The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-09-03
REPUBLICAN, COUNTY CON-
VENTTON.

credentials, consisting OF j. -. Fowler
of Bristol; DR.. T ID. Ford, of Wilmot
and John Vosburgh, of Randall.
The committee OH credentials re
ported the following delegates
City-First Ward-James Adams
VIM. NJ. Farr, George d. Head. Sec
ond Ward-T. Werye, Emil Senne, D
Harff. Third Ward EnOch YanWie
Joseph Holt. Dan. Head. Fourth
Ward = E. ID. Leonard, Wallace
Mygatt, John Hansen.
Pleasant Prairie Samuel Cropley
III. Rohlfng, VIM. Knight.
Bristol-H. s. Thorp, c. Williams
j. ID. Fowler.
Salem-T. D. Ford, J. NJ. Brown, A
II. McKisson.
| Randall. B. Vosburgh, S. Wing
T. Benedict.
| Wheatland-T Slade, Fred Breuer
E. Brainard.
Brighton-W. S. McVicar, W. V
Gull, E. r. Wilson.
Paris Herman Swartz, w. 0. My
rick, S. A. Crosby.
Somers-Geo. T. Leet, Burr Sim
mons, l.. J. Strong.
The chair appointed as tellers E. r
Wilson and Geo. d. Head.
On motion, the convention proceed
ed to an informal ballot for member OF
assembly, which resulted as follows:
| w. S. Maxwell, 10; 7. Slade, 8; j. b
Vosburgh, 6; G. Williams, 6; III. s
Thorp, / III. b. Hinsdafe, /; blank, 2
The formal ballot resulted as fol
lows: Maxwell, %; L Slade, 4; J. B
Vosburg, 3; c. Williams, 2; H. B
Hinsdale, 2.
On motion, the nomination of w. S
Maxwell was declared unanimous.
The informal ballot for Sheriff re-
suited as follows: III. G. Blackman, g.
T. Werve, 8; J. Irving, 8; j. Tetard.
5; F. Vanderb eek, 3; e. r. Wilson, g.
S. Wing. 5.
First formal ballot for Sheriff: I'll
G. Blackman, 10;<T Werye, 5; J. Try
ing, 8; J. Tetard, 8; T. Vanderbeck, 81
E. r. Wilson, Z; S. Wing, 8. No choice
Second formal ballot for Sheriff
George Hale, 1; Fl. G. Blackman, 13;
r. Werve, s; J. Irving, I; j. Tetard,
o; E. r. Wilson, a; S. Wing, 3. Nc
choice.
Third formal ballot for sheriff: II,
G. Blackman. 10; T. Werve, 1 J. TIE
tard, IS; e. r. Wilson, 8.
On motion, the nomination OF II. G.
Blac kman for Sheriff was declared
unanimous.
The informal ballot for Register OF
Deeds resulted us follows: d. Il. Ben
edict, 81; E. J. Bentley, /; +. w
Beckman, l r. F. Roberts, I; Blank,1.
On motion, d. b. Benedict was de-
clared the unanimous nominee for
Register of Deeds.
The informal ballot for Count.
Clclk resulted as follows: =. G
Timmc, 35; f. J Bentley, l..
On motion, Z. G.. Timme was de-
clarcd the unanimous nominee of thu
convention for County Clerk.
The informal ballot for County
Treasurer resulted us. follows: r. f.
Sutherland, 80; Joseph Holt, 6.
On motion of Joseph Holt, the nom
nation of r. E. Sutherland for County
Treasurer was declared unanimous
Informal ballot for Clerk of the
Court resulted as follows: II. F
Rohlfing, Is; w. A. McKisson, 6; E
NCCiCildilB - -. w. DOChilldlls ~
Blank, 4.
The formal ballot was as follows
III. F. Rohl6ng, 10; w. A .McKisson, s;
F. w. Beckman. 10; Blank, 2.
On motion, the nomination of FL. F.
Rohlling was declared unanimous.
The informal ballot for District At
torney resulted as follows: James
Cavanaugh, II; M. A. Baker, IA; Steb-
bins, /; Blank, 8.
The formal ballot was as follows
James Cavanaugh, %; M. A. Baker
12.
The nomination of James Cavan.
augh was declared unanimous.
Dan. Head was nominated by accla
nation for Coroner, as was Jason Lo-
throp for County Surveyor The chair
appointed as the County Committee
Enoch Van VIE, w. Y. Gull and Geo
d. Head.
Adjourned.