Daily globe., 1882-10-05

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FoRTY-sEcoND BALLOT.
O'Gorman 80 Olivier. 4
Burke. AS Casey. .........1 l
Before the vote was announced Mr.. o.
O. Cullen, who had voted for Olivier, arose
and desired to change his vote to OGorman.
thus giving Judge O'German the requisite
number Of thirty-one to nominate.
Mr.. P. J. Eagan strsnously objected to
this kind of procedure and he changed
his vote from O'Gorman to Burke, thus
defeating the nomination on this ballot,
Considerable confusion ensued which
was finally quieted BY decision to take
another ballot, which was done with the
following result:
FORTY-THIRD BALLOT.
O'Goman 35; Burke %; Olivier l;
Casey 1.
The announcement of the vote was re-
ceived with loud applause and the nomin-
alton of Judge O'Gorman was made unan-
imous with loud cheers and calls for O'Gor.
man.
Judge OGorman soon made his appear
ance, and as he stepped within the
railing he was greeted with three rousing
cheers. AS soon as he could make his
voice heard, he said that all who knew him
were aware that he could not make
speech. He could however thank his
friends for the work Of favor which they
had conferred upon him in the domination
| which he scarcely expected. He was glad
| of it, however, and if he lived until the day
of election he would use all honorable
means to be elected. loud applause.)
COUNTY AUDITOR.
For this Office Mr.. Werner Ropp nomi-
! mated Prof. T. j. Kerker, and paid him a
high compliment as an honorable and up
right man, and one whose qualifications
admirably fitted him for the discharge of
| the duties of the Office. He moved that
| the nomination be made by reclamation,
| which motion was carried with hurrah.
In. response to loud calls Mr.. Kerker
came forward and in a neat and feeling
speech accepted the nomination, and prom
ised that if elected he would discharge the
duties of the Office to the best of his abili-
ty, and he hoped to the satisfaction of the
tax payers of the county. (Applause.)
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
| For this Office d. L. Curtice, the present
incumbent, was nominated by acclama-
ton.
| JUDGE OF PROBATE
| There was some little struggle over the
candidacy for this Office. The candidates
| placed in nomination were W. B. McGrorty,
Fl. W. Corey, G. NJ. Mccarthy and F. f.
Wilde. The first ballot resulted as fol-
lows:
McGrorty, 26; Corey, "a; Mccarthy, q:
| Wilde, 3.
The name of Mr.. Wilde was Withdrawn
| after the first ballot, and the second stood:
McGrorty, 35; Corey, 10; Mccarthy,
The nomination of Judge McGrorty
was made unanimous.
COUNTY COMMISSION
| There are three county commissioners to
| be elected this fall-two from the city and
one from the country. The city delegates
| selected j. F. Mcintosh and Patrick Norris
and the county precincts nominated Dan
iel OConnor. The only contest was be-
tween Mr.. Norris and John Wagner as one
of the commissioners from the city, and
and the vote stood Norris %; Wagner 1S;
Frank Kelly 1.
| SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS.
! For this Office Mr., E. A. Hendrickson.
the present efficient incumbent of the Of
fee was re-nominated by reclamation.
| Legislative Ticket.
After closing up the above nominations
for county officers the delegates from the
| two senatorial districts and the different
representative districts of the city and
! county, met in separate bodies and made
the following nominations:
SENATORS.
| Upper Senatorial District -. CIV. Griggs.
Lower 4" VIM, Crooks.
REPRESENTATIVES.
| First Ward. George Allen.
Second and Sixth Ward. j. G. Mccarthy.
thirty Ward. %. o. Cullen.
First and Fourth Precincts of
the Fourth Ward. ). .. Chris Stahlman.
Second and Third Precincts of
the Fourth Ward. {. .Chas. E. Flandrau.
Fifth Ward. JAS. Smith, Jr.
County Precincts. ID. A. j. Baker.
The only contest that amounted to any,