Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-29

vvIcI5ITA, KANSAS. MORNING. MARCH 90,

authorized him to say thss - voallnse ;,
| . candidate before the convsue@.
The formal ballot resulted: RW. AI1
rich. 25s G. +. Derby, "A; b \. Brown l
Total, "a
F.G. snyth moved NJ. $3.50 fsTsllI
the unanimous eAeies Of III esuveatisa-
CarriedL
Mr.. Aldrich being loudly 81 for came
forward and thanked the csnysntion in Z
brief speech.
The nomination ofpolics je1p bsisg nov
in order D. n. Dale moved . empend the
rulss and make Gov. VI. ". 6lenn The
somiDee Of the convention. n vo eersed
to and Governor Glenn Ms nsninated BY
reclamation.
For city treasurer, F. G. SniaA nominatsd
c. L. Adams and G. F. Derby nasnsd z. A.
Dorsey.
A cold chill ran down N. Dssssys -
nal column as memories Il ~ kIrs ean-
paign came surging through hs brsin. He
arose, mustered up . sickly smile and said
that he would not be candidate for any
thing in this county. This also brought sad
recollections to Judge Campbell mind. but
he actually had the courage to Stand for
member Of the school borrd.
On motion of r. G. Smyth, C. L. Adams
was made the unanimous choice Of the con-
vention for city treasurer.
The informal ballet for justices resulted:
w. W. Thomas ~; W. G. Hobbs %; A h
Mckee II; Fritz Snitzler l; John Fisher 1;
j. F. Thomas total 40.
On motion of A. H Mckee, Hobbs and
Thomas were made the unanimous choice |
of the convention.
Informal ballot for constsble-each dele |
gate voting for two: r Conc %, L S. Wor-
rail- %. John Moore II, Bill Richey l, MUIR
dock l, Deacon Smith total 40. John |
Fisher said he was authorized TO withdraw
Deacon Smiths name.
First formal ballot: r. Cone q; Doc
worrall l6, Moore lls. Thouas II. Mr..
Gone was declared one Of the Nominees. hav-
ing the highest vote.
Second Ballot-Worrall q, Moore Is,
Thomas 5-total 40 Doc Worrxl was de-
clared the second candidate for constable.
On motion OF c. +. Derby, the rules
were suspended and Charles Smyth
was nominated treasurer Of the school board
by acclanmation. For members ut large OF
the schoo! board, NJ. w. Levy, Kos Harris.
Il. w. Abbott, c. A. Walker and W. p.
were placed in nomination.
Pat Healy moved to suspend the rules and
Mr.. Levy and Kos Harris by &C.
,lamation. but w. P. Campbell sat down on
his motion, saying that the people were en-
tiled to vote on those who were to have
he management of so large m amount of
money.
The informal ballot resulted: Levy, "a;
Harris. Is; Campbell, II; Abbott, Z; Walk
II, 8.
The rules were then suspended, and Mr..
levy and Harris were named Is the unani-
nous choice Of the convention.
The delegates from each ward now bal
oted separately for member Of the schoo.
'oard and an alderman from each ward with
he following result:
First Ward-Membcr school board for
hree years, A. Katz; for alderman, Capt. J.
!. Carey.
Second Ward-Nsmber Of the school
BOARD tor three year, w. p. Campbell; for
lderman, J. c. Richey.
Third Ward-Nember school board for
wo years, J. II. Allen; for alderman, P. v.
iealy.
Fourth Ward-Membcr school board for
wo years, J. II. Alley; for alderman, F. r.
tone. ID
On motion il was agreed that the central !,
ommittee be authorized to Oil any vacan-
les that may occur on the ticket. This was
good scheme, rs two or three vacancies
ill probably occur. II
The following committeeman were
hosen: Ii
First ward-H. r Butler, John Derby, {
: Jacks.
Second Ward-Jas Longmire, +. G.
myth, Fred Sewers
Third Ward-Oscar Smith, Geo. Spalton,
rank Dale. TX
Fourth Ward-C. F. Derby, Frank Fish
:, w. A. Pope. {
On motion Of c. +. Derby the committee h
ere directed to meet at the ONCE Of Dale z
Dale last night to oil up the machine and il
ut it in running order. The convention y
len adjourned. q
II was Democratic convention pure and Il
mple, not SO very simple either. Demo- e
ats run it, and Democrats were nomina- a
d. They almost ignored "the noblest Ro- e
m Of them ALL" Capt ]. B. Carey, &
rowing out miserable bait
entice him into the q
4. Mike Zimmeriy. the man Who did &
ore to put the city in good condition,
,ancially and otherwise, than any b
an in the council, was utterly ie-
'red, his name not being mentioned At 81 c
the convention. But then we don't need {,
kick, because the ticket will be rs badly
owed under as werc Dorsey ard Campbell Il
4 fall. The complexion Of the ticket will u
tisfy any one that it 10 strictly partisan.
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