The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1888-09-22

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For districtattorney: L. Vineyard
OF HALEY, 0. B. Batten, of Ketch
un. Seventy-two ballots were cas-
OF which Orlando B. Batten received
AZ and L. Vineyard 80. The nom
lnation Of Mr.. Batten was made
unanimous by reclamation.
| For assessor: T. D. Bellinger, o
Deer creek Frank Pede, Of HALEY
| Mr.. Pede withdrew. Mr.. Bellingel
was nominated by acclamation.
For treasurer, J. H. Hague, O.
Bellevue. No other name being
presented the nomination of Mr.
Hague was made by reclamation.
THURSDAY MORNING.
The convention resumed it's work
at 10 O'Clock Thursday morning
proceeding at once to the nonina-
tions.
For Probate Judge, VIM. H.
Brodhead; placed in nomination by
Mr.. w. H. Dial, was nominated by
reclamation.
For councilmen, Isaac I. Lewis,
of Ketchum, and Lycurgus Vim
yard, of HALEY both elected unan-
imously by reclamation. After
their remarks the house gave three
cheers for the candidates.
The chair called for the senti-
ments of the convention regarding
the method of appointing the coun-
ty central committee. Mr.. Moore,
of Haley, arose and remarked up
on the necessity Of reform in the
work of this committee, and refer
red to the negligence of the present
committee in the matter of publish
ing the official call for the county
convention and precinct primaries,
stating that the call was not pub
lished until a late day, and then
only as news item, and INSULT
GENTLY for general circulation III
the county. The point was sus-
tanned by other members. 1t was
resolved that every precinct should
have at least one representative on
the committee and that those send
ing four or more delegates to the
county convention should be al
lowed two members to be selected
from each precinct by the delegates
therefrom instead of being appoin-
ted by the chair as usual. The
convention then took recess OF
half an hour to enable the delegates
from each precinct an opportunity
to confer upon the choice OF mem
bers.
The convention was again called
to order and the following nomina,
ton was made:
For superintendent of public in
struction, Mrs. Frances Butter, OF
Hailey-elected by reclamation.
The precincts now severally an
nounced their selection of the fol
lowing
COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE:
American Falls-J. F. Stufflebeam.
Antelope-M. Hall.
Atlanta-H. w. Irvine.
Arco-Jos. F. Gallagher.
Bliss-Dr. Pa inner.
Bayard Springs-Danl. Reardon.
Bellevue-C. NJ. Drum, w. F. Burns
Broadfurd-Jno. E. Bray, Daniel
Harrington.
Bullion-Thomas Gibbon.
Boulder-N. Sullivan.
Birch Creek-M. Coffinan.
Camas MiIl-Jas. A Darighan:
Crichton-C. F. Fariss.
Corral Creek. B. Jones.
Deer Creek-not filled.
East Fork-W. A. Wheeler.
Era-J. w. Cowden.
Pine Grove-Jeff. Bayard.
Galena-Robert Murray.
Glenn's Ferry-W. H. Dial, Daniel
McGinnes.
Howe-Ed. Redicker.
Hailey-G. A. Williams, N. Randall
Indian Creek. 0. Gordon.
[sland-Thomas B. Lang.
Kelchum-P. McMahon, Homer
Bounds.
Little Wood River-John Burgess.
Malad-Cliff I. Riley.
Mindoka-H. D. Simpson.
Martins. S. Wilson.
Muldoon-D. F. Gushing.
Rocky Bar-Alex Simpson, J. Sted-
man.
Spring Creek--W. W. Black.
Shoshone-W. Il. Lane, Thos. Fay.
Sawtooth-F. c. Parks.
Soldier-Wm. Mccain.
Smoky. r. Kelly.
Silver Creek-Joseph Loving.
Tikura-Jacob Adams.
Toponis-Martin Johnson.
Warm Springs-James Brennan.
Willow Creek-Jacob Clark.
Mountain Hpme-C. r. Shaw.
It was the sense of the conven-
ton that Boulder, although not 4
precinct under the present official
arrangement, be allowed one mem
Der in the county central commit
tee. Nominations were then re-
sumed.
For assemblymen: E. J. Coady,
nf Glenn's Ferry, by McMahOn, Ol