The Dickinson press., 1888-10-27
REPUBLICANS ASSEMBLE
And Nominate Il Strong Ticket.


II b''S
ever assembled in Stark county to
place i'm nomination Il county ticket
met ut Taylor last "Wednesday and
placed i'm nomination the strongest
and best ticket ever presented to the
voters. Men of ability. popularity.
honesty and in every way competent
were placed on the ticket: but amy IL
who looked upon the Intelligent faces
of the delegates could expect nothing
else and the ticket will I've elected hN
Il good majority on the 9th of Novem-
Ter. The convention WAS very har-
moniouS. us will he seen 10y the follow
ing report:
The Dickinson delegates having
been delayed. the delegates of the
east end effected IL temporary urgani-
cation by clecting L. $. T'uderhill,
chairman and Geo. w. Lee. secretary.
Commissioner Inlrrhill nominated
VIM. Wilkins for commissioner of the
third commissioner district and the
nomination WAS made unanimous.
After the arrival of the Dickinson
delegates the following committee on
credentials was appointed: f. lInyhrS.
IL. +. Webster and j. j. Freeman.
The committee reported the follow
ing delegates entitled to seats in the
convention:
%TayloE-T. 5. Way. VS.. Frnn". +.
i. Zellers and Il. L. Webster.
.An%trlupc:--E. Hughes. j.. III. Nc
Clnre ana >l,al Chandler.
Beliield:--F. T.. Stone and VIM.
Lewis. hy proxy to +. +. ShaliUck:
Glalstonr:-R. j. Turner. Geo. w.
Lee. f.. W. kitttll and w. n. Crakrr.
L.rhinh:--F. +. >haddnrk and rh"S.
Neil. hy proxy t" >%llaldnrk.
Dickinson: J. r. Nlnt"a. +, j..
kricek. ThoS. Oukrop. ST., by pt"NA
~ f. j. Krirek. j.. j. Freeman, +. +.
Mrssny:fnith. Fred %Lr"nherser and
Thos. bruts ~. p%Ev t" j. j. Free
man. {. <. I.ang.t@n. q. II. kli,!rfr'-
ter AMI b. +. Fowler, ,y proxy /"
Lansdou. Tl!us. II. Ryan and Ii. Il.
Beckett.
Ricilardtol:-J. NJ. kilgure. WIN.
Viking. Ole Oleson and benjamin
Webb.
SPRING waite. Max Humke and Pc
ter Palm.
The report of the committee WAS
adopted and temporary organization
made permanent.
The following resolution was read
and adopted: Resolved. that the dele.
gates a:ul candidates coming before
this convention p;etlg" themselves I"
support and work for the s;!GeeSs "t
this ticket.
Nominations being in order F.. w
. kitteil placed the name of Thomas C.
Evans before the convention for reg
, isl,.r Of deeds and he WAS nominated
F, by IL unanimous vote.
For district atto,mes j. ". kilgors
nominated j. &. Campbell and tl.t
: vote was unanimous.
For sheriff the names of {. w. l.iv
ings,nll and NJ. a. Sebastian were
!, presented and an informal ballot Wa:
@ taken resulting in livingston recrlN
ing q votes and Sebastian -. On mo
ton Sebastian MAS nominated by ac
. clamatiol.
For assessor Hiram loll,urn, {"
Taylor. was nominated by accllma.
ton. the vote being unanimous.
&Gminations for Judge OF probat'
were 4. IL. lionnty, j. ]" scolield AM
i, j. NJ. Tracey and the intu.n4al ba'lo
+, stood. Bunncy Is. Scoiield >, Trace,
f 6. On motion I6onnry was nominated
by reclamation.
The names of Geo. Lee and Joh'
J. Kiessbcc.s .lr" presented for treasnl
t er and IL ballot resulted ~ the NOM
+" nation of Lee by Il vote of "a to I.
Capt. j. q. Saunders and r. ;
Brookings We're named for surNeyo
'e and the latter receiving il majority T.
% the votes was declared the nonnine,
For coroner +. +. Zellers and
Hughes were named and IL ballot I;
ken which resulted in Mr.. Hughes II
!, reivin. the nomination.
For justices of the peace the FOLLOW
iuy we're nanleI and nominated by a
n clamatiun: \. j. tarty. /. w. kltt]
IL j. NJ. Trecey and Max llnnke.
is The following were chosen for go
II stables by acclannation: f.. }. krlce
L. l.. Whipple, Samuel Juei al
10 .Adolph Miller.
I'd This completed the business, OF u
convention and before a%dj"tunnri
No Il. :. Inderhlll made Il few very a
propriate lGn:arks in support OF II
ticket. He spoke yeiy highly ot Il
legislative candidates and coInlnelii'
- them to the hearty support of Il
-, party,
w Leave Your orders at RSans
choice winter apples.
O. NJ. Norgren. of Forks, Cook q
ng Wyoming. arrived here Monday