The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-09-17

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On motion the convention then ad
journed until p. m.
Convention met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Nominations for Assembly being still
in order. Mr.. Mcbride nominated Geo.
Allen.
On motion Convention adjourned fo
half an hour. Convention resumed, MI
Aliens name was withdrawn.
On motion of J E Hendry it was re
solved that each delegate .ast his vot'
for three members Of the assembly, ant
those having the highest number o
votes he declared the nominees, provid'
ed they receive a majority Of the e'nven
ton.
At this point Mr.. Mintie stated that
nine Of the Livingston delegates would
Withdraw from the convention.
Mr. keeney stated that the Cooke City
delegation would withdraw. Rallotine
was proceeded with.
Myers............3l Martin ..........ol
Robinson. Allen ammonium. y
Cockrill ......... Savage ..........
kennely......
On motion Messrs Myers, Martin and
Robinson were declared the nominees of
the convention.
On motion q l. Duke of Willow Creek
was declared the nominee for county
commissioner by reclamation.
Nominations being in order for sheriff
CP Blakely was nominated, and on mo-
ton was declared the unanimous nomi-
nee for sheriff of Gallatin county. Mr.
Blakely declines the nomination.
+ X Armstrong dominates Thomas
Lewis.
On motion convention adjourned until
Tuesday morning at 9o'clock.
Tuesday, Sept. 16.-Convention re-
sumed at $50 m.
The first thing being in order the mat
ter Of sheriff; Mr. Lewis name was with
drawn.
Kennely nominated Blakely; Blakely
said he did not want the nomination of
a divided delegation three cheers for
Blakely). Upon such a demand made
upon him Blakely accepted the nomina-
ton.
Nominations were then made for pro.
bate judge; H B Eastman, A D McPher-
son, ] P Martin, T Dawes were placed
in nomination, and on the second ballot
Mcpherson was declared the nominee.
Nominations for county clerk being in
order, Messrs NJ NJ Black, Tanner, Hart
and Malin, Black being nominated on
first ballot.
Nominations for county treasurer be-
ing in order, the following were placed
in nomination: Frank Sloan, VIM Fly
and S W Langharne: Fly being nominat-
ed on the second4,allOt.
Nominations for assessor being in order
Mcssrs Matthews, Weaver, Cowan,
Reeves, Il NJ Dawes, Robertson, and Nc
Donald; the latter receiving the nomina-
ton ON the fourth ballot.
Nominations for public administrator
being in order Mr. Lindley was declared
the nominee by reclamation.
Nominations for county superintendent
public schools, Frank Hill, and Misses
Lizzie Evans and Miss Hamilton were
placed in nomination: Hill was declared
the nominee on the fourth ballot.
Nominations for surveyor being in
order NJ Robertson was nominated by
Nominations being in order for coro-
ner, Drs. Foster and Chambliss were
placed in nomination.
DR. Foster received 10, Chambliss Is.
Foster declared the nominee.
The following named delegates were
selected to represent Gallatin County at
the Territorial Convention:
DIR Monroe, S W Langhorne, W Coop
er, VIM Fly, P Queally, V A Cockrill,
John Worth, d. Kennedy, J A Savage
F l. Mintie, J f Hendry, H NJ Sloan, P P
Worsham, F X Armstrong, J s Menden-
hall.
The formation of the Central Commit
the being in order, the following gentle
men were selected
W F Sloan, Bozeman; F l. Nfintie,
Livingston; VIM Rea, ST., Elk Grove, J
R Hathorn, Rlchland; B Witsen, Garli-
ner; VIM Fly, Central Park; Andy Cow
an, Hills.lale; w H Davis, Fast Gallatin;
Dan Lee, Jr., Timberline; J w Story,
Puett, s p Wyman, Cooke; W. c. Alien.
Sweet Grass; A Johnson, F]athead; G L
Duke, Willow Creek; d Kennedy, Mis-
sion; J J Reeves; Three Forks; J NJ Rob
nson, Montorton; F J Dunbar, Gallatin:
W Mcintyre, Fridley's; B Myers, Shields
River; Fred Carr, Chico.
On motion Convention adjourned sine
lie