The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-22

Gay6eId-M. II. Warner, n. L. d.
Smith.
Walnut CIeek-Thomas Kennedy, NJ
c Fulton.
Oak Creek-H d Raney. G z Oatman.
Ssilraier-C A Teel, J b Potter.
Line-H B Simons, L L Anger.
Red Uoud-G E McKeeby, Levi
Moore, S West, w H st,ohm. ] II
Ferman, NJ w Dickerson, Fred Hum
nell. F 4 Gump, n B McNiu, II A
Howard, Jas Gillian, A H OKaley.
Bd,in-J L:Frsme, F Barta, John
Polinicky.
Hdrmony-O E Ramey, g P Gather
Peasan. HUM G Jackson, &C Cox
Robert Adamson.
After credentials had been placed in
hands OF the chair. . motion Wal offer
ed to make the temporary organization
unanimous and the same was de-
clared to be the sense Of the owen
ton. The convention then adjourned
until one o'clock p. m.
AFTERNOON.
The convention reassembled At one
p. NJ. and was called to order by the
chairman, when the delegates proceed
ed with the dispatch of business in the
following order: Selecting officers and
delegates per call, commencing with
the selection of, (lst), on representative
2lst district.
.. County commissioner.
8. Delegates to county convention.
4. Delegates to congressional cOnven-
ton.
S, Delegates to judicial convention.
6. Delegates to senatorial convention.
7. Delegates to 4lst district conven-
ton.
On motion w II Strohm, G G Cod
man, II ID Raney, were chosen t~ellers,
after which DR. G E McKeeby in IN ap-
propriate speech, placed IN nOmina-
ton for representative for 2lst district,
the name Of d P Newcomer, of Blue
Hill, which upon motion was made by
reclamation. Mr.. Newcomer was then
loudly called for, and soon after made
his entrance through the. center aisle TO
chsirman's table amidst great applause
and in a short and pointed speech pre-
scented his thanks to the convention
for the honor just conferred upon him
by the delegates, assuring them that he
would endeavor TO make them . good
representative and would labor for the
interest Of his constituency without
fear or favor.
The names of I B Hampton and J n
Hobart we're then placed in nomina-
ton for commissioners for the first dis
trict. On vote being taken l B Hamp-
ton was declared nominated the vote
standing:
Hobart. ......~......lS
HamptOn's majority......--."".....9
Mr.. Hampton being called for arose
and thanked the convention for the
nomination.
After which the selection of delegates
for state, congressional, judicial, sena-
torial and float conventions yer made
with the following result:
State-W H Strohm, w n Richard
son, A L Funk, r v Shirley, E Cornett.
X A Simpson, c G Goldman.
Congressional-J 8 Gillian, w Z
Jackson, F & Gump. G e McKeeby,
n L Thomas, l o Martin, F A Sweesy,
] H Hoover.
Judicial-J r Wilcox, c Haley, J
N Richards, J A Tulleys, r A Simp-
son, C G Wilson, Wash Reed. J e
Smith.
Senotonal-A C Hosm Or, e B Smith,
A T Ormsby. Samuel West. g R Chan
sy, H D Raney, F A Sweezy, J E
Smith.
Nooi-F A sweezy. Thos. Kennedy,
F RlGump, J L Frame, Samuel West,
J 81 Shugart. ] H Ferman. H A How
ard.
This delegation ~ instructed for
J L Haley for loat representative.
On motion the delegates were in
structsd to cast votes for absentees
After the routine:,business had been
finished the following names we're Sc
lected as central committee:
Red Cloud-G E AcKeeby, chair
man, and w H Strohm.
Guide Rock-SB Newmeyer.
Stillwater-John Blaine, ST..
Oak Creek-H d Raney.
Potsdam-H B Nunson.
Elm Creek-H ] Shelton.
Inavale-W J Vance.
Gar6eld-M II Warner.
Pleasant HiIl-W A -Brubaker.
Line-H B Simons.
Basin-J L Frame.
Glenwood-Isaac Fish.
Walnut Creak-Thomas Kennedy.
The business Of the convention be-
ing finished. the convention adjourned
! without date.
The selection Of Aoat delszatts va
quite spirited and laid bAvsed A J