Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-10-07


tee recommended the adoption of the
rules of the House of Delegates for
the government of the convention 30
far as applicable; that each district
cast one vote, and that the election OF
congressional delegates take place
first, the Judicial second. The list
below comprises the names Of those
entitled to seats in the convention
District Ne. ii. T. Mcknight, William
McCulley, H. Shrcliff, B. d. Shipley,
Thomas Sweeney.
No. 2-Charles Stallings, l.. Crabtree,
Joseph Muse, G. Showacre, VIM. Foley
No. 8-James Wilson, James Wilson,
Thos McElfsh, M. Perrin, Jerry Wilson.
No &c. J. Elliott, j. H. Ways, A.
Wilson, Jos, Albaugh, Thomas Connel.
No. &c. P. Hast, II Healber, ]. Veg
man, II. Fochtman. ]. G. Flurshutz, per
John Riehl, proxy.
No. 6-Wm, o. Sprigg, VIM. E. Weber,
W. T. Coleman, James A. McHenry, F. X.
RosswoIm.
No. Morgan Stotler, JAS w. Wilson,
G. M. Rawlings. VIM. Cessna, f. Cresap
No. S-Joshua Right, DR.. ]. b. Miller,
G. w. Sheetz, j. S. Fazenbaker, Samuel
A. Bradley
No. 9-Charles Miller, Thos Cannon, o.
G. Barchus, Jos. Manning, NJ. Naughton.
No. 10-John O'Hanley, P. Mullen, +.
Powers, j. Q. Douglas, James Reynolds
No 11-Andrew Carney, J. B. Oder
John Wambach.
No. 12--Michael Cronley, Thos Mcclure
]. ]. Arnold, T. NJ. Barrett, George w.
Kreitzberg.
No. 13-Thomas Malloy, P. Callahan,
John Briscoe, II. Ewalt, r. O'Neill, ST.
No. 14-Edward Mulvaney, L. Lintner,
J. s. Craigcn, per T. L. Gender, proxy, T.
L. Gender, Thomas Cunning
No. 15-John Ryan, ST., r. Mooney, p.
Barry, p Gill, II. Apple.
Permanent officers were recommend
ed as follows:
Prssideat-Edward Mulyaney.
Nice-Pres;dents-One from each district
Secretary-George w. Sheet
Some discussion ensued over an Of
fer to substitute a minority report re.
lating only to the order of electing
delegates. Tbs report as read was,
however, adopted.
The convention proceeded to the
election of five delegates to the con-
gresslonal convention, the names and
numbers below indicating those placed
in nomination and the vote pollsd:
Alexander King of No 4, Cumberland
10 districts.
J. B. Oder, of No. II, Frostburg-11.
William ID. Weber, of No. 6, Cumberland
ii.
Dr. j. B. Miller, of No. s, Westernport
%.
George II. Arnold, of No. 10, Frostburg
%
Daniel Webster, of No. IA, Cumberland
%.
Patrick Callahan, of No. 10, Mt. Savage
4
Thomas McElfsh, of No. 8, Flintstonc-
John OHanley, of No. 10, Lonaconing-
H. Y. ROss~Orm, of No. 6, Cumberland
3.
Messrs. King, Oder, Weber, Miller
and Arnold were DECLARED elected.
Nominations for delegates to jude
ial convention and vote recorded as
follows
James W. Wilson, of No. ., Rawlings
II.
W'Niam0 .Sprigg, of No. 8, Cumberland
%.
James wilson, of No. 8, FllntstoEe-9
James a. McHenry, of No. 6, Cumber.
land-0.
John Ryan, of No. 10, Lonaconing-S.
j. III. Ways, of No. 4, Cumberland-G
Thomas It, Gender, of No. IA, Cumber
land-6.
Thomas Aalloy OF No. 10, Mt. Savage
DR.. 0. N. ShtndeA, of No. A, Cumber-
land-5.
Mesars. J. W. Wilson, Sprigg, JAS
Wilson, McHenry and Ryan were
thereupcn declared elected.
The president was author. zed to an.
point the county executive committee
at his earliest leisure.
Adjourned,
The preferences of the COMPRESSION
al delegates are unknown.
AS seen by their action in the con-
vention of Thursday the election of