The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-09-10

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8. do ono Sheriff. .r
4. do one Treasurer. a a4
o. do one Assessor. ~.4" Il "A
.. do one Probate Judge.
z. do one Clerk and Recorder.
g. do ono County Commissionei
o. do one supt Pub. Ins.
10. s. do :, ono Coroner. a.@ 5a~ va
The four members of tho Council an
District Attorney to be aominated By th
District Convention composed Of the Dee
Lodge, Missoula and Bea.erhead delega
tions. Respectfully submitted, s .
...4. JOHN CADIGAN, 4a
.. .... na- a Chairman.
On notion of Brown the Report WAS 70
csptsd and Committee di ischargod. rd
Humber from Committee on Permsneo'
Organization. reported For Permansn
Chairman, A. ii. Mitchell for Pernanen
Secretaries, Sylvan Hughes, David Marks
On motion OF Abascai report reoeivsd'
adopted and Committs discharged.
On motion, = Committss consisting Of A,
A. Brown and Oscar Gruwell were appoint
cd and escorted DIR. Mitchell to the Chair.
MIR. Jenkins, the retiring Chairman, intro
ducine him. '''' ."' "' '-'' '.'' p 81 .'.'
The Chairman "Gentisnen Of the Con
vention-I sincerely thank you for the houo'
conferred in calling me to preside over thit
Convention and in rstu-n for the oonfidenoe
rsposed I pledge you will preside with
complets fairness and impartiality."
Roll call was ordered. ''' '.'
On tho name OF Phil. McGovern being
called - IN alternate from Deer
Lodge for Thos. L. Napton he said that
Mr.. Napton had been called away and II
had been agreed that A. e. Mayhev should
be bis Alternate, and moved the Conven-
ton 80 accept him. On the motion being
put 1t was carried and the Chair announced
Mr.. Mayhew admitted ss Alternate. ''' '''
J. W. Ransom then moved that R1bert
NcMinn b. admitted as Delegate from
Silver Bow. McMinn explained that be
understood the meeting was held ut the
regular time, but the credentials were not
made ont until Tuesday. He was absent
ut the time and had not noticed tho error
until ready to come. The motion prevailed
and McMinn was admitted. ~
A motion that the Chair appoint a Sear-
geant-at-arms to keep order prevailed and
Elias Lytls, who protested that he had his
hands full without attempting to keep or
der In Democratic Convention, vas ap-
pointed and took charge Of the unterrifed.
The Chair announced the LIST order Of
business selection OF 35 Dsieg ates to tho
Territorial Conveation.
Brown moved the Chair appoint Com
mittee Of seven to select . lid Delegates.
The motion was put and the Chair deci-
ded the ayes had IL. Beery moved re
consideration. The Chairman protested
against imposing the duty upon him. May
hew suggested that it would require 8 or 4
hours to select by Committee while the
Chair could jodic,ously and expei,tiously
select Is representative men from tho va
rious portions Of the county - their rsla-
tive vote entitled them. Ths object was
to economize time aud II the selection Of
any one did not meet with approval he
would support = reconsideration. s esrs, afs
Rsa objected to the method proposed and
said it would be just ~ well to require .
Chairman to select Delegate to Congress.
The question was called for.
Rea moved to table the motion to rocon-
slider.
The motion was put and lost. IL edit
-Qulglsy again moved tho Chair appoint
the IS Delegates. The question Was put,
and the Chair announced the ayes had 1t,
but asked the Indulgence Of the Conyen-!
tion until later hour to announce the Sc.
lection.
Brown called attention to the fact that
there we're no resolutions offered and moved
q Committee Of Eve be appointed to pre-
pare them. The motion was put and lost.
Mayhem asked indulgence to preface .
motion be wished to make. Il was the
usual proceeding for Conventions to adopt
= series OF resolutions on which the party
was TO stand. and IL was very proper
thing to do. Il was the enuncistiou of the
principles upon which thu ticket was plaosd
before the people and should net b omit
ted. He therefore moved tho appointment
OF . committee Of fve TO prepare said res
olutiors With leave 70 report ut any time
before adjournment, The motion prevailed
and the Chair appointed A. =. Mayhsw,
A. A. Brown, James Shields, William Nc.
Laughlin and r. N. Humber. .ss4 ,ss6af,,
Shields then announced tho Delegate
from American Bar, Francis Birmingham,
who, owing to his stsed having misunder-
stood his mission had failed to carry bis RI
der through. In time, but the latter was
now present with credentials and dc sired
admission. A unanimous expression CON-
ferred the right. 'a'7 '8' ~. ''.7
The Chair snnounced the nomination Of
six members of tho House In order . !.
tQaigley moved the appointment Of .
committee Of five to report selection; car
ried; and ]. r. Quigley, A. Z. Mayhew,
James Shields, John Cadigan and Joaquin
Abascal appointed - committee. ,4a af
/ Recess taken for thirty minutes. II.
DO reassembiing the committee reported
the following #h'fa t3fs
FOR MEMBERS or 1EersLAruRE. l. Hi
We the uu 5srsieosd committee appsinsed
to select six nsmes for members Of the
HOUSE OF Rep, esentativea for Deer Losgs
county beg leAve t. submit the following
names, to-vit: s. 4. III II. ! Il
Stephen DoWolfe. lfe............... !. Do
John w. Eddy. do
Robert Humber. ...................S SaIcy
r..a...gtva II. eNf#8 &Fk# NNMrf#. u~-->x@.~ =
l. Glenn. ..............De DeeTsOWe
A. 8. Higgins. ...... .........Dssr Lodgs
AN or which u hereby snbaiitbsd itigi
- e4I JoHH r. QUIaLE., Chairma..
nsport recsived, adopted, and conmIsssa
discharged. t4lsa7so ss'. @ il"
NOMINATION. FOR sHKRIrr. -
The Chair, ann0uncsd n0ninatso1s fo'
Sheriff In order esa ra+ s#hnr0 Ass1