The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-08-12

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and knew he would accept.
Mr.. Landmann again asked that Mr..
Hohiman's name be Withdrawn and Mr..
Lamm be nominated by exclamation.
Mr.. Alldridge thought Mr.. Hoffman
would make an available candidate and
objected to the Withdrawal of his name.
Mr.. Scott moved that a committee be
appointed to wait upon Mr.. Hoffman and
ascertain If he would accept and that the
ballot for attorney be postponed until their
report could be received. Carried.
The chair appointed as such committee
Messrs. .Alldridge and Landmann.
NOMINATIONS FOR TREASURER
were then taken up.
Mr.. Blair nominated Judge John Baker,
of Sedalia.
Mr.. Buchanan nominated J. c. Thomp-
son, of Sedslia.
Mr.. Schneider nominated Mr.. c. E. Mes.
serly, of Sedalia.
Mr.. Fisher seconded the nomination of
Judge Bsker.
Capt. Parker nominated Peter Dump.
Mr.. Smith seconded the nomination.
Mr.. Messerly also sc ;onded the nomina-
ton of Mr.. Dump. He thought him TO be
the best man. and Sedalia ought not to
have the whole ticket.
Mr. Blair withdrew the nomination of
Judge Baker and seconded the nomination
of Mr.. Dump.
Mr.. Buchanan withdrew the nomination
of Mr.. Thompson, and on motion, Mr..
Dump was nominated by acclamation.
FOR COLLECTOR.
Mr. Hastings nominated Frank Land
mann.
Mr. Wise nominated George Shepherd.
On Ballot:
Mr.. Landmarn received. ......... So. go. %
Mr.. Shepherd received. .......... Is
1Otal.....,....-. ....'.. ............'.'.-- %
Mr.. Lsndmann said he desired to with
draw, and moved Mr.. Shepherd be given
tie nomination by acclsmalion.
+. ID. Middleton asked if Mr.. Landmanu
positively declined. There being no reply,
the nomination Of Mr.. Landmann was on
motion made unanimous.
The committee appointed to.
confer with Mr.. Hoffman
returned and announced they could not re-
port for half an hour. Nominations were
then made as follows:
fOh ASSEcSOh.
Mr.. Wise nominated E. p. Crane and
moved the nominations be closed.
Mr.. Smith objected; he did not believe Sc
salia should have all the candidates, he had
worthy name in his mind he would present
after awhile If no others were nominated.
Cap. Parker nominated James McCamp-
bell, of Green Ridge. Mr.. Crane declined
to stand as q nominee.
Mr.. Smith nominated Pat eastman. A
ballot resulted.
Eastman ....s..s oV
McCampbell. .......................... ii
| lOtsi...-.. fl
and Mr.. Cushman was decided the candi
date of the convention.
FOR SURVEYOR.
Mr.. Smith nominated A. j. Bettridge
There be no other nominee, Mr.. Bet
fridge was elected by acclamation.
FUR CORONER.
DIR. Carl SchIliing was the only nominee
a-d was ch,s.n by reclamation.
The choice of candidate
FOR ATTORNEY
was then taken up. Mr.. Hoffman having
arrived, stated positively ne would rot &C.
cept the nomination and on motion Mr.
Lamm was chosen unanimously.
The selection of
CENTRAL COMMITTEE
being the next order of business the secre-
tary called the roll of townships and the
following members were named by their
township delegations.
Blackwater-Not represented.
Bowling Green,-J. F. Roberts.
Cedar-L. I. KIRK.
Dresden-J. NJ. Lee.
Elk Fork w. Shawn.
Flat Creeks L. Hastings.
Green RIDGE. C. HaverIy.
Hughesville-Notr represented.
Northumberland Van Tyle.
Heaths Creek-Not represented.
Longwood-Louis Lower.
Lamonte-George She pherd.
Prairie-W. E Corners.
Sedalia-C. F Messerly, j. s. Bosser-
man, A. P. .er. J. d. Crawford, WIN.
Ruby, colored.
Smithton-Joseph Warren.
Washington w. III. Nichols.
Lake Creek-George Getz.
JUDICIAL CONVENTIONS.
On motion the convention then separated
into district conventions to select district
county judges.
The eastern district composed of Heath
Greek, Bowling Green, Smiihton and Soda
liza townships organized by electing Chas.
E. Messerly. chairman and F. A. Sampson,
secretary.
Nominations for County Judge for tie
eastern district being in order, the follow
ing names were presented:
A. NJ. Wright, j. s. Wood, A. w. Win
zenburg and John Kellman. Some
one objected to Kellman, saying
he was understood to Ella democrat but
his name was allowed to stand. Follow
ing is the
BALLOT.
Winzenberg, ............ I6
Wright ...... .......... ........ 5
Wood 9