Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-29

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NJ. Hsasin9 moved an interMissioaof
ten minutes. Lost.
The chair then stated that there being
no chofcs . second ballot would bs|
taken. Some lively shirmishing fol-
lowed, but without any material change
IN the sitnation. The ballot stood: Leo
"A. SesunRard 20. Mann ..
Tho third and fourth ballots showed
no change between Nsssrs. Lee and
Serumgard. Mr.. Mann xscsiysd z votes
In each Of thsss ballots.
On the fhh ballot MIR. Lee rsosiysd
the necessary 2s votes; Mr.. Ssrumgard
receiving 20 and Mr.. Mann & The chair
declared MI. Leo the choice Of the con.
vention. There was great applause and
stamping Q OBJECT, followed by the inspir-
ing music Of the band at the foot of the
stairs.
The convention, when quiet was ne
stored. proceeded to the nomiuataon Of
probate judge. Mr.. Flumsrfslt nomins.
ted P. J. McOlory ana Mr.. Watt nomi-
mated w. w. Wishaxt, whom hs said
was Z gentleman, every inch Of him.
The first ballot was . tie, each xsoeiv-
ing Is votes, ono vote being cast for
Henry Hale for auditor.
On the second ballot Ncolory reosivsd
= votes and Wishart as McClory was
declared the nominee.
Mr.. odseard moved that D. Il. Morgan
be nominated for district attorney by
reclamation. Carried. Mr.. Morgan
was brought forward for exhibition a.
10 prize winner. He thanked the con-
vention heartily and sincerely, and said
he had done no work to secure the NOM
inatton. He hoped that no Republican
would commit q crime, CYoice "It will
60 hard with the Democratic "but IL
any OF you do commit . crime TIL do all
I can to bring you to Justice" Zap.
plauss.l
The band made ito appearance In the
hall at this juncture and played one Of
its most spirited pieces.
Then came the long looked for fight for
county auditor.
Mr.. Duell placed in nomination Mr..
Albert Roberts, Of Devils Lake.
MI. Mccormick nominated J.. D. Tay-
lor, OF Churchs Ferry,
Mr.. Creel nominated Henry Hale, of
Poplar Grove.
Mr.. Patio nominated Naroellus Smith
OF Crary.
Mr.. Avery nominated LOUIS A Larson
OF Odessa.
On the first ballot Hale resolved 81,
Tsylor IA, Smith 2, Roberta 8. Lannon's.
Mr.. Roberts name was then with.
drawn in favor Of Hale. who Wa nomi-
mated on the second ballot. recsIvins %
votes. Tsylor 10. Smith 3 and Larson a
Mr.. Hale thanked the convention
kindly for the compliment II had paid
him, and said II elected he would On.
dsavor to conduct the once properly
and for the benefit Of the people.
On motion Of MI. Thorson J. e. Dyke
was nominated by aoclsmation for
county surveyor.
Messrs. Thorson, Roberts aud Camp
bell were, nominated for asssssor, and
on the first ballot Campbell received 10
votes, Thorson II, and Roberta 2. On
the second ballot Roberts rsosived 50 and
was declared the nominee.
William Hurst, Of this city, VA NOM
Iinstsd for coropsr
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JUSTICES ottuo posce were noMinsteo
a follows: ID. G.. Duell. BERGEN: N. r.
Davis. Grand Hsrbor: J.. Il. Smith.
Crary; E. F. McIntire. churchs Ferry.
And constables a. follows: w. A.
Crazy, Of Crazy; T. H. shinnes, Church
Ferry; l.. w. stoessr, Dry Lake; Geo.
| Maxwell, Freshwater,
The delegates representing the ant
and fourth commissioners districts held
side conventions, and T. T. Thomson waa
Inominatsd from the first and I'd.
h..rd ,-om .ha ro,..h
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O0Aoo"'~ W VINO o8AslosAso S0AAy0AsAoA
which Is held at Grafton today. were
chosen a. follows: J.. +. Cowan. John
Stoeser, H. c. Hansbrough, G. w. n.
Davis. Chas. Cnrrisr. DR.. Rusar. and
49,. 49,. M. 49, ~
'amos W marks. AnS Was
by unanimous vote, instructed for DR.
swanston az . candidate for member Of
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m..S 100.