, 1884-10-15

N j " brlen.
Hat Creek-John Storrie, proxy by }
H Ford.
Granite Canon-H P Jones. proxy b,
w Mann.
Inyan Kan7J N HafFer, proxy by r j
Fisher.
Running Water-FA Lusk, proxy by
j Fisher.
Upper Horse Creek-C A Swan, proxy
by II w Chaffee.
Bear Creek-E + Gardner, proxy by
Thos Sturgis.
Jenny's Stockade - Alfred Wraight,
proxy by | Bergman.
Pine Bluffs-Frank Hyde, proxy by A
G MeGregor.
Platte River f Mckenzie, proxy by
w f Hosford.
Lower Horse Creek-B A Mills.
Hartville was not represented. so that
the convention contained fity-six dele
gates and proxies.
The following was also appended to the
report of the committee
CHEYENNE, October IA.
To the Chairman and Delegates assembled.
This is to certify that the gentlemen
whose names are herein contained are the
duly accredited committee from organ
lied labor :" George w. Day, j. II.
Stubs, J. c. Argesheimer, T. c. Muir
ray, G. A. Bittner.
In reference to the above the committee
reported merely that the communication
had been received.
Isaac Bergman moved that the commit
tee of Workingmen be given seats but no
votes in the convention. Carried.
The committee on permanent organiza-
ton and order of business recommended
that "The temporary outfit be the per
manent one, and also defined the order
of business. This was adopted.
c. N. Potter moved that all nomina-
tons be made by ballot and that a major
ity be necessary for a choice. The motion
was carried.
Mr.. Bergman anxiously asked that
chairs be obtained for the committee of
Workingmen, the members of which still
stood back in the lobby. The chairs were
provided and the delegates were seated.
A. d. Kelley moved that tellers be
elected, and Mr.. Bergman offered as an
amendment that the chair appoint them.
The chair neglected to put either the
motion or the amendment but after vari-
GUS suggestions by delegates T. Joe
Fisher, j. A Riner and W. F. Hosford
were chosen %tellers.
Nominations for delegates to the Terri
torial Convention were then made and the
following votes were cast for those in nom
%ination, to wit Isaac Bergman "A;
Thomas Sturgis Al; Joseph NJ. Carey 40;
G w Hoyt 80; A 7 Rabbit IS; c n
Potter IS; ] II Ford %; Il A Slack %;
N j 0'Brien IT; w Massin IL; G B Dun
ham 8.
Messrs. A. T. Rabbit, G.. W. Hoyt,
Isaac Bergman, Thomas Sturgis, c.. n.
Potter and j. M. Carey were thereupon
declared the delegates TO the convention.
There was an evident lack of know
ledge regarding the right of outside dele
gates to vote for Cheyenne justices of
Peace. The chair ruled that each and
every delegate had a right to Il vote in the
selection of any candidates for nomination
ny '"e eo"'e"''on'
For Justices of the Peace, Cheyenne
Precincts-J w. Fisher, John +. Crow
ley, William #. Lee, Il. T. Snow and w.
ID. Pease were nominated. On the inst
ballot MIR. FISHER received 81 votes, MIR.
Lee 20, MIR. Crowley %, Mr.. Snow II,
and Mr. Pease I, MIR. Fisher was de-
elareu one oil the nominees oil the conyen-
uon ana another ballot was determined
upon as necessary III oruer 10 select the
o'ner nominee Dir'O' INNER oDJecteo
anu wanted the TWO cahuiuates receiving
.ne greatest numper Oh votes as the mon
nees' Inc Onair wouiu not entertain
'ne propos''on anu d seconu Dailoo WIS
enen, NO canuiua'e received 'he re-
qureu NUMBER OF vo'es' anu upon 'he
aihouncemen. Oh 'he Da,iot' Isaac Derg-
man objected 10 tne metnou OF procedure
Inc Ona,r oruereu ano'her oaIo'' now
ever anu "r' wleymanae squeeze
IN py a par majority ana was declared
'ne seeonu nominee
For the outside precincts the delegates
named the nominees when they felt so
disposed and in those cases where dele