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Cheyenne No. Pr. B. Hicks, W. S.
Weaver, Colin Hunter. John Nolan, j..
R. Palmer, j. Fl. Goddard. A. H. Reel,
H. Dillman, H. P. Hynds, H. Glafcke,
II. 7. Goodwin, D. McUlvan.
Cheyenne No. 81. L. Murray, F. G..
Thomasson, L. w. Warlaumont, Henry
Arp, Max J. Meyer, Sam'l. Finch, E.
Lawler, Geo. A. Draper, F: A. Roedel,
F. A. Miller, ]. NJ. Newman, Cbas. w.
Morgan.
Bordeaux-John F. FAINT by Geo. A.
Draper.
Chugwater-Frank H. Conner by j. l..
Murray. y
Pratt and Ferris-No representative.
Egbert-F H. Jones.
Fort Laramie-E. W. Hall and B. A.
Hart BY Jno. F. Carroll.
Fairbank-W. A. Haywood and W.
A. Reid.
Granite Canyon-A. W. Haygood by
j. NJ. Newman.
Hartville-F. NJ. Watson by Jno. A.
Martin.
Hawk Springs-H. NJ. Babbitt by Jas.
Carroll.
Hubert-No representative.
Hauphof-A.B. Ruggles by w. R.
Stoll.
Iron Mountain-No representative.
Islay-No representative.
Little Besr-R. L.. Bard by T. Dyer.
Little Horse Creek-J. R. johnson.
Moran-M. Moran by jas. Welsh.
Pine Blufs-H. Sturth, two, by F. H.
Jones.
Phillips-No representative.
Pole Creek-Lee R. Sage by Max j..
Meyer.
Patrick-Wm. Reynolds by Geo. A.
Draper.
Rawhide Buttes-Russell Thorp.
Swedish Home-No representative,
Uva-T. R. Adams by Max J. Meyer.
Upper Horse creek-No representa-
tive.
Wheatland-J. A. Johnston.
Wendover-Jos. Z. Leech.
Walker-J. w. Howard, by F. e..
Thomson.
Willow creek-M. S. Bartlett, by f.
G. Thomson.
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
Hon. j. G. Baird was speedily elected
permanent chairman, there being no OPP
position to his candidacy. The gentlemas
was greeted with applause, and made a
ringing speech which aroused considera-
Bile enthusiasm. He remarked that he
was confident that harmony would prevail
and was certain that a ticket which would
be victorious from top to bottom could be
placed in the field by the delegates. He
urged that the gentlemen be not over
confident, however, and that they name
such candidates as would reflect credit
upon the party after their election. The
delegates appreciated the pithy and
pointed remarks of Cheyenne's brilliant
attorney.
After not a little urging Mai. Glafcke
consented to accept the laborious position
of permanent secretary, and was duly in
stalled. H. T. Goodwin and Ed. Lawler
positively declined to act in that capacity.
ON RESOLUTIONS.
On motion of a delegate Chairman
Baird selected Colin Hunter, T. B. Hicks.
Jno. F. Carroll, Ed. Lawler and G. R.
Palmer as a committee on resolutions.
The gentlemen were instructed to prepare
a platform and submit the same to the
convention sometime prior 10 adjourn
ment.
FOL sRERIFF.
The man who will succeed S. K. Sharp
less as the chief executive officer OF this
county was named in short order. The
initials OF his cognomen are John A. Mar.
tin, an intelligent, fearless and competent
man Of unquestioned integrity and spot.
less character. a man in every way quail.
fed to fll the Office.
NJ. P. Moroney gave his name to the
convention and was cheered.
j. j. Hauphoff nominated a gentleman
who was a worthy rival for Mr.. Martin
6. 9. Charlton, a well known pioneer.
Messrs. Reel and Warlaumont we're
appointed tellers and balloting com
menced. There were sixty votes in the
conventions necessary to a choice, thirty
one.
When thirty-one votes had been counted
for MIR. Martin a cheer that shook the
walls of the court house went up from
the hall. His total vote was At, Mr..
Charltou's Is.
Max Meyer moved that the nomination
be made unanimous. Adopted.
In response to calls for a speech Mr..
Martin thanked the convention cordially