The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-10-17

Little Horse Creek T. NJ. Herrick.
Granite Canon, A. Gilchrist.
Pine Bluffs, J. H. CouChlin.
Upper Horse Creek, d. S. Swan.
Bard,s ranch, George B. Durham.
H~artville, G. Nylen.
Cheyenne Pass was not represented,
as the gentleman presenting. ere
dentials was a resident of Albany
county.
II. G. Hay read the report of the
committee on permanent organization
and on the order of business.
The committee recommended that
the temporary organization be made a
permanent organization.
AS to the order of business, the COM
mittee recommended the order in
which the candidates should be chosen;
that they should be balloted for; that
a majority be required to nominate,
and hat the rules Of order governing
the legislature Of Wyoming should be
followed by the convention.
The report of the committee was
adopted.
Hugo Donzelman read the report of
the committee on resolutions. The
most important was as follows:
Resolved, That hereafter the qualid-
cations for voting at republican prima-
ries in the city of Cheyenne shall, in
addition to the legal qualifications, be
as follows: Every voter shall register
his or her name in a book kept for that
purpose by the chairman of the county
committee at leas. one week before the
day set for the primary. Said book
shall be open for the inspection of all
republican voters in the city at all
times during usual business hours.
Lists of the registered voters in each
ward, with their residences, shall be
furnished to each ward at their pri-
mary meeting, and no person shall be
allowed to vote whose name does not
appear on said list. At each primary
three judges shall be selected by the
voters, whose decision shall be final on
the question of eligibility. Registra-
tion may be made by any person for
himself or herself, or for Others.
On motion, the chair appointed j. G.
Pratt and j. c. S. Richardson as tell
ers.
On motion, H. Conway was appoint
ed assistant secretary.
The nomination for justices of the
peace:
For Hartville, M. Martin.
Rawhide Buttes, c. H. Atkinson.
Cheyenne Precinct. ]. W..Fisher, w.
F. Leo, John Slaughter.
Hat Creek. John Brewer.
Bard's ranch, j. N, Bard.
Lower Horse creek, j. p. Latsch.
Grand Canon, r. b. Anderson.
Laramie river, j. II. Gordon.
Sand creek, Alex Moorcroft.
Egbert, James Hill.
Jenny's Stockade, j. c.. Spencer.
The secretary was instructed to cast
the ballot for the precincts in which
there vas but one nominee.
For Cheyenne precinct the vote was
follows, 80 votes being cast:
j. w. Fisher. 81
w. +.
John Slaughter. 10
]. w. Fisher and w. F. Lee were
then unanimously declared to be the
of the convention.
The unanimous nominations for con-
stable were as follows
Hartville, NJ. w. Stone.
Hat Greek, VIM. Crabb.
Fort Laramie, H. ]. Newton.
Cheyenne Precinct, P. W. Carroll B.
F. Smalley.
Pine Bluffs, ]. II. CowRin.
Lower Horse Greek, II. ]. Perry.
For superintendent of schools the
following names were placed in nomi-
and received these votes:
A. b. Banks.
ii, S. Hilton.
Q. NJ. Sanders 20
The secretary was directed to cast
the vote Of the convention for the Office
Of coroner for A. c. Rocker.
The convention then nominated for
surveyor @. w. Brown.
W. w. jeffrey, a democrat, was nom
mated for assessor.
For the three county commissioners
the names of A. Gilchrist, Thomas
Swan, G.. w. Hoyt and H. b. Kelly
placed before the convention.
j.. Whipple's name was mentioned,
but MI. Hay withdrew it.
j. H. Durbin WAS also nominated,
but he declined.
The vote was as follows:
Swan
A. Gilchrist &c
II. b. Kelly.
G.. w. Hoyt. 10
Scattering. 3
The nominations of Thomas Swan, A.
Gilcrist and G.. w. Hoyt were made
unanimous.
II. Donzelman nominated for district
attorney G. N. Potter,
On motion of T. j. Fisher, the secre-
tary was instructed to cast the vote of
the convention for Mr.. Potter.
G. w. Corey nominated 1. Bergman
for probate judge and county treasurer,
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