Ketchum daily keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-09-09

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conventions vas re4aissd 70 80 . the
s&and and endorse tbs platform and
resolutions bescss ths bslloting-
Resolved, That the membess Of tbs
convention pledge their vords 70 sup
port each snd every nominee tsreof-
II as moved and seconded b aaseas
each and every caDafaasc before the
Convention for nonnination, the sam Of
$40 II was moved and seconded 70
amend by inserting -, moved 10 amend
the amendment by naking it $50.
The amendment to tbs amendment vss
lost and the original amendment carried;
the original motion was then put and
carried
motion TO vote by opes ballot wa
lost
NOMINATIONS
We're then made ~ follows.
For Representative: J. c. Dow, OF
Ketchum; J.. K Watson, cf Broafsofd,
E. B. True, Of HALEY; w. A. Aensch. Of
Warm Springs creek.
Messrs. E. B. True and J. C. Dow de-
J ciined, and on the nrst ballot HI.
, Mensch received IS votes, watson, 81
and / scattering. Mr.. Watson vas there
fore elected.
Here the delegates scattered and broke
; ranks and Mr.. Butler, Of Bullion, arose
I and said, ''gent2emen, notwithstanding
/ that . number Of good men have been kin
g ed about here OF late am mot afr2id to 20
J, home after dark, and propose 70 re
4 main herr until the work is dome. lam
o further, opposed to doing business WITH
Is half the delegates present, and don't be
lieve in q gag Law to shut on the free
N speech of candidates. A feeling to car
Of rying the work on regardless Of the
ne scattering OF delegates was given nc
o. voice, but the business proceeded; mos
MS OF them returning.
n For Sheriff, Don Mckay, D. r. Gre,
IN and P. A. McPhee- On the frst beIlo
Mr. Mckay received IA votes, Mr.. G1ey
les 40 and Mr. MePhee 81 There beini
ne 4s necessary for a choice Mr.. Grey VI
rs declared elected The nomination VI
ne- made unanimous. Mr.. Grey then mad
on- a short ard concise speech and the deie
OF gates gave three cheers for the nomine'
est For District Attorney. Mr.. n.
III Rnick. F. E. Ensign, Lycurgus Vinyx.
arts A. NJ. Funkhouser.
ead At this point disorder arose and Il
'er- Ghanal asked: with seventeen SEA
Oh gents-at- arms; is this thing not pa
Foi demoninm?s He asked further, ..ho
-ef long bias Mr.. Ensign been candidate
the Mr.. E. &. Davis replied, Its none
mes your business how long he has been
~er candidate. Heis candidate and II
be Is enough" Mr.. Ghanal seconded =
nomination OF Mr.. Vineyard with "A .;
OF quens speech Mr. Whistler arose
anty second the nomination Of Mr.. Pan
g as houser Mr. Murphy asked kiE. 70 sc
arcn it short The speeches Of the seve
nses candidates were then made and ball,
nsRe Ing proceeded.
nat On the first ballot Nj. In
ruPt received 50 votes Mr.. Finyard
legal Mr.. Funkhouser IS and Mr.. Ensign
or in all 81 votes; IS being necessary -
as WIS no election.
u IN A motion to have . recess 0 ten n
HONS uses vss lost. The name OF Mr.. Why
IN YVES withdrawn.
81 OF On the second ballot Nr. Rniek
axer- ceived 46 votes, Mr. Funkhouser ~.
REM Ensign I and blank /.
vote On the third baIlo: p votes were C
y OF Al being necessary. Gr. Ruiek reesi
c fof 50 and Mr. Funkhoraser %. Mr.. Rui
emil nomination WAS made unanimous.
pnb- 4 motion "a adjourn .ss lost.
; nm A motion to adjourn until .o-nor
nited morniny at Q O'Clock was voted mon
~ of n 5.v;S5on eal,e, for.
.eon The object OF adjonrning is said I
nomi- - s,,,u .hs al, 20 h, clasr,,s for r.