Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-10-01
CLOSE OF THE cosyrxv,ox

VioUx FALLS, Oak, Special Telegram
25.-The work for which the eonyenp,,
called together is finally ended TAsc,
tuition ia completed, adopted, signed I
members and president, and resdy 4
bound and transmitted to the proper "a
tiles. The little furry caused by ths
sion of Haines' resolution last eyeuine,.sl
over, and the proceedings of the Id
We're characterized BY the utmost Aar.
The convention assembled this morivI
the stated hour, o O'Clock, transac,A
unimportant business, and then took
cess to allow the committee on arrange
aud phraseology to prepare their n
They had been hard at work nearly 81 /,
large force of clerks being emnlors
transoribe the document At 1885 d
Rev Joseph Ward OF Yankton, clARasI
the committee, appeared In the dOas
carrying in his hands large roll Il ID
script which every Que recognized as d
ganic law of the coming State Of Dbl |
As he entered the hall he was gresid 4
prolonged applause The conYeatoa
called to order, and precisely at l0:S8S
tary Cain began the hcrculean sssS !; !
ing the lengthy document ChaiSnm u
held in his hand an exact transcrifs 4 ;
copy used by the secretary, while tf
delegates referred to tho original priHl4j
ports Of the committees EVERYBODY N
down to
A LONG, STEADY PULL,
and as the reading progressed, kea 4
watch for any accidental errors tAss
be found. But SO wei had the cosa
performed their work that the docnlnas |
manned substantially ~ 10 was placed
the convention, Al day loag the ri.
continued, the convention adj0urngl
1890 for dlnper and reaSsembhg
o'sloek. During the afternoon NeiIl u
county relieved Secretary Cain for o.
shortly after > o'clock the secretary 4
pieted his work and the convention
rest for few minutes 1heE Camfad
Yankton moved that the constitata
adopted, signed by the president AM 4
bers of the convention ana attestel y /
secretary, properly bound aud plarets
presidents hands 10 deliver al ths "a
time TO the proper authorities Prssa
5:17 the motion was put and carried %
mousiy, every delegate fotiug. Their
no need to announce the vote. Alfei
the great work had been accomplish
Immediately applause, long and loud
the hall resouud The delegates ~
then advanced to the secreiarys Or
affixed their signatures 10 the consaii
those who had left previously haYns
so before going The committee on eAl
of the convention then submitted ths
ing report, which was allowed and aa
paid,
Mileage ,S2,o15 STABLES. ...s.,,s n
Per diem or Prlnting,,..s-''
members. -. 3,922 50.stationeyg ~.
Per diem OF em- Editing debates
ployes. ..... l,i55 sOIL.ess proceeds
transcripts -. CHS 60, sale Oh taoss
Rents. ...... 29l 0ol
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An adjournment WIS then takea "
The executive committee met and oIHal
this morning by the election Of G ME-
sully county as clerk.
COUNTY BOARDS
The following members OF coanF
were appointed:
Aurora, j. y. b. Jenkins, Henry p ~
Grover; headle, A. Davis, J. wv
Issenhuth: Brown. George H. Jthasa
Sterling, DIR. Pettingill; BrooElDgs M
Fisher. d. ]. barrow, u. y, PaiEag'
s X Kfaa, A. Ill Orns
Wetiere n'u 1 W Duncan: Ioan 4,
T. o. Bryant, Jo4eph Stowe, u luz
II. J. Grant Bowman Henry sn@TTF
Custer, n L Starkland. A. ID, Clare !, = Nh.
Campbell, William Matteson, 2, p y wv
William Owen; Clark, John b BelpsNT
Conklin. Cant. Berry: CoddingtSn, Y
fall, r. H. Spicer. u. ID Wheelock -. IA
Hanson. Judge Coperland. Hans Ayiy VA
u. A. Wade. II. III Garnsey, y y ~.
Faulk, Y. L. Hughes. James W. sonasErhs ,
Pangborn; Grant, A. NJ Hogan. Z WA,
W. s. Crawford: Hutchinson; ~, - z
William Baldwin, ]. ShlaybeFt HI Nd
nina, Luther Schlosser: Hyae' ~ "a
Ell Johnson, n, u. Mcclure; w. pda1
Cogan. John Pyle, c. H. Cost, tiainn1l;s n. N
er. III. M. Oilbertson, J. G. Springer, ns.e IA
Foster. ]. G. Gregory. r. II. Wlcknsn.,
H. M. Rice, NJ. J. Hournis, 9unisi11srf q
bury, John Al Owen. II. II Sheets 100, Z y
wick. lake. 8. IL. Kennedy, r. II W ssnss,
p. Smith; Lincoln, j. w. Taylof, MIrer
Wheelock; Marshall. Dyer. Brltt ss.,,h, ia.
A. Patton. = II. Bronson, hugh 1 warrsn
son, II. u, Moulton. Prank vas,sasa.
Lewis. sully. j. "A. Meloon; spins, liza ..,s,s
Jonas Bushnell, George Jarvis. w SsasT r.ss
Kinds, 8. J. Mitchell. Judge Sl ,a Alan. q
II. Peterson. ri &. Touslcy Chris o. :As.s
A. o. Ringsrtlde, W. NJ Miliign,s ~ Fls<
Walworth, Tom Orr. III. ioL.e's 's,,as <
The vacancies viii BIO filled ~ w.
sibie. The executive commune ...a
tomorrow, and transact any impa
ness that may come before y ~
OF the Republican members o. VI
ton held this morning, II was ,,,ss
call convention and put CAM Nh
state Offices in the field = .,,.,ssl
chairman or the Republican !. =, "a
mittee. presided Later tn tne I'D
lar was issued calling a meetir 8 ~ - q
Tuesday. sept 20, OF those ms'a a.ta H
central committee who ave ss,hs
forty-sixth parallel, the opleoa . II
ing to make arrangements iol
yantion 70 nominate state oiiice1s "a
Apsounxrp WITH GOOD rEH'a .s,.s
Az the evening session OF tas m
nothing was done OF impor.an0r slIsa
dresses were made by MAJ "a N
Parker and Judge Edgerton. - "a
expressed satisfaction Win ~ y, III
and pledged himself to WORK ~ "
cess OF the movement 'sst 4
ton then adjourned 70 xsl
I. time provided fpr ~