Frostburg mining journal., 1883-08-18

ed, aud P. A. Grove, of Pekin, aud
F. x. Millman, of Cumberland, were
elected secretaries. The roll of Vice.
Presidents included Conrad Gnau, oi
| Westernport; Thomas Kenny, oi
Barton JOHN Welsh and B P. Woods,
of Homecoming; John Wambach, ol
Frostburg Michael Duffey, of Pom
pey Smash, and Richard O'Neiil. Of
Mt. Savage. Messrs. j. T. Cannon,
of Westernport Thomas Kenney, Of
Barton John O'Hanley and John
Ryan jr,, of Homecoming; Charles 7.
Barnard, of Borden Shaft; John
Donahus, of Frostburg, and Jerome
Riddle, of Mt. Savage, were upon the
committee on credentials and organi-
zstion.
The organization thus perfected,
nominations for delegates to the State
convention were made as follows:
DR.. A B Price, OF Frostburg w. E.
Weber, Davll Lynn, Hon. VIM. Walsh
and j. w. s. Cochrane, of Cumberland ;
John Flanagan, of Pnmpey Smash; P. A.
Grove, of Pekin; j. T. Cannon, of West
ernport, and Thomas Malloy, of Mt,
Savage.
The frat and only ballot resulted
AS follows:
DR.. A. B. Price-Districts /, 2, 8, A, @, {,
0, IL, 12, 10 and 14-total IL.
John Flanagan 1, 2, A, 5, 6, s,
10, IL, 10, IA and 15-total II.
W. Il. Weber-Districts 1, 3, 8, 4, 6, z, 8,
II, 10 and l4-total 10.
j. W. s. C0chrane-Districts 1, 9, 3, A, O,
2, 8, II and 14-total 8.
Thomas Aalloy- Districts 1, 2, 3, 4, 9, Z,
IL, 13 and 14-total 9.
p. A. Cr0,oe-District 8, 8, 8, 10, 10, 13,
and 15-total 7.
j. z. Gannon-Districts 5, z, 8, 10, l3
and 15-total 9.
Hon. William Walsh-Districls 8, 8, 10,
IL, 13 anu 15-total 6.
Dac.d Lynn-Districts 8, 5, s, 10 and 10
total 5.
DIR. A. B. Price, John Flanagan,
w. e. Weber, J. w. S Cochrane and
Thomas Malloy, having received a
majority of the votes cast, were de-
clared elected.
Messrs. J. A. Daniels, of Oldtown ;
William Kornhof, @. j. Sanders and
E. Mulvaney, of Cumberland, and
Charles I. Barnard, Of Borden Shaft,
were elected slternaSes.
The following resolution was adopt
ed and the convention adjourned
ResOtUed, That the sentiment OF this
convention is averse to the rensmination
of William T. Hamilton for governor, and
that the delegation from Allegany county
act as unit on all questions erising in the
State convention.
The meeting of the Allegany coun,
ty members Of the republican State
central committee was held in Cum
berland Tuesday. The only business
transacted was the fixing of the date
of the primaries and county conven.
ton to elect delegates to the Fourth
Judicial circuit convention, which
will be held in Cumberland August
so to nominate candidate for asso-
ciate judge. The primaries will be
held August % and the county con-
vention August 27.
The candidates are nearly "toe
numerous to mention. Iu this re.
spect the republicans are most affllct,
ed. In addition to Mgssrs. McMi.l Ian
Hohing aud Loar, john Psngelly. o
Eckhart, is in The field. O. M. King
OF Ellerslie, is believed to be can.
dldate also. A knowing one tells
us that the contests Letween Sloar
and Richmond for State attorney ,anc
Mcmillan and Hohing for Sheriff will
be the leading features of the conven
ton. He states quite explicitly
which two Of the four will win, but
we do not feel that We should in clio. Z
rivalries PREJUDICE resul.s in thes,
columns. For associate judge, We
learn through the same medium, Hof'
man will have Valk-over. Also
that the present board OF county com
missioners, with one or Two possibl.
exceptions, will be renominated. Fol
Orphans Court and House Of Dele.
ga.es we hear no names. 1t is worth
while TO digress here and suggest
that both parties should put at leas
one young, active, business man OF
the Orphans Court bench. Aud il
has been suggested that there ought
to be good lawyer on the bench.
On che democratic side Gordon anC
Semmes for judge ale spoken of
Chances for nomination appacentl,