Frostburg mining journal., 1883-09-01

of No. Z; William Conley, No. Q; j
E. Macbeth, No. 4; M. Y. Rabold, No
5; j. R. Joy, No. 6; P. A. Bier, No
z; L. T. Dewitt, No. 8; A Coles, No
9; J. B Northup, No. 10; ], w. Jack
son, No. IL; D. J. Williams, No. l2
S. A. Mum, No. l3; David Walker,
jr., No. ID, and Adam Thompson, O.
No. Is, reported the following gentle
men entitled to seats in the conven.
tion:
District No. ii. B. Stottlemysr, J. T
Hartley, F. B. Luttrell, Thomas Creek, G
w. Price.
No. 2-Josiah Eyler, VIM. Conley, John
Piper, James Barth, L V. Alderton.
No. "A. NJ. Adams, Jacob Coulter, A.
T. Breueman, Samuel ogilby, James E.
Macbeth.
No. On. NJ. Rabold, John A. Dehler,
Michael Speelman, VIM. Conner, James A.
Buckley.
No. G-And.ew Spier, Joseph R. joy,
George B. Harrett, Addison Miller, VIM.
Dowry.
No. Nv. c. Darrow, G. ]. Bunce. A.
Hershberger, w. S. Athey, P. A. Bier.
No. Sd. II. Hose, G. f. McAleer, Cal.
Clark, r, |. Anderson, L. T. Dewitt.
No. 9-S. S. Warwick, A. Coles. Alex.
Williams, Alex. Orr, VIM. Weddy.
No. 10-J B. Northup, w. S. Douglas,
John Beveridge, Lloyd burst, J. Lochead.
No. 1l-Conrad 0rt, jr, Alfred Jeffries
j. 5. Metzger, A. Stewart, j. w. Jackson.
No. 12-James Dando d. ]. Williams
John Grose, Jos. Womsley, ]. NJ. Por,er.
No. 1S-s. L. Piper, S. A. Mum, Edwin
Osborne, H. Barrett, Henry Hergott.
No. i4-W. s. Shuck, S. NJ. Richards, H.
FL. Hartsock, d. Walker, jr., Simon Roy.
No. 15-John Story, James Atkinson,
Adam Thompson, John Cuthbertson, John
Williams.
This report was adopted, and the
following gentlemen were nominated
and elected by acclamation delegates
to the convention for this Judicial
circuit
X. |. Anderson, cf Westernport ]. S.
Metzser, of Frostburg; s. L. Piper of
Nit. Savage; Hon. VIM. Brace, of Cum.
berland, and John Story of Louaconipg.
Messrs Samuel Ogilby, II. H.
Hartsook AMI j A. Buckley, of Cum.
beiland w. S. Douglas, of Lonacou-
ing, and Joseph Womsiey, of Eek
hart, were in like manner elected 81.
ternates.
The following resolution, offered
hy Mr.. D j. Williams, of Frostburg,
was unanimously adopted
Reso!oed by this convention that the del
egates elected to-day to represent Allie
gany county in the Republican Judicial
Convention be, and they are hereby re.
quested, to use ali honorable means in their
power to secure the nomination of Hon.
Henry W. Hoffman for associate Judge at
that convention.
Mr.. Archie Mcmillan, of this place,
is announced elsewhere as q candidate
for Sheriff. Mr.. Otto Hohing, of
Homecoming, also. Both gentlemen
are popular and a warm contest be.
tween them for the nomination is an
ticipated.
The dark horse" Period is ap-
preaching and strong contes tants bet
ter "look leedle oud."
The county republican convention
of Garrett was held in Oakland Tues
day.
Messrs. W. II. Tower, ]. 1. Living
ston and G. A. Snyder were chosen
delegates to the judicial convention,
and H. Wheeler Combs, ]. o. Michael
and 0. W. Heisksll to the State con-
vention.
The county ticket was also nomi
mated. The democrats having placed
their ticket in the field, the fight in
Garrett is fairly joined. The ticket
is as follows:
House Of Delegates-H. Wheeler Combs
and Dl. A. F. Spiker.
tSheryf-D. burst.
Judges Of the Orphans Court-D. H.
Friend, David Michaels and Nathgn Cas-
tcel
County naasSoners-Norman Jacobs,
George E. Bi hotf an Daniel Wilson.
States Attorney-W. p. Townshend.
Suroey0r-Danle Chisholm.
The rel ublican judicial convention
met in Cumberland Thursday. B A.
Gsrlirg r, of Washington county,
presided. j S. Mstzger, J. I. Llv-
in. stoa, OF Garrett, and N. B Scoti,
of Wa.h,ugton, constituted the c,m.
mltiee on credentials aud org4niza
tion. Hon. WIl'ism Brace placed the
name Of Hon. Henry w Hoffman
before he Convention Garrett sec.
ondsd the nomination and Washing
ton county moved that it be made by