The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1884-11-01

ry for commissioner of End commits.
sioner district.
On motion VIM. Viking was unani-
mously nominated for commissioner
of Sd commissioner district.
The names of candidates for sher.
iff being called for. the following
were presented to the convention:
M. A. Sebastian, J. D. Barnes and
NJ. H. Stark, the latter by communi.
cation.
The convention then proceeded to
ballot which resulted as follows:
Sebastian, 13; Barnes, S; Stark, 4;
NJ. A. Sebastian receiving a majority
of the votes cast was declared duly
nominated.
The following names we're pre-.
sented for the office of treasurer:
G. H. Vannier, j. T. Scott and V. H.
Stickney. Before ballot was taken
the following communication was
read: Gentlemen of the Convention:
1t has been said that this convention
would give nothing to the eastern
end of the county. I therefore with
draw my name from before the con-
vention in favor of C. H. Vannier for
treasurer.
J. T. SCOTT.
The withdrawal of ]. T. Scott was
accepted and a ballot taken. The
ballot resulted in II votes for C. n.
Vannier and for V. Fl. Stickney.
G. H. Vannier was declared the nom-
inee of the convention for treasurer.
The names of candidates for regis
ter of deeds were called for and r. E.
Lamoreux, j. G. Campbell and Ben.
jamin F. Webb were placed in
nomination. j. G. Campbell's name
was withdrawn and a ballot was
taken which resulted in IL votes for
r. E. Lamoreux and IL for B. F.
Webb. There being no choice a
second ballot was taken and resulted
as follows: r. E. I.amoreux, IL; B. F.
Webb 10. r. e. I4amoreux was
declared the nominee.
On motion VIM. Moore was unani-
mously nominated for probate Judge.
For district attorney the names Of
Western Starr, VIM. Gibson, Geo.
Beisigl and ]. G. Campbell were pre-
sented and the several ballots were
as follows:
First ballot-starr, 8; Gibson. 10;
Beisigl, s; Campbell, l.
Second ballot-Starr, /; Gibson, 8;
Beisigl, 9; Campbell, 4.
Third ballot-Gibson, l3; Beisigl, &.
Gibson having received a majority Of
the votes was declared duly nomin-
ated.
The following persons were pre-.
sented for the Office of superintendent
of public instruction: V. H. Stickney
and Thomas Evans. The ballot re-
suited in Q votes for Stickney, IL for
Evans and / for j. F. Perry. Thos.
Evans having received a majority of
all the votes cast was declared the
nominee.
Nomination of assessor was called
and the names of j. T.. Slack, r. j.
Turner and M. II. Stark were pre-.
sented. A ballot was taken which re-.
suited as follows:
First ballot-Slack, IL; Turner, 10;
Stark, /.
Second ballot-Slack,l III; Turner, 10;
Stark, l.
Third ballot-Slack, 10; Turner, III.
Turner receiving majority Of the
votes cast was declared the nominee.
The ,same of Carl Liman was pre-
sented for county surveyor and on
motion he was unanimously nomina-
ted for the Office.
The names of A. B. Robinson and
p. Ellison were presented for coroner
and ballot was then taken which re-
suited in Is votes for Ellison and 8
for Robinson. p. Ellison was declared
the nominee for coroner.
1t was moved and seconded that the
proceedings of the convention be CIV
en- to the public at once. The motion
prevailed.
A motion was made and carried
that arrangements be raade with the
Dickinson Press to publish an extra
edition containing the proceedings of
this convention.
| On motion John Slatcher and j. C(
Thompson were appointed a commit
tee to ascertain the cost of a Press
extra, with power to act in the
matter.
On motion the convention adj
journed.
| Notice.
Sealed proposals will be received
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