, 1888-10-03

Schnitger John Roberts. Three ballots
were taken. The first was Adams 20,
Stable Is, Whipple 3, Fredendall 81,
Roberts 4. The names of Roberts and
Whipple were withdrawn, The next vote
was Adams %, Stable l6, Fredeudall 25.
Stable withdrew in favor of Freiendall.
The third ballot resulted in the selection
Of Fredcndall, he receiving ii votes. On
motion of E. T. Stable the nomination
was made unanimous.
III LAST GASP.
Here's where the Young Mems Repub-
llcan club and other opponents of the
Busy B.. died a horrible death. John A.
Riner nominated Mr.. Bergman for the
place of probate Judge After paying a
glowing tribute to |. C. Whipplc GIr.
Sewers placed that eentleman's name up
against the b. The vote was - for Berg
man, % for Whipple.
THE ATTORNEY GENERAL
The second surprise of the day was the
nomination for county attorney of a terri
torial official, II, Douzclmanu. He was
named by f. S. He5ard. n. J. O'Brien
mentioned Mr.. Sewers, and A &. Nc
Gregor j. J. Rowen. On the first ballot
Donzclman and Sewers were tie. The
second was 3S for Douzelman and % for
Sewers. Bergman seconded Donzelman's
nomination quite enthusiastically. j. A.
Riner was mentioned but positively de-
clined.
COMMISSIONERS.
|. S. Bartlett, John Roberts and Geo.
w. Hoyt were nominated for county com
missionars without any very pronounced
opposition. a. q. MeGregor and Thos.
Swan we're defeated.
ASSESSOR.
Immediately after the evening recess T.
Joe Fisher was again placed in the field
for assessor. He received 81 votes; r.
B. Horrie, 10, and W. NJ. Mast Is.
Masi's name was presented by Col. Bah
bit, Horrie's by T n. Shanks.
SURVEYOR.
W d. Pease defeated John S. Titcomb
by four votes for this place on the ticket.
SUPERVISOR.
There was a spirited contest over the
candidacy for road supervisor. Geo. B.
Durham of Bear creek was victorious
over B. II. Smalley and j. b. Woods.
When the superintendent of schools
was reached DR.. w. A. Wyman, the pre-.
sent incumbent, Prot. n. Il. Stark and
Miss Emma Schultz were named. The
latter was placed in nomination by Mrs.
Foss and the announcement caused some
applause. The ballot stood as follows:
Wyman 81, Stark 5, Schultz %.
Mr.. Roberts asked permission to ad-
dress the convention. Permission having
been granted, he stated that he under
stood that he had been selected as one of
the candidates for county commissioner.
While approaching the compliment, he
was forced to decline. Whoever was
nominated would secure his hearty sup
port.
Mr.. Stable moved that the defamation
be not received, but this was afterward
amended to acct pit the same which was
accordingly done.
Mr.. Hay nominated W. P. Gannett,
and as no other names were presented the
ballot of the convention was cast by the
secretary for Mr.. Gannett.
Nominations for members of the terri.
torial council being in order the following
names were mentioned: E. Maggie, Thos.
b. Adams, John A. Riner, Col. A. t.
Babbitt (declined), j. W. Hammond, G.
N, Potter (withdrawu}, Willis Van De-
vanter %(declined).
1t was decided on motion of Col. Bah
bit that the three persons having the
highest number of votes on the first bal
lot be declared the nominees,
The first ballot resulted as follows:
Nagle As; Adams 81; Riner "a: Ham
mond So.
Nominations for The house being in
order, the following were placed before
the convention: w. R. Schnitger, Thos,
B. Adams, Frederick S. Hebard, Frank
Fl. Clark, Al Bowie, Geo. W. Sewers,
E. T. Duffey, John H. Gordon with.
drawn, j. 6. Pratt, John Roberts, VIC.
Sampson (declined), l.. G jerks de
clined). The nomination of Mr.. Hebard
was seconded with oily effusiveness by
Judge Bergman, who pronounced Mr..
Hebard a rising young attorney who had
borne the brunt of several political fights
as one Of those choice spirits known as the
Young Mems Republican club. 1t was