The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-02

ALY AxNE6e
Tie oGlce q Assessor q Silver Bow
Coonty.
o. netiGa ~ 1o0inatiou Of Mr..
0all)et W. m0do uDaDimo0s.
Mr.. 1alllst being called EstuIDea
hi THANKS % The Convention, and
pCo0ised 70 labof - he had always
dsas lba the success Of the whsle
Demeesatjo ticket.
P10DATE JUDGE.
NJ. Calob z. Irvine and NJ. John
II. Curtis were placed In nomination.
The Arst ballot resulted - follows /:
Caleb E. Irvine, IS; John II. Curtis,
| L.
Whole number Of votes cast, n
nseessary to . choice, IS. Mt. Irvine
having received . majority Of oil the
votes cast, was declared the nominee
q the Convention for the Office ol
Probate Judge.
On motion Of Mr.. Bynum the nomi-
nation Of Mr.. Irvine W1s made unani-
mons. Mr.. Irvine not being present;
Judge Waterbury responded to the
call for that gentleman In a brief
speech.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
Mr.. William Kinsslla, Of Melrose,
was placed in nomination.
On motion Of Mr.. Schlessiuger the
nomination Of Nj. Kinsella was made
BY exclamation.
SUP8RINTEND'T OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Mr.. Henry Jacobs nominated Mr..
Joseph II. Harper.
On motion Mr.. Harper was nomi-
mated by exclamation.
SURVEYOR.
On motion Of z. D. Aiken, Mr.. n.
b. Ringeling was unanimously NOM
mated for Surveyor.
C0RoN0R.
DR.. Thompson was declared the
nominee for Coroner by acclama-
ton.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Mr.. John Eddy and Mr.. E. A.
Nichols were nominated ~ candi-
dates for Justices Of the Peace for
Silver Bow Township by acclama-
ton.
Mr., E. r. Owen and Elias Lyle
were nominated on the first ballot.
ROAD sJPERvIsOR.
Thos. Say. z. s. Killgallon, Thos.
Harper, James Larken, were placed
In nomination, The first ballot re-
suited In no choice, On motion Of
Mr.. Henry Jacobs 1t was ordered
that the candidate receiving the
highest number Of votes cast should
he declared the nominee Of this con-
vention for Road Supervisor Of dis
trict No. l. On the second ballot
Mr.. c. g. Killgall0n received the
greatest number of votes cast and
was declared the nominee.
DELEGATES TO TERRITORIAL con
vENTION.
On motion Of Mr.. David Marks, It
vas ordered that the Chair appoint a
committee Of five to select Delegates
to the Territorial Convention, aud to
select the Democratic Central COM
nittee to serve during the next two
yean. The Chair appointed on said
committee, Mcssrs. John Noyes, Jas.
Wright, E. Il. Waterbury, w. ORAL
lon aud w. w. Dixon.
Mr.. Dixon offered the following,
which on motion was adopted:
WHEREAS, No apportionment for
members Of the legislature has yet
been made, and the number Of menu
ber> to which Silver Bow county will
be entitled not yet ascertainesl, there
tore he Il
Rsso!rcd, That when the Conven-
ton :djoarns 1t adjourn subject to 10
called together again by the Chairman
upon notice published In the newspa.
pers Of the county, 1t which time, af-
ter the apportionment IL made ~ the
Chairman may designate, for the pur-
pose Of nominating members of the
Legislature.
On motion the Convention took .
recess Of ~ minutes to enable the
committee to make the selectiOns.
On re-assembliing the committee
made the following report:
Your committee to report names Of
delegates to the Democratic Terri
torial Convention, recommend the
following: Vim. A. Clark, Geo. W.
Stapleton, T.. D. Waterbury, J. H.
Lynch, GeofFrey Lsvellc, Henry &.
Walton, e. b. Houser, David Marks,
Joseph Perrin, Fred Scheuer, Henry
Jacobs, John Cadigan, Chas. Schlcs-
singer, Jerry d. Murphy, Dennis
Driscoll, Thos. Killgallon. J. F.
Kinney, ID. T. Chapman, Jno. s.
ST. ne, b. B. Belcl,er, Daniel Parker,
w. w. Bentley, VIM. Il. Conners.
And the Committee recommend for
members Of the County Central COM
mittee: Lee W. Foster, John McCor.
mick, J. H. B. Foster, Butte; Con
Murphy. Frank Shove!in, Walker
willie; J. W. Pidcock, Melrose; ". o.
Fallon, silver Bow Junction.
All Of which Is respectfully sub
mitted. JonS MOVES,
Chairman.
On motion of Mr.. Scilessingcr, the
report Of the COMMITTEES was adopted
and the committee discharged.
On motion of Mr.. Dixon the dele
gates present at the Territorial Con-
vention were authorized t" east the
full vote Of the delegation.
On motion Of Mr.. W. 4. Clark, the
Con vention rendered u vote Of thanks
to Hon. G. w. Stap'eton for the able
and impartial manner in which he
nnoaido11 nv.eP tl,e deliberations Of the