Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-10-09
THEY'RE ALL RIGHT.
A Ticket Nominated which will
Lead the G.. o. p. to Vic
tory in November
And of which no Republican
need be ashamed of. A
Wise Selection
BY Convention of Intelligent
Delegates. No Railroad
ing of Candidates.

REPUBLICAN COUNTY REPUBLICANS
In Convention Assembled Nominate the
MORNING SESSION.
Ii was II o'clock by the most reli-
able chronometer when the republi-
can convention Of ulster county was
called 10 rder yesterday, by 5. Cord Jn
secretary of the republican central
committee, and the call for the con.
vsnlion read. Following The reading
of the call, the selection of tempo
rsry chairman and secretary being in
order, Mr.. Fred NJ. Kriedler was
nominated and elected as chsirman
and 5. Gordon as secretary. Mr..
Kriedler on assuming the chair made
short but felicitous speech thanking
the gentlemen of the convention for
the honor conferred, and cungTatulat-
ing them and the republicans OF Gus.
ter county on the auspicious outlook
for the success Of the party which was
Acknowledged by applause. The first
business of the convention being the
formation OF working committees, the
following were upon motion appoint
ed by the chairman:
Cred d2niials: Wm. Harmon. II. r.
Marcy, John Tully, c. +. Joubert.
aud II. 0rscbel,
Order of Business: w. S. Smell,
Arthur Bitile, and EdJones.
Permanent Organization: A. f..
Flager, n. Hockett, j. Struthers, NJ.
P. Wymsn, aud NJ. g. Msple..
Resolutions: ], b. Collins, 5. Cor
don, c. w. Seyde, ]. L. Kennedy.
and G. s. Whitney.
Having accomplished all tha. could
be done until the committees re-
ported the convention took an ad.
iournment until O'Clock p. IN.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
At the hour appointed the conven-
ton re-Gssembled at the call of the
chairman and the first order of bust
ness being the report of the commit-
tee on credentials, that csmmiltee re-.
POI ted the following delegates as en-
Titled 10 seals in the conventions:
Miles City-C. W. Seyde, J. b. Col
liDs, Nj. q. Naples, John Gibbs proxy
for Ed Flynn, A + Flager, Toner Saw.
age, e j smith alternate for J & CAL
iRhan, l. NJ kreidler, G ; Whitney, :
Gordon, Ed Jones, Ed Campbell, II
OrScbei, J B Collins proxy for l. b
Rea. Il & Richmond proxy for G X
Griffith, Is Ullmau, John fully, II b
Wiley, Larry Kendall, John Wright,
\ ii SM crdtiger aud Richard CLARK @.
Hockelt's Rancb-Nathan Hockett-l.
Cove sswmll-Jumss e. ClifIord-l.
HoIchklss-A. Z. Flanagan, proxy
for 5. ii. Loyett-l.
Ekalska-Wm. Harmon for himself
aud proxy for J. b. Hedges.
L. % Ranch-Wm. Harmon, proxy
for Peter Nelson ana w. ]. Whip.
ple-2.
sadle-Robt. D0yle-l.
Cutler's Rsnch-Wm. Aitchison
aud w. X. Graham proxy for Geo.
Cutlei-2.
Etcheta-Jsmes Struthers-l.
Rosebud-A. Sloggy, w. A. Bowles
for himself and l.. Smiths.
Terry-C. +. Joubert and G.. s.
Whitney proxy for j, b. Kemptop-2.
Albrighl-C. +. Brown for himself
ard proxy Tor w. n. Albright
Forsyth-M. Z. Wyman and n. z
Marcy for himself aud proxy for A. II,
| G GIeason-3.
Blatchiord-J. +. Kennedy-l.
Howard-Arthur Bittle-l.,
Fallon-C. +. Joubert proxy for n
Spsngler-l.
Pring's Rsnch-M. l.. williams
Hathswsy-W. 5. Smell and A. j
WOOds-2.
Sadie-John Blskely-l.
Dixon-C. s. Young for himself and
proxy for NJ. w. Jnnes-2.
Ainslie-E. A. Kreidler, proxy for
+. q. Suyder-l.
Rnwe's School House-A. M. Cree,
proxy for w. &. Mcdowell.
Carpenter n Robertson's Ranch
A. NJ. Cree, proxy for Frank Robert
son-l.
Liscom's Ranch-Ed Jones, proxy
for Frank Blscom-l.
Total 56-and the report was on mo-
ton adopted.
The committee on Permanent Or
gspization next reported, recommend
ing that the temporary organlzaIitn n
be made the permanent one, which
report was on motion adopted. The
report Of the committee on Order Of
Business was next heard, recommend
ing The order In which nominations
were 10 be made, which was also on
motion adopted. The report Of the