The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-07-24

KENOsHA, Wis. JULY "a 1879:

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y 9Th Senatorial District Convention
met at Elkhorn Friday July 18th
.A#1I 1879. Convention called TO order at
u IL o'clock, by E. d. Coe, Chairman Of
Committee. DIR. Reynolds, of Geneva,
4 d was elected chairn1ans anhW. H. Nor
/ gisbn, Secretary On motion . com
= 1nittee Of three on Credentials wereap-
pointed, consisting Of Willis. Cbe and
Stafford. On motion Convention took
asa "a recess until half-past 4 o'clock. Con-
....I yention was called to order at, 80
o'clock, Committee on Credentials
539 reported and requested that JILL.
2o Bridgenlan of Kenosha, be! allowed to
.g@o. cast the full vote (12) of Kenosha Go:
Report of committee was adopted.
a.' Meadows, of Lyons, moved that that
w. part of the report Of committee relat-
ing to Kenosha county be reclnded.
.r ..a Seconded and carried Moved that T.
II. Bridgeman be allowed to least 70
votes for Kenosna County, OF inapro-
49,. portion to, representation now present
from Walworth county. Carried. On
PIX motion the names Of Messrs. Coe
and Stafford Of Walvorth were put in
nomination as delegates to- State Con
.,.. yention. .-.m.3- Va grft3 ''"'
.,,s Whole number Of votes cast in con-
,yention was IS, of which Mra Coe re-
'a.. ceived rs, and Stafford H. j. III. Bridge
~ man Of Kenosha county was named,
y,a and unanimously, elected. "a resolu-
ii ltion was then offered, endorsing,the
. present State officers Not more than
5Il5f3 three vot in favor of said resolu-
4a.s ton Convention then djourned. 80 =
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The History OF Racine and Kenosha
Counties, published by thea Western
Historical Company, is before u.s. and
after due examihation,We unhes itating-
<ly pronounce it a most valuable and
complete work. The publishers, have
fulfilled their promises and furnished a
volume rich in historical interest, far
exceeding cur expectations We feel
/. proud of the work. The vail able char
>acter of such a history as has been pro-
duced, is almost beyond estimate" The
gentlemen have done their work here
in thorough and faithful manner.
We heartily commend them to tile
. n confidence and 3enconras cement Of the
citizens of other counties II II, 5lra e @5
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sa4s.s. "a The Republican County Convention
'yasA met at the Court House ON Thursday,
... ,3'F J1ly 18th, for the purpose Of nominat-
ing delegates to the STATE Convention,
7 / to be held at Madison July 23do1sE9.
/ The Conventions was called TO order by
J. II. Bridgeman, and on mdtion 8 8 r 4.
Stebbins was chosen CHARM an and }.
~ il. Bridgeman Secretary a7 a.4 ! >
IA s@3 VA On notion the names Of HON. j.; "
IS Quarles and Hon r: Simmons were
.ss 3.5. put in nomination, and were unaihlii-'
= Z mouslyelected delegates to the State
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fk Convention adjourned. gog , s. NOME :,
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