The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-08-23

La Saie-A. j. O'Conor, John c. FeldeS,
John Foristal, Geo H. Kilterman,
Joseph Burllhardt ThoS Ratter VIM
Wagner Frank Zwick, VIM Whitman.
Geo. Schraud, b. NJ. lletherington, ID. f.
Trainor, Edward Keys, Fred Orsinger, DR.,
p. NJ Burke, August Makes, p. j. Bun,
cart.
Nanlius-Chas. r. Thomas, p Maher,
Alex Vaughey, jeremiah Higgins, VI.
Maierhofer, Ed. Barber.
Wendota-J. Horton, Z. ID. Brown, VI. A.
Mickey, Chas. f. Madden, II. J. Wormley,
Patrick Sims, John Mcbride, l.. 5. Seaman,
Geo. kellenberger.
Nerida-D b. Smith, A. d. Gillett
NtHer-Nels Nelson 2nd, c. b. Erick.
son, James Lattimer
NjSsiOa-Geo Mason, +. NJ Tyrrell.
NoyHCUle-Chas. Bauzet, Abram Smith,
Christopher Suppes,
Ophtr-Daniel Carr, John Smith, VI. p
Hughes.
OSage-Thomas Prendergast, James Sui
Ivan, Abner lIoge, f, C., Werner
OtaUa-Samuel Nicholson, Michael Cas-
sidy, W, j. Dawell, Joseph Albrecht, DR..
Stout, Isaac We'll, Michael NoOnan, G.. W.
Holmes, Benjamin Hess, Edmond Robson,
William Degen, Daniel Maher, j. Futterer,
Theodore c. Gibson, Carl Zwanzig, Rich.
ard Skuse, Henry f. Rigden, Donat Hol,
locker, Nicholas Downey, Ernest Glenn,
John F. Reed.
otter Creek-Solomon 10y.
Pau-Jos Monks, Geo. d. Laid, J. l..
Mccormick, B, p Manning, A. Batter, H.
NJ Gallaher, Emil Schaid, Leo Burkhart,
Henry Hoerner NJ. Murphy p Warrick,
d. Murphy,
Rtchland-G. Rheinhardt, Conrad Tim
norman, Peter Eschback, Peter Joseph
EsbaCh.
Rmluad-L II. Mason, Jessie Grove,
Milton Blanchard, Alex Holcom, b. Bick-
ford
Serena-R. H. Pooler W. Danderville,
i. Pool, ii. Hupp.
South OttaWa-Fred Eels, Geo. w. Ma
thias, Elias NJ. Day.
Troy Gr0re-John w. Stephenson, Viii
liam Reck, Christian Reck
Utica-Peter Cosgrove, Daniel Madden,
VIM. +. Armstrong, John Clear.
VamtNton-Wm. Patterson, Geo. Fetzer'
WaNace-E. A. Donnel, VIM. Dwyer,
James McGrath, Maurice Heating.
MATHEMATICIAN Hanley, Patrick Shan
ley, j. II. Carlin
The report was adopted; and on motion
of Vaughey, the temporary organization
was made the permanent organization.
On motion of O'Connor the convention
proceeded to nominate county officers in
the order named in the call, the delegates
present, by subsequent motion, being au-
thorized to cast the full vote of their town
when there happened to be vacancies.
On motion of Brown the voting was had
by poll of the delegates, the chairman an
nouncing the vote of the town on call of the
towns by the secretary.
For CIRCUIT CLERK, Henry Bellinghau-
sen, of Peru, put in nomination w. w.
Taylor of La Sale, which was heartily
seconded by d. F. Trainor, of La Sale and
S. Nicholson, of Ottawa; and he was there
upon nominated by reclamation.
For CORONER, Daniel Carr put in nomi-
nation DR.. Floyd Clendenen, of La Sale,
present coroner, who was re-nOminated by
reclamation,
For STATES ATTORNEY, Al. O'Connor,
of La Sale, put in nomination, NJ L. Molo-
ney, of Ottawa. Mr.. W. Gentleman, of
Fall River, on behalf of the friends of Mr.
Brewer, and in the name of that gentleman
himself, withdrew Mr.. BIS name from fur
Their consideration as candidate for this |
office In doing so, Mr.. G.. said that Mr..
Brewer wanted it distinctly understood that
he was no " sulker," rather that he should |
work for the success of the ticket and that |
his voice should be heard for il throughout |
the campaign, (Applause). On motion |
of Mr.. Gentleman Mr.. Moloney was nomi- |
mated by acclamation.
On motion of Vaughey Robt. I. Wilson,
of Ottawa, was nominated by reclamation
for COUNTY SURVEYOR.
FOR RECORDER.
For recorder, S. Nicholson named Lyme
Whitmore of Mendoza, which nomination
was heartily seconded by Carr, of Ophir,
and Brown of Mendoza.
J. G. Campbell, of StreatOr, nominated
Mr.. Washburne of Streator, which was
seconded by DR.. Leroy A vote being
taken Whitmore received 1913 votes and
Washburne -. On motion of DR.. lie Roy
the nomination OF Whimore was made
unanimous.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,
For these places J. r. Shaver was put in
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