Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-09-11


H. $. Sacket f E Cox
lowa-Rchard Carter, A. T. Arinsou Henry
Lnley. q. X Frank. j. W. Rewev
Jackson-H Il. Pr &C. Mark Douglas II ]
I Ormsby, B J. Castle
Jeffer>on-.w. C. spaulding, J. NJ. wigginton,
a. >. HUMPHREY, George w Batchald, George
Juneau-W, p. ,wheelihau, c. E. Booth, T. X.
Dunn, 4. @. Wright
kenosha-oharles Frantz, S. R. Mcclellan, Jr.,
kewaunee-George w. Younss, H. Overlook,
Lacrosse J. 4 jacobson, e. r. Roberts, Geo.
| IT, stitch, Ole knudtsou, Daniel Norton,
~. Ia Eayette-Q p. Minor. + II Bintliff, John
/ Nichols VIM. Walton o NJ Richards
! Langlade-W II. Blum.
Lincoln-P B. Champagne.
Manitowoc Charles Luling, c. L Estabrool,
John Schuette, Henry Goeres, j. S Anderson, NJ.
j. Jaueck
Marethon-M H. Mylrea, G. W Ghooa.
Marinette-W. A. Ellis, II. Q Fairchild, y. J..
Marquette S. Kelsey W. n johnson.
Observation-Disclosures Goldsmith, j. A Watrous.
w. s Stanley, il, Geo Il. Foster, Julius Wechsel-
berg, Stephen Whalen, Paul Bechner, Christian
Widule John Schwartz, jr T. r. Matthews, Edwin
Hyde. G. w Ogden @, I, Renniug, j, + Wndsh,
W A. Fricke, Charlie, Borchert G. A Augustus,
Fred Fegtmeyer, W John Zettler. NJ. j. Simplar,
II. J. Baumgartner Chas Etkert, John Mehl c.
II johnson, Fred. Dannenfelser, H c. Payne
Monroe G, Simpson, J. 0. Baker, D NJ. Fulmer,
Vim. Boyer, James Davidson.
Oconto-O. A. Ellis, G. W DeLano.
Outagamief. H. Mitchell, j. g. Morgan, f. A.
Erb. DR. FL B Tanner.
Ozaukee-E G Smith, J r Trottman
| Pepn-W. Il, Plummer, w IL Huntington.
! Pierce-H B Warner, Frank a. Ross, K. NJ.
Sands, J. B. Thayer, d j Dill
Polk-Nelson Lawson, j. II. McCourt, Robert
Downer
PORTAGE o. Raymond, A. W. sanborn, D. V.
! Bean A. Il Morse
Price Willis Hand.
| RACHEL c. Klein, X Adland Thomas st,
/ George. A. 2. Colby, NJ. QUINN r. G. Buchan.
| f. II Flett. /. NJ Kards
] Richlaud-J. NJ Renick w. II. Joslin, A. L.
/ Hatch A. H Long, A Fargeson.
! Rock-B j. Burdge ~ Winston, Seth Fisher,
| c 7. Whitford, o Ii, Fethers, Henry Palmer, O.
f, Nowlan, S. 5. Northrop, w II. stark, 7. Il.
Austin, s. l. Lord.
St. Croix--H l. Humphrey. G. C. Hough j. G,
| Ingram James Hill, b. l.. BootuhY
Sank w. S Grubb. A. l.. Harris Charles kes-
ter, A. L. Slye, D D. Davies T. w. Young, H. Il.
StoAe.
shawano-H II Martin, u H. Puleire-
/ Sawyer-A j Hayward
She6oygan-Ge End, John r. Reiss, j Il
Mead, J II. Den ison, J. w. Dow, Ruck 4, d.
Delano.
Prempeaeau-H. s Comstock A II Cary,
George W Gale j w Linderman, j Peterson,
Nerb on-Peter Mcintyre, Ananas Smith. l.. A.
I AIKEN G. + Morterud, Hans Nelson Henry
Waiworth-C. a. Sykes, n. NJ Littlejohu. VIM
Greenine sresher Yields, W II Hurlbart, Frank
Leland, C. L. Douglass, b. o, Reynolds, D, 5.
Washington Fairbanks, Henry Sievers,
Charles Snyder, Ernst w Hasse.
Washburn-L II Mead
Waukesha-A L. Gilbert w. a. Nicknell. e. D.
R. Thompson, J. A. Lins, j. A. Seibold, James
TempletOl. John Porter.
Waupaca- L. Browne n A. Durham, S. B.
Woodruff, W Masters. A. Rowe.
Waushara-J f. Wiley r. l. d, Potter, D. G
Jones' A. NJ Kimball.
Winnebago-H B Jackson John Hicks Matt
Lampert, ]. r Davis, Slas Bulard, =, Nreden-
burg J. II, Foster Edward d. Henry, Frank
Shrpmer, r T Morgan.
Wood-Paul Fontaine, Geo. F, witler.
Mr.. Ogden H. Fethers, of James
vile, was chosen chairman of the
convention, and delivered short adj
dress on taking the chair.
SECRETARIES.
Mr.. Foster, of Milwaukee, moved
that three secretaries be appointed
carried, and Messrs. Paul Bechtner,
of Milwaukee; S G. Leland, of Fond
du Lac, and II. II. Price, of Jackson,
were chosen to the positions.
COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS.
On motion of Mr.. Fairchild, of
Marinette, committee on resolutions
was selected as follows one from
each congressional district, and one
from the state at large:
At large-H. o. Fairchld
IN. Nj. Littlejohn,
2--W. A. NicSeH.
3-W. f. Garter
4-JuliuS Goldsmith.
81. II Mead.