The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1888-09-21
REPUBLICAN, COUNTY CONVEN-
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| REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVEN
| TON.
il The Republican County Convensio
convened ct the Court House on Fridal
I6ept. IA, at 1 O'Clock.
The Convention was called to Orde
by the chairman Of the County Con
lmittee.
i On motion, A. 81. Kruckman wa
chosen chairman and e. w. Blinn Sex
retary of the Convention.
/ The chair appointed Messrs. A. Pattel
son, w. E. Reed and L. Fay comAlitte
on credentials.
| The report of the committee on crt
dentials was accepted and adopted.
The roll call was responded to by al
the delegates except FL. III. TarbelI, D
the Fourth ward of the city Of Kenosha
and ]. r. Hyde, of Randall.
On motion, III. III. Tmme was sob
stituted for 81. 81. TarbeH and the TN
delegates from Randall were allowed q
cast the full vote for the town.
On motion, an informal ballot wa,
taken for Member Of Assembly, with
the following result:
Whole number Of votes cast, 81; o
which Henry Blackman received 2; A
H. Kruckman. 6; John Lnces, D. Z
Burgess, u; s. D. Slade, IL; blank. l. !,
First Formal Ballot-D. L. Burgess
Is; s. D. Slade, II: w. Fl. Harrison, /.
Second Formal Ballot ID. L. Burgess
81; 8. ID. Slade, Is.
On motion, the nomination OF d. T.
Burgess was made unanimous.
On motion, an informal ballo. was
taken for Sheriff, which resulted as fol.
lows:
Whole number of votes cast. So: oil
which L. w. DeDiemar received 9; F
Stemm, 8; E. Beyersdorfer, A; D. T.
Pierce, II; VIM. Gunter, Z.
First Formal Ballot-DeDiemar, Hi
Stemm, !; BeyersdOrfer, 8; Pierce, Ill;
Gunter, 10. Is
Second Formal Ballot - DeDiemar
II; Stemm, /; Beyersdorfer, s.; Pierce,
II; Gunter,7 Z.
Third Formal Ballot-DeD iennara y Ii
Stemm, Q: Beyersdorfer. 4: Pierce. ~
Gunter, z.
Fourth Formal Ballot - DeDiemar,
IL; Stemm, 2; Beyersdorfer, 4; Pierce,
10; Gunter, z. IA
Fifth Formal Ballot eDiemar. Ill;
Stemm, 3; Beyersdorfer, 3; Pierce, IA;
Gunter, 4; VIM. Kemen, 1. s sis
Sixth Formal Ballot-DeD iemar. IL :
Stemm, 8; Beyersdorfer, 8 Pierce. II !
Gunter, 5.
Seventh Formal Ballot-DeDi enlar
16; Stemm, 2; Beyersdorfer, g. Pierce.
IL; VIM. Gunter, 8. .Ase
Eighth Formal Ballot Del ieniar.47 !;
Gunter, 4. ilas so Z
Ninth Formal Ballot THE same as
the eighth.
Tenth Formal Ballot-DeD iemar. ,21:
Beyersdorfer. 8; Pierce, 10; Gnnter, 2. !,
On motion, the nomination of. N.
DeDiemar was made unanimous.
On motion, an informal ballot was
taken for County Treasurer, with the fol-
lowing result: Z. a. = .s
Whole number of votes cast. 345iof
which Frank Head received 16;: Charles:
Frantz, z; s. B. Cropley, 10; blank,s1. i
First Formal Ballot Head, 49,
Frantz, 8; Cropley, 10. aocs y Il =,
Second Formal Ballot-H u.s.;
Frantz, 8; Cropley, 10. lei :ieas i;
At this iuncture Capt. Eantz with
drew his name, referred to the conten-
ton between the banks for the past
fifteen or twenty years, and said. that
The nomination should be given to "a.
man from the country who is not identi-
fed with either of the banks. M
Third Formal Ballot Frantz. 8: Head.
Ia; Cropley, Is; S. d. Slade, Q: blank.
|. d
Fourth Formal Ballot-Head, a.
Cropley, 81.
On motion, the nomination 0fS. B.
Cropley was made unanimous.
On motion, d. B. Benedict was unanil
mously nominated by reclamation. for
County Clerk. = 70 st ls.:z
On motion, John Browne. of Salem,
was unanimously nominated bv scclaf
nation for Register Of Deeds. III i, s'lsses;a
On motion, an informal ballot was
taken for District Attorney, resulting as
follows: s.ysg 3 81 d
Whole number of votes cast, 35; Of
which M. Paddock received 19;sJohn7
w. Hayes, 4; M. A. Baker, 4;,bhnk, 81
H. Van Wyck, l; Jas. Cavanagh, /; ].