New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-09-05
REPUBLICANS CONVENE.
A STRONG TICKET NOMINATED.

A STRONG TICKET NOMINATED.
The Ticket.
Representative. ........... OSCAR ERICKSON
Audltor.. ......................A.F. "A. f. WALTON.
1 treasurer. i. BURG.
register OF Deeds. s...............J y. II GRIMMER.
Attorney. ........... GEO. w. SOMERVILLE
Sheriff ........................PE PETER II. DAHL
Superinten dent of schools....J. 3. YELIKANJE
Coroner. JONAS LAUDENSCHLAGER,
Determined and thoughtful, was the
verdict passed upon the republicans Of
the county as they sat in convention on
Saturday last at the courthouse, and
the labors performed by the earnest as.
sembly, doing full credit to the issues
before them, showed that Brown Coun.
ty boasts of loyal adherents to Republi.
can doctrines and advocations.
The convention was called to order
by Knute Helling, chairman of the
county committee. and after the cal
was read, H. Il. Smith, of Sleepy Eye,
was chosen temporary chairman with
Chas. Z. Roos, of New Ulm, temporary
secretary. Upon motion the chair ap.
pointed the following gentlemen com.
mittee on credentials.
S. d.. Peterson, of New Ulm; H.
Thompson, Of Sleepy Eye; A. Winkel-
mann, of Springfield; Clement Halver-
son. of Linden; Geo. Hart, of Eden.
The committee, seeing contestant
delegations to the convention, e. g.
from Mulligan and North Star, ad-
journed to private chambers to adjust
claims, and a recess was meanwhile
taken. The committee then reported
the following delegates entitled to a
seat.
ALBIN Hans Sigurdson, Hans Moen.
BAsHAw- Gust. Wing, Peter Quarn-
strom.
BURNS p, j. Moe, w. Pautzke.
CoTToNwOoD-M. Roeck.
EDEN-Geo. Hart, IL. M. Ball,
HoME-P. t. Gibbs, John Tesmer.
LAKE HANsKA-lver Thordson, De
Synsteby.
LEAvENwoRrH Geo. W. Harring-
ton.
LINDEN Clement Halverson. John
Rooster.
MILFoRD-Paul Lehman, G. A. SPELL
brink.
MULL1GAN- Martin Hose.
New ULM-S. d. Peterson, w. Frank.
81. Hanschen, j. Nix, K. II. Helling,
G. T.. Roos.
NORTH STAR-W. F. Hire, JAG.
Wigal.
PRAIRievILLE-H. A. Knudson, J..
81. P. Hoy.
SIGEL-Fritz Frank.
STARK-A. j. Gilman.
STATELY-F. Davis.
SLEEPY EYE-W. w. Smith, J. M.
Thompson, Paul Jacobson, A. Blan-
chard.
SPRINGFIELD Oscar Erickson, A.
Winkelmann.
One OF the contesting delegates of
Mulligan failed to argue before the
committee on credentials in proper
time, and came therefore before the
convention, which approved the ap-
pointment of Martin Hose, of Mulligan,
and Jake Wigal and w. F. Hire, OF
North Star, as delegates.
A committee of five to present five
names of delegates to the State con-
vention was appointed as follows:
K. 81. Helling, Capt. j. Nix, A. Blan-
chard, P. Jacobsen and Geo. w. Har.
rington.
The temporary organization was
thereupon made permanent.
As delegates to st. Paul the commit
tee reported the following, who were
elected by the convention: D. Pc
terson and Emil Weschcke, Of New
Ulm; J. NJ. Thompson and w. W
Smith Of Sleepy Eye, Goodman Ander-
son, of Linden.
A committee on resolutions was ap-
pointed as follows: George Hart,
Charles L. Roos and S. D. Peterson.
The nomination of county officers
was then proceeded with.
John G. Peterson, of Eden, was NOM
mated as representative, likewise DR..
G. Neschcke, of New Ulm, Oscar Erick.
son, Of Springfield, and Edwin Paulsen,
Of Linden. Peterson withdrew his
name after the first ballot, which gave
the following results:
Peterson 5, Erickson l6. Weschcke
6. Paulsen IL.
The formal ballot showed 5 votes fol
Weschcke. 10 for Paulsen, % for Er.
.ickson, who was therefor declared the
nominee.
Alfrod Waltnn was ,,nar;y,onu.l,