The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-03-27

gates for Judicial Convention.
1t was moved by Mr. Buerhaus
and the motion carried. that {
committee consisting of Messr:
Mccarthy, Frey, Kessler, Keplel
and Weidner be appointed te
name said delegates.
The subject next in order be-
ing the fixing a time for holding
the next primary election, the
candidates present, and Other
Democrats were requested to de
liver their opinions upon the
subject. Brief remarks were
} made by Messrs. Hamblin, Note
stone, Weldy, Hansen, Acker
and Floyd.
The Committee on delegates to
Judicial Convention announced
that they were ready to report.
Their report, as follows, was
adopted:
Benton-Benj Allen, jr., John
Buchanan. Alternates, Jno lies,
Hilas Chilcote.
Falls-A C Elliott, G II Buer-
haus, John Hansen, L F Nc
Carthy, A McCourtney, John F
White, A. Burgess. Alternates,
V G Lowery, Dan'l Acker, Mich
ael Kinlea.
Green-John Nutter, Andrew
Drescher. Alternate, William A
Wright.
Goodhope-Dan Later, George
Krinn, Chas Cupp. Alternates,
Abm Miller, Amos Kline.
Marion-Dan Dobenmier, Pc
ter Ruff. Alternate, Geo Weld
ner.
Perry-John Riser, VIM Arm
strong. Alternate, A McClelland.
.Saltcreek-Chas Spencer, Ruff
Karshner. Alternates, NJ Davis,
Starr-Homer Stires. Alter
nate, j G Anthony.
Ward-Geo Donaldson, James
Gallagher, John Bodamer. AL
ternates, Saml Smith, John Nc
Manigal.
Washington - Thos Meldrim.
Alterns te, John Schaal.
Mr.. Buerhaus, offered the fol-
lowing resolution:
Resolved, That Judge John S.
Friesner is the unanimous choice
of the Democracy of Hooking
county for re nomination to the
Office of Common Pleas Judge,
and that the Judicial delegates
this day selected are earnestly
requested to use all honorable
means to effect his re -nomina-
ton.
The resolution was unanimous
~ adopted:
Mr.. Lewis Green announced,
Oh behalf of the immediate per-
sonal friends of Judge Friesner,
that free transportation would be
furnished the delegation and such
| other Democrats as desired to at
tend the Judicial Convention :;
and that the "Sentinel' had Sc
cured one Of the most pleasant
rooms in Lancaster as headquar-
ters for Hooking county Demo
Gratis, where all would be well
come to. make themselves sat
home"
The following motion was car
ried:
That the Central Committee
now proceed to fix the time for
holding the County Democratic
Primary Election: by ballot.
May 31st was selected as tie
time for holding said primary.
A motion that SAID primary be
held under the Baber Law, was
carried.
The places of voting were fixed
the same as last years primary.
with the following exceptions =
All Democrats in sections %, %,
q, IS. 80. so, 81. 35, 36, Of Starr
township, will vote at Union Fur
mace; all others at The usual
places; the latter to be called
precinct l; the former, precinct
2. The following persons were
appointed Supervisors Of E!ec
ton, VIZ:
Benton-B II Allen.
Falls-outside the corp rate
limits Of Logan, Jonathan Shaw.
1st Ward, VIM Waner; I'd, Dan
Acker; 81, John Mcbride; 18th,
L S Bort +; Gore p, a j Burgess.
GooJhope-Abm Miller.
Green-lst p. Elias Clark !; Cd
Eli Chute Sd John y Shaw.
Laurei-Amos Kline.
Marion John Bebout.
Perry-Laurelville p. J 3 Ria
son; Perry F., Geo Johnston.
Sal,crcek-John DeHaven.
Starr-lst T., J G Anthony !; I'd
A J Duley.
Washinston-H kalklosch.
Ward-1st p, G " Donaldson;