Omaha daily bee., 1885-09-30

to the. relief of the democracy, in its
time of need. He moved that Perry Reel
be nominated by acclamation. Cries of
mo, and calls for Perkins One ex-
cited delegate nominated for sheriff
Thomas Bowman, and wanted him nomi.
mated unanimously and by acclamation.
j. &. Upton thought there were some
other good men besides Perry Reel He
did not think Reel was the only man who
could beat Phil Armour.
Mr.. Puscy insisted there was now an
important epoch in the history of the
party. The republicans have put forward
what they deemed the best men. Col
Sapp was forced by them to be candi-
date for the legislature There was q
like demand among the people for Reel
Mr.. Pusey insisted ON his motion to
nominate him by acclamation, and an
uproar followed, q vote was taken and
the chairman declared it carried, but u
ballot was called for, and the motion
was reconsidered
j. j. Stewart withdrew G.. Wcsley's
name and seconded the nomination of
Reel.
A ballot was taken resulting: Reel 20,
Lowell %, Perkins 10, Healey 10, Haines5.
The nomination was then made unani-
nous, at least declared so, though there
were anumber who shouted No"
In response to wild calls for Reel, and
cheers, that gentleman shrunk to the rear,
and refused to do any talking
The nomination
FOR COUNTY TREASURER
followed. Robert Kirkwood, John ii.
Plumer, VIM +. Patton, NJ +. Rohrer,
John Clausen, were named.
Mr. Roher declined having his name
used.
A formal ballot resulted: Plumer 62,
Clausen %, Kirkwood 81, Patton 10,
Churchill 8, D. Lynch 3, Rohrer /. No
choice.
- The next ballot was almost unanimous
for Plumcr, he receiving 106 votes, while
Kirkwood and Clausen received six each
and Rohrcr one. Plumer's nomination
was made unanimous.
FOR AUDITOR.
Mr.. Pusey named John Clausen, and
Mr.. Wells Cook moved to make il
unanimous by acclamation. Carried with
n hurrah.
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS,
was named. ID. +. Woods, of Kane, was
named. A ballot resulted in nominating
Laird, he receiving 80, and Wood 81.
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR.
j. +. Brodbcck was nominated by Col.
William Lacy, who moved he he nom
mated by acclamation. Carried unan-
imously.
FOR CORONER.
Henry Faul was named by Mr.. Wells
Cook. DR.. +. p. Bcllinger was named in
Il neat speech by Ed Becker. John Booth
was named by Fraincy. DR.. Allison was
named by Robert Huntington.
a formal ballot gave DR.. Bellinger the
nomination. he receiving ~ Faul 3S,
Huntington Q, Booth ,, Allison /. DR..
Bellngcr's nomination was made unan-
imous.
FOR SUPERVISORS.
j. S. Felter of Belknap, S. G. Under
wood and Henry Giddens of Boomer,
C. b. Hoyt of Knox, A. w. Wyman of
Kog Creek, w. H. Coon of Garner, John
Flint of Waveland, James Boyler of
Wright and Robert A. Muthcren and
G. II. Dunkle were named.
The first ballot resulted: Boyler 5G,
Underwood AZ, Wymer 43, Mutherell 1S,
Giddens 1G, Coon %, Fetter 8, Hoyt Z,
Flint 80, Dunkle 3, Detro 3. No choice.
The next ballot resulted Boylcr 81, I'm
derwood So, Wymer 81, Coon 30, Muthe-
rell 26, GiddcnS 10, Fetter 8, Flint L.
Mr.. Boyler was declared one of the
nominees.
The next ballot nominated for the
ether supervisor S. q. Underwood, he
ceiving S3t, Coon pa Wymer 5, Cook 3,
Mutherell 2, Giddcns II. Underwood's
nomination was made unanimous.
A county committee of one from each
ward and township was then named and
the convention adjourned.