Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-10-24
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II A resolutio was offered as follows, u

the office of COUNT surveys j.
n A resolution was offered as follows.
REsoLvED, That this convention make
no nomination Of county auditor, but
instead thereof anthorize the county
committee. hitch shall be appointed for
The ensuing ,'ear % an the vacancy when
and as they shall deem proper. Il
i was voted that The resolution be laid
ION the table until after The county com.
mittee had been appointed The chair
|sthsn appointed the following committee:
]. II. Rhodes, chairman; q. r. Mans
Held. "a. 4 Hall, F. Newman and j. II.
Russell. n, s5 H. 1854 IA :s5s
The above resolution was then sin.-
definitely postponed. ;s
r. d, Mansfield was nominated as
county commissioner for the district
composed Of the. towns Of Swan River
and Culdrum. j.. u. jacobson was ,1olni
mated as commissioner of the district
composed Of the towns Of Bellevue, Elm
Dale and Twn Rivers. Or. G.. johnson
WAS nominated as coroner. e. S. r. Fuller
was nominated as court commissioner.
The convention then adjourned without
nominating Il candidate FOL: auditor.
H. .$5.. THE TICKET. H.: D..
The Sun vest erday very modstly re-
Trained from saying anything dcrogato-
~ with regard % The character o. ability
of any of the candidates Upon the County
Republican ticket II sllale exists any
valid reason why they should not he
elected ia the ofac5ssfor which they are
running now is tie time it should be
known unprecedented, 80 as to give the
people ample time to investigate any
changes that might be made before eec-
ton day. Great and wonderful discover
les made and scattered around among
the voters al the poles or 50 near the day
OF election that the party assaulted has
no tins to reply. So far az we knowtit
is generally conceded that Lyman Sig
nor the Republican candidate for the
office Of Register of Deeds in this county
will be elected, owing to the fact that
no fault can be found in the way he has
performed the duties OF his office. 80.
Hon. Nathan Richardson the Republi-
can candidate for judge Of probate is
we'll known throughout The county. He
is one Of HE Oldest settlers, having came
to the county twenty years ago last
sprin, has been thrse times a member of
the house OF Representatives in the state
legislature amp has held many other
offices both town and Souhty during his
long residence in this coauty. And SO
lar AS we know very little fault was ever
found with the way he has discharged
ihe duties OF any Office he has ever held.
AS to A. F. Storey he has held the
office for the last four years. We suppose
the people are capable to Judge for them
selves whether or not they want change
Personally we know but little about how
the office Of judge of prsbate has been
conducted by him, we however have
heard Of considerable dissatisfaction,
and to those who may wish to get better
posted as to the way he has discharged
his official duties we will refer them to
J. J.Jabobson of Elm Dale and Mrs,
Elizabeth Kinney Of Culdrum, Ledoux
P, 0. They, will, several others we have
heard spoken Of, charge him with gross
" neglecting to attend to the duties Of
office as judge Of probate, We leave it
to The voters to decide whether or not q
change would be for their best interest,
go far as that office Is concerned. We
for one think it would be well to try'a
change. ~.
> One thing is certain, no man has Ia
bored more zealousIy and accomplished
more for the general good and welfare
of the county at large than our candidate
for judge Of probate, and we believe the
people will show their just appreciation
Of his services for them in the PAST by
electing MIN to this office by large ma
jority---all parties uniting to do this sim
pie act of Justice 10 one who has been
always faithful in discharge of mis- official
duties under any and all circumstances
in which he has been called upon to act.
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