Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-10-06

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the order named in the call. Adopted,
The position of register Of deeds was
then balloted for, the names OF Peter
Royem and Il. NJ. Yeatmsn having been
presented.
j. O. MoVay, F. T. White and j.. o.
Aaseth were appointed tellers and all
votes were ordered taken by precincts
on call of the roll.
The first ballot for register OF deeds
resulted: Peter R ,yem 80. l.. M. Yeat-
man II. MI. Royan was declared nomi-
mated.
For auditor the names OF O. Hsge, D
N. Gross, w. H. 81. Bsadle, W. "a. Cul-
ton. E. G.. Edgerton, u. ID. f. Poore
and Ed Iverson were presented.
The fast ballot resulted:
Hage As, Gross %, Beadle 8, fulton 2,
Edgerton %. Poore !, Iverson 8.
Delatus Human was here admitted
with one vote for the seventeenth pre-
cInct,
The second ballot for auditor resulted
Hsge 80, Gross %, Edgerton 81, Iverson
8.
The third ballot for auditor resulted
Hage SO. Gross 81, Edgerton 81, lversop
l6.
The fourth ballot for auditor resulted
Hsge ~, Gross 80, Edgerton &c, Iverson
2, Beadle 4.
The filth ballot for auditor resulted
Hage At. Gross Al, Edgerton 10, Iverson
5. Beadle 8,
| j. r. Gamble, under instructions
withdrew the ame of e. G.. Edgerton.
The sixth ballot for auditor resulted
Hage 4S, Gross 81, Iverson /.
ID. N. Gross declared nominated can
didate for auditor and nomination made
unanimous.
Fred Kincel was nominated by &C.
clamation candidate for sheriff.
Herman Ellerman was nominated by
reclamation candidate for treasurer.
L.. Coughton was nominated by &C
clamation candidate for probate Judge
l.. B. French was nominated by ac
olamation candidate for district attorney
DR.. II. f. Livingston WAS nominated
by acclsmatlon candidate for coroner,
N. M. Hills was nominated by &c
clametion candidate for superintendent
of schools.
Il. u. Palmer was nominated by 40
clamation candidate for surveyor.
The convention proceeded to bal!o'
for a candidate for assessor.
Tie first ballot resulted: Andrew Q
Saugstsd Sc, E. 81. Dunn 43.
SRugstad declared nominated and tn,
nomination made unanimous.
For justices CT the peace d. MoCully
j. L. Pennington. Haldo Safer and A. s
Dunning were nominated.
For constables George Bauman. J. B
Shaw, Albert Safer and Charles Ray
mond were nominated.
For county commissioners John Q
Aaseth. for the fourth district, and Jacol
Branch, for the third district, were nomi
mated.
LEGISLATIVE.
The following delegates were elected
by aeclamation to represent Yanktol
county in the second district legislatiy,
convention to be held at Memo Octobe
10Th: Frank Wyman, W. s. Bower
Fred Schnauber, e. G.. Smith, Anto.
Peiffer, J. r. Gamble, H. B. Wynn
Jacob Hanson, zlna Richey. Fred Val
entine, E. T. White, John o. Aaseth
Haldo Safer.
THE PLATFORM.
The report of the committee on resol1
tions was unanimously adopted. Ihes
resolutions are too long to print thi
afternoon, but will be given 10 Monday
issue.
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The following gentlemen we're ap
pointed as county central committee 10
the ensuing two years:
Ohairman-John r. Gamble.
1sp pE CAhSG ALiVtlHoGoA IAoWokos
End preoinct-J. R. Hanson.
3rd precinot-Jacob Hansen.
4th precinot-Haldo Safer.
9th precinct-Andrew Grut.
9Th pre- oinot-Emil Erickson.
7th preoinot-Ole Lee.
:. 9Th precinct-A. e. Stene.
;. 9th preclnct-Jno. Freidel.
;. 10Th precinot-Anton Peiffer.
1lth precinct-Peter Huber.
18th precinct-Gerald Geraldson.
18th precinct-George Ray.
18th precinct-Fred Schumacher.
18th preclent-W. B. Valentine.
10th precinct-W. M. Powers.
18th Observation-Disclosures Hinman.
ADJOURNED.
At4:30 p. NJ. the convention adjourn
, ed.