The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-07-05

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honor, to support and vote for the entire
democratic ticket, national, state, county
and precinct, from president to constable
inclusive.
Resolved further, That each person
who votes in this meeting shall register
his name as he votes.
Delegates were then elected: CAPT
Jos. Male, A. j. Zilker, Col. W. M. Wal on
S. NJ. Burt, j. D. Randolph, S. K. Morley
p. Stein, Geo. Hutchins, j. X. p. McFall.
sEIDER's STORE.
Quite number of voters gathered al
Seider's store, and the meeting was called
to order by Mr.. Jas. W. Hancock, who, or
motion of Mr.. Doxey, was unanimously
made chairman for the ensuing two years
Mr.. L. A. Doxey was unanimously elected
secretary.
Mr.. James w. Hancock and Mr.. Henry
Seekatz we're elected delegates without
opposition, and Doctor John Preston and
Mr.. James Patten alternates.
GovALLE SCHOOL HOUSE.
L. N. Hoge was elected chairman and
n j. Macarthur secretary. The following
delegates were elected: Samuel II. Dixon,
A. G. Wheeler, N. j, Macarthur, j. R. Curl,
l.. Waltz and L. B Henry. On motion
the chairman, L. n. Hoge, was added to
the list of delegates.
The following resolution was offered by
j. r. Curl and adopted:
! Resolved, That the democracy of
precinct No. of Travis county, in CON
ventiou assembled at Govalle heartily az
prove and endorse all the present state
n Il tbair ipo
ton.
Mr.. Samuel H. Dixon offered resolu-
ton to the effect that the delegates be in
structed to vote as q unit on all questions
coming before the county convention,
which was adopted.
The delegates were instructed to vote
as unit for Hon. w. Nd. Brown for
county judge. Mr.. L. n. Hoge was then
elected chairman of the pricinct for the
next two years, and the convention ad-
journed.
oATMANvILLE.
The following delegates will come up
uninstructe6: Tom Miller, A. D. Will
liams, N. A. Dawson, W. Chappel, A. G.
Mathews, John McChristian, John Nc
Quinlan, Jack Herner, John Berdsly and
Joe Davis.
PECAN SPRINGS.
D. n. Robinson was reelected chair
man for the ensuing two years upon mo-
ton of Mr.. Ray.
Motion made to elect five delegates and
five alternates to represent the precinct in
the county convention. Carried, and the
following persons were elected:
Or. Maxwell, E. W. HolleD, p. NJ. Quincy,
A. j. Gibson. The alternates are: DowelI,
Won Rosenberg, V. p. Brown, j. N. Ham
ilton, j, W. Ray.
A resolution was offered by Mr.. Quincy
that this convention endorse the Hon. A.
S. Walker for associate Justice of the su-
preme court; R. M. Hall, as commissioner
of the general land office, and John d.
Mccall as comptroller of public accounts.
Also, resolution by W. S. Rather, IT,, en-.
dorsing d. N. Robinson for county clerk.
Both resolutions were unanimously
adopted.
CREEDMoRE.
Delegates come unlnstructed, as follows:
j. D. Campbell Jim johnson, R, E. Lee
and E. B. Wright.
BLUFF SPRINGS.
Delegates, uninstructed, are as follows: |
j. S. McClintock, Wade NJ. Smith, NJ. G. |
Nuckols and W. H. Thaxton.
ROCK CHURCH.
Delegates will come as follows, unin-
B. f. Pennington, D. A. Todd, |
W. D. Miller, R. B. Ligposki.
WATERS STORE.
At Waters school house the meeting
was called to order by the chairman, Mr..
N. B. Mays, j. L. King, secretary The
following delegates were elected to the
county convention by acclamation:
G. w. Thorp, W. B. B. Bird, J. Holman,
J. H. Bevill A. j. Shouts, n B. Mays and
D. w. Parker.
The following aternates were also
by acclamation:
o. G. Jones, Henry Mueller, John King,
P. G. Barnes, J. l.. King, 1. B. Bird and j.
W. Smith.
Mr.. McElroy received the nomination
for Justice of the peace of precinct
No. 4.
Mr.. John Fulkes received the nomina-
tion fo "a table.
1t moved and seconded that this
CONVENTION agreed with the sentiments of
the state convention held at Fort Worth
and of the national convention held at
st. Louis.
DEL VALE.
The following delegates were elected:
Tom Anderson, Temp Norwood, Miles
Miller, Tom Pearce and Ed Jones. No in
structions. W. j. Cloud was nominated
for county commissioner.
MANOR.
Nhe democratic primary convention
was held here this afternoon, and elected |
the following delegates to the convention,
to be held in Austin, July IA: L. D. Gala |
way, Z. w. Smith, j. w. Biting, L. B. |
Giles, j. L. Wildbahn, W. B Raney, j. S. |
Gregg, w. L. Giles, L. @. Hill, Aft. Boyle |
A. f. Anderson, l.. o. Sheffield, j. H. Alll- !
son and alternates. Everything passed |
off quietly. The convention endorsed j. |
W. Brown for county commissioner, and |
sent solid delegation for B. c. Giles, for
state senator.
In the State House.
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