
will be two sets of delegates appear al
the convention ut LIE Roy Tuesday. The
committee on credentials are the proper
ones to decide, therefore. I refrain from
observation. UNCLE CYRUS.
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After the second ballot, DR.. Hollister
withdrew; after the third ballot, Senator
Smith withdrew; andafler the last ballot,
amid cheers and enthusiasm, W. II. Off,
GERS nomination was made unanimous.
The Representatives we're then nomi'
mated by reclamation. J. D. Aliens
nomination carried BY nearly unanimous
vote, and Jas. F. Goodsell's nomln alton
carried without dissenting voice.
The following nominations tor Shriev'
atty were then made: II. B. Corey, AL.
Ian Mollison. Burr Maxwell. r. O. Hall.
The ballot resulted a. follows:
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DEXTER.

-Tan Hook, the great cattle htrier
passed through town q short time ago
with eleven hundred head of cattle
which lie pastured during the summer
on the unsettled prairie Of Dakota.
Business very dull. Farmers are
busy threshing and blowing. No. more
than one-quarter of the grain raised in
this vicinity has been threshed. The
ricks of loose grain are badly damaged
by wind and rain.
The Dexter correspondent, who wrote
the item in the Republican of last week
and named it q "Falseho0d Exposed,
seems to have been hit hard in the Dex
ter items Of week before last. Doubtless
he was afraid Dunnell would see thai
item, and in his righteous Indignation
cut off his Uhe Republican correspcn
dent's) official head. II looks to US com
mon mortals, as though K is trying t.
serve two masters. In attempting to ex
pose what was no falseh"od, he has di'
rectiy implied one. The item referred to
was true in every particular, and he has
exposed nothing but the wonderful fac
ulty he and his party have of manipu
lating the truth to. suit themselves. Nc
more Of his insane rawlings will be no
'!crd by the Dexter correspondent of the
TRANSCRIPT. D.
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COuNcll Notes,

Bid Of D, j. Tubbs, at the special
meeting ON Monday evening, tor repair
ing abutmentssnf Water street bridge, q,
$15 per square yard, accepted, the work
20 be con, rleted IN two weeks
The purchase Of Elk T ra Is from the
railroad company, Cor the ends Of the
bridge to res, upon, was ordered.
The offices Of aldermen Yates If the
1st Ward. and Reinsmith Of the 2.l, were
declared vacant, and \ special election Ia
All the vacancies, was ordered for Nov
XIII
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-10-24

A. Boz TIcxLKD TO DEATH.-Great ex.
citsnentl 4 "a W, . stranger q town,
having just arrived % the evening train,
sat down 70 tea to one or our hotels and
being ifearfully hungry the nrst thing he
saw was . buscnit and he Vas 90 pleased
that he went into convulsions, and al
this caused b. using Smiths 9alsfatus
made ~ the new process, always full
weight and Il stronger than ~ other. J.
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The chairman appointed W. II. Mer.
rick, ]. NJ. Patch and J. NJ. Wyckof, as
the county central committee.
Adjourned.
After the adjournment, several of tn 6
old wheelhorses OF the genuine Democ-
racy met and DECIDED TO hold straight
Democratic convention, at the court
house, at 2 o'clock on Saturday afternoon
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-10-24

Alter the first ballot, Sheriff Hall
mounted chair, and in = manly, honor
able and very neat speect, thanked the
convention for past kindnesses, and with
drew his name amid cheers for his gen.
er0us action.
A motion to declare tho frat ballot
formal, and make Corey's nomination
unanimous, was lost, and the second bal.
lot was then had with the above result,
when the nomination was made unani.
nous.
The ballotlng for Auditor then pro.
ceeded with the following result:
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LA CROSSE, Wis.,, Oct. 18th, 1878.
Editors Transcript:

Editors Transcript:
GENTLEMEN:-Will you allow me a
small space in your paper. lam inform.
ed that statement has been published In
the Mo,oer County Republican, to the eff
feet that was removed from the r. NJ.
S. at the requst of Mr.. Dunnell, or that
he was instrumental in my removal. be.
cause I was friendly to Judge Page. That
statement I know 10 be untrue. Mr..
Dunnell knew nothing about it, until he
was called upon by tho P. o. depart.
ment to recommend some one to oil
the vacancy. Mr.. D. is aaoe, and long
has been, a warm. personal friend Of
mine. and he was a. much surprised az
were my many friends in Mower county,
At my retirement. In justice to him, and
to correct a false impression, I reques,
you to publish this. and you will much
oblige, Yours truly,
B r. LANawoRTHY.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-10-24
CITY AND VICINITY.
Hon. NJ. H. Du nncll viii speak

Hon. NJ. H. Dunncl viii speak
On the afternoon Of Mnndsv, Oct %, al
the Dean school house, in Frankfort; and
on the evening Of same day ut Centre
school house, in Racine. Turn out and
hear him. Get him up \ big crowd.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-10-24

Alter the declaring Of the informal bal.
lot, II was moved % make stanley's nomi.
nation unanimous, but the motion lost.
On the second ballot thirteen votes
changed, with the result above given.
Vans nomination VA Afterwards made
|unauimous.
During Tho counting, q the bsllot for
Register, q abortiye attsmpt VA made
Is divide lhs house on g. i. oameson's
no1nination ne Probate Judge. Tho tel.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-10-24

A Bus1NEss education saves many
thousand times its cost; get one ct La
Crosse College. "a@F. {~#:3J
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-10-24
kitchen fire.

Tue fronts Of the meat shops have
been further beautitied by granting and
panel work. Billy Williams signature
udorns the work.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-10-24

THE loving wife now rises from her
dewy couch, tucks the clothes in round
her husbands back, and ignitc' the
kitchen fire.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-10-24

NV dress goods ID great variety; ian.
q, good, Ane wooded, durable hosiery,
&C Hall q Vests. va 81 ss IL MI a.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-10-24

An unpleasant passenger In Z street car
Is crying baby. Insuch cases DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup should be. given to the little
sufferer TO ease its troubles. Is cents .
bottle. Il
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-10-24

TH1RTY-THREE years have passed since
the introduction of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup, and it still stands unrivalled.
Price, rs cents; five bottles 81. - :%"
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-10-24

THE ladies social of the Universalist
church will meet at the residence Of the
pastor, next Tuesday evening. All are
invited
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-10-24
TsaeheFs' Asseeiasion-Reguls N1eetinS
at Austin High school room, Satur- J.
day, N0v0naber o-l0s3o 4. ~.
PROGRAMME.

PROGRAMME. sET
10:ao-0penins exercises. u. ..- ..s
10Ab-Repo9t Of Secretary on Membership,
Onloers, Committees, to. : 3"s .
u-Arithmetic. Drill on Notation, Numer.
alton and Subtraction; 3. Bigelow. @er~@
11-ReCeoG.
1:16-Ron call.
1:1oReading CASA. II. Welles.
3-Language Lesson-J. n. Leo.
3:l0Hecooo. " RI
2:60EOTtho0Isphy.
S:10-EleznentaEy Geography.
3:3oQuestjon box.
3:l6-Pru0Iaanmef for next meeting.
On consultation the szscutivs commit.
tee have determined 70 make the opening
meeting ! ,soykja0 school. Every teacher
who can reach the meeting, i cordially
invited 70 attend regardless Of county
lines.
By order Of Executive Committee.
=. II. LEE, Chairman.
County papers please copy.
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HOUSE 10 rent, Of i've rooms, on Vino
M street, adjoining Judge Aliens. Ap-
ply to B. Mason. z US ss
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YHETRANSCRJPT
AUSTIN, MINNESOTA:
THURSDAY MORNING, OCT. "A, 1878.
Railroad Timo-Tables.

CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE ST. PAUL.
Trains arrive at and depart from Austin as
follows: (2OinG East Going North.
~, . o lO:57 AN. ar. l'lOP.M. ar.
Lay N"AI y russ IL - AN. de. rs Pm. de.
.c / 3:22 AN. ar. II 30 pm. ar.
Se'Louis N1en' HA' ( $3.50 AN. de. l2:iE AN. de.
Mason City Pass. n:l5 AN. ar. HISS AN. de.
SOUTHERN MINNESOTA.
Trains arrive at nd depart from Austin
Junction (Ramsey) rs follows:
Going East Going West.
PassenRer and Mail, lO:4OAM las Pm.
Freight, Il Pm. 6:lO Pm.
UJ. w. Strong's Omnibuses run between
Austin and Ramsey in connection with all pas
senEer trains.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
Trains arrive at and depart from Mona &C.,
NJ. St. P. Junction. as follows:
Arrive Depart.
Mail and Express, 6:lOP.A. lsS Pm.
Passenger, 1:W AN. 4""P.N'
Trains pass Plymouth C.. NJ. & St. p. juno
tion) as follows: Going No11h. Going South.
Passenger, 6:SS AM lHS IN
Passenger, 4:45 Pm. u:D F.N'
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iers' report broke in upon it and the di
vision of the house died still'born.
The vote IL nominate Probate Judge by
reclamation was then rcscinded, and bal.
lots had with tho following result:
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-10-24

G1sxAu1ow1 worstsds and xsphyrs u
Shaded lots. Flannsls, beavers and wool.
|sn goods for the winter, IL q Hall 4
Vests.
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LANSING.


Items are rather scarce. Nothing
plenty hut candidates for Office; they are
thick enough, and free cigars are plenty
when we catch candidates about. So
many would bewiIiing servants of the
people, makes one feel that the country is
not yet wholly lost.
Last Friday night, Prof: Powers, IF
Fillmore comfy, go' up and spoke his
piece. Did it very we'll, considering he
had a very bad cold: ana this being
temperance town, lie could get nothing to
lubricate the inner lining of his throat
with, consequently it was hard work for
him to get under good Roadway. His
main reason for the stand he takes, seems
to be: He had fight in a Republican
convention, and having got whipped out,
concluded the party was corrupt; and, as
he cant live in an impure party, he must
put it down at all hazards.
Farmers still look blue, but say when
greenbacks are again plenty, they will
pay all they owe (if they can get hold of
them).
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1lOO. 900 to Loan

3100,O0 to Loan
On improved farms, on long time, and at Low
rate Of interest, at bank Of Lanesboro, Lanes
boro, MINI. &c. EAsToN, Agent.
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GEO. CoRNEvEAUx grew a Swedish
turnip. which weighed Is lbs, with top
over feet high-presented it to the
TRANscR1pr-a very appropriate present.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-10-24

PERsoNAL-Mr. Higgs, highly re,
spected citizen OF Winona, and The faith
er of large family IF children grown,
Of which Mrs. Judson Of this city, and
Mrs. N P. Austin, are membe rs, died on
Friday morning last, at his home. Mrs.
Judson, being at La Crosse when he was
taken sick, was soon at his bedside, car
ing for him tenderly. The wife of Mr..
Higgs being absent at the east, Mrs
Judson's presence must have been truly
gratifying 20 all OF the family circle. We
understand Mrs. Judson is about to
leave Austin and take up her residence
in La Crosse, which We regret. She Is a
noble woman, and Austin will miss her
Mr.. A. J. B. Abbey was IN the city
last week. He and Mr.. Greenman have
dissolved partnership, the latter continu
ing to conduct the Austin work. Mr.
Abbey has been appointed to the respon
sible position of Special Agent for I'LL
nois, for the Continental Insurance Co.
We had the pleasure Of meeting the
Grand Medow News man, Mr.. John Dun
levy, at the LIE Roy convention. We had
thereto felt anxiety for the Grand Mea
bowers, but since seeing Mr.. Dunlevy, w
are convinced that he can care for Their
journalistic welfare.
Our good friend, Ormanzo Allen, ii
expected home from California by No
vember 1st, and Mrs. A. says he will re
main in Austin curing the wintcr-and
we hope permanently. g.
Jos. Schwan has q store, 22x4O fee
at Granite Falls. and has recently stock
ed it with new goods. Mr.. A. ]. stude
man takes charge OF it. Mrs. Studema1
has gone to Ohio. ~
Levy has gone to Fergns Falls, and
opened clothing store, leaving his busl
ness here in charge of Chris. johnson.
Hon. ]. 8. Irgens was at the LIE Roy
convention working like q good fellow
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-10-24

LAD1Es' ties, and silk handkerchiefs In
lates, tints aud shades ct Hall q Vests.
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Elms and Bowers withdrew after the
first ballot, and sfler the second, Olberg's
nomination waS made unanimous.
The vote for Register Of Deeds was
then had with the folio wing result:
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Teachcrs' Institute.

The Institute, conducted by Prof
Tuttlp, last week. in this citv, was attend
ed h, ahnnt so ,enchers. The ci'izrns
Of the town We're not present t" any
crowded extent, bnt some were quite reg
uln- IN ate dance. The exercises con-
sisted If select reading anil determinations,
classes in grammar, Arithmetic and writ
ing. Miss Powers conducted classes in
primary work, Prof Stevens in groera.
phv and history. On Wednesday night
in the Methodist church. the literary ex
ercises consisted Of an essay BY Miss
Ella Chandler, defamation hv F. A.
Sebring, select reading Ivy Miss Laura
Englc, recitation bv Prof S'ocum, and 4
lecture, "Heat and Ventilation" by Prof
Bigelow
On Friday there were selections by
Frank Day and Miss Mary Powers. q
very fine lecture by Prof. Stevens of Ii
Roy. entitled 1.-The Rights Vt Children
a defamation by Mr.. Sehring and aread
ing by Mrs. Stevens. The lecture wa.
particularly entertaining and Instructive
and We are certain made very favorabl.
impression on all. The new thought:
which 1t contains. are told in a pleasing
and apt manner. They who missed thi!
missed a treat.
The music furnished by choir Of ou1
home talent, was all that could BE- desir
ed. Austin is better off in point of mnsi
cal ability than in any other one feature
We think. Altogether, We feel that thu
thanks of Austin are due Prof futile
his corps Of teachers and they who came
from abroad, for their efforts to make thu
Institute the success it was
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READ Cheap Chartey's new "al."
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LAST Wednesday when the Pioneer.
Press brought the news TO Austin, OF the
triumph by Lafayette French over Page,
1t was a spontaneous thought Of many
citizens to give him "surprisc party
French was inveiglcd up town and when
he got home he found his house full of
friends. The brass band make good
crowd in themselves. There was a feast
of refreshments and flow Of SOIL, and at
the last the mayor was called upon IN be
half of the assembled friends to cOngratu.
late Mr.. and Mrs. French, which he did
In a pleasant little speech. Mr.. French
then responded, and attempted to express
his gratitude for his success, and spoke
specially Ut the keen hu".iliasiea he had
suffered in being disgraced for time he
fore the people he wished faithfully {"
serve, and Of his consequent gratitude 70"
stood fast in his dark days would never
be forgotten by himself nor Mrs. French,
and no further i'll treatment, even OF him
self, would ettace from their minds the
gratitude he fel: toward them. That Mr..
and Mrs. French appreciated the kind
feelings Of their fr:cnds was apparent by
!heir conduct, and with many earnest In.
vi,at;ons to Call again separately and indi
vidually, the company left the now happy
home.
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! Two yokes ofgood cattle for sale cheap
for cash. MRs, G. A. MrTcHEIL
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THERE will be no sale of school lands
in this county on Saturday. There are
only q few persons who are behind in
payment of interest, anu this being a
hard year. the Land Commissioner has
decided TO give them little more time
before re. Offering their lands for sale.
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WATCH out for fires. The wind is
high, wood is dry, winter Is nigh; and
five cents worth OF wire gauze fastened
over the mouth of the stove draft, will
keep the sparks from firing the carpets.
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from abroad, for their efforts to make the
Institute the success it was.
taucuses.
The caucuses Of the First Ward Re
publicans, met in Jones' Hall, last FRI
day night, and organized with A. W.
Kimball as chairman, and H. W. Elms
Secretary. The following delegates were
chosen: Geo. f. Wilbour, A. w. Kim
ball, H. w. EIms, D. H. Stimson DR..
Strock, Ferd Kirchof and DIR. J. N
Wheat. The Ward committee Tor the
coming year is composed Of Messrs
Stimson, W,lbour and Elms. The eau
Gus then tremendously adjourned. From
the moment the chairman finished read.
ing the call, at the opening of the meet
ing, Uncle Mansfield begun making a
speech, and continued, as near as we can
learn, throughout the entire meeting. M
one paid any attention to him. (he was
just getting off his usual remarks abou,
paying taxes) and motions were put and
business concluded, Notwithstanding this
little disturbance
The Republicans Of the Second Ward
met in the cour: house, Saturday evening,
D. B. johnson Jr, was made chairman,
and Lafayette French secretary. The
following delegates were chosen: Mayor
VanV a}kenburgh, Mcssrs. G.. Schleuder,
r. I. Smith. r O Hall, o.oar Ayrss
Herman GUM, Lafayette French.
Moved and carried. that each delegate
who was unable t" attend, might appoint
his substitute. Ward committee appoint
ed for the coming year, is composed ut
Messrs. r. 0. Hall, Lafayette French,
and DR.. H"llistcr.
Mayor VanValkenburgh then moved
that the caucus proceed to nominate Il
candidate tor Alderman in the Second
War After some debate, the MOTION
prevailed. and A. P. kirkland and E g.
Dorr were dominated. Before the result!
Va thC OdllO' Was NCCId'CN, OECICthIF
French moved that they proceed to a
sec@nd ballot, alleging fraud. French
made no imputations on the te!lers, nor
would ne tell Of what nature the fraud
was, but seemed to know what he was
speaking of. After some parliamentary
filibustering, the like of which Caleb
Cushing never saw, and after the result
was once declared by the chair, the bal
lot soos rescinded By cote, and before an.
other motion looking to nomination
could be got through, a motion to adjourn
prevailed, in face of the protestations of
CUM, that motion to adjourn was GU,
of order! 1t was we'll for q caucus call.
ed to nominate delegates to q county
convention has no more right to nomi.
nate for city of1cers-unless proper NO.
tice is given in the call-thau the mem.
bers Of the Baptist church have to sup.
ply the Methodist pulpit.
The Third Ward caucus organized with
Harvey Allen in the chair, and chose as
delegates, Messrs. Harvey Allen. Frank
Clay, G. C. Kinsman. We could ge
no detailed report of this caucus-but by
their fruits we shall know Them"
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U8Ue, ny tUS 0JccUUoShSlSs pSOSluuk AAo
Democrats would nominated. M. Wyckoff
for Auditor. THIS was accepted by the
convention as satisfactory.
DR.. O. w. Gibson, of Austin, was then
nominated for Senator by the following
vote: o. w. Gibson IS, o. w. Case 2,
Thomas Gibson I.
Thomas Gibson received the nomina-
ton for Representative on the Sd ballot.
let ballot-Gibson, Is; F. J. Rooney, IL;
D. Williams, 10. I'd ballot-Gibson, 10;
Rooney, 10; Williams, Q. Sd ballot
Gibson, FL; Rooney, 10; Thomas Smith, 2.
A. E. Cox was nominated for Sheriff
on the Sd ballot: LIST ballot-A. E. Cox,
IL; Tom. Riley, 10; A. Friedrich, 9;
Christie, 8; Fairbanks, l. I'd ballot
Cox, II: Riley, .; Friedrich, Z; Christie,
9. Sd ballot-Cox, 20; Riley, 10; Fried.
rich, /. =s.~ @.zs.s i.
]. N. Wyck"f was unanimously noml.
mated for County Auditor. II y.
D. B. Smith was nominated for Judge
Of Probate on the Sd ballot: lot ballot
q. II. Cameron, ~; O. ". Case, II; D.
B. Smith. IL; a. Christie, 2. Cd ballot-
Smith, II; Cameron. n; Casa 9. d
ballot Smith, 81; Case, I. After the I'd
ballot, Uamero Withdrew his nsme q :
candidate.
On motion, Il was voted 10 hold the
next convention q Dexter.
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