Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-04-30

PERkIClOUS ACTIVITY.

In List of I10 Church Delegates to
Watertown AZ are Office Holders.
st. Paul Pioneer Press: In view of
the alleged attitude of the national gov
ernment on the subject OF OWL service
reform aHd the way 1t has been inter.
preted by tho Dakota territorial execu-
tive, effort has been made 60 secure a
list of Dakota officeholders, national and
territorial, who have been appointed
delegates to the Waterfront democratic
convention. While many of the county
conventions have not yet been held, and
1t has not been possible to secure the
names OF all officehoiders taking an ac.
tive part in those that have been held.
the list OF delegates below given ahows
the spirit OF the Church militant in Da-
kota:
Pembina county-Frank A Wilson.
assistant territorial superintendent ~
schools; P. O. Donovan, postmaster.
Neohe, regent Of university North Dako.
ia; Henry ID, Borden, clerk of court OF
Pembina county; John M. O,Oonnor.
postmaster, ST. Thomas; William James
sheriff OF Pembine county; George III.
MeRquier, district attorney of Pembine
county.
BurleiRh county-James A. Ward
territorial auditor; M. Quinn. secretary
railroad commissioners; Joseph Hare
major on governors staff; Dennis Han
nahn, guard OF penitentiary; Col. Will
liam thompson, son OF coal contractor
OF the capitol; @. r. Williams, alderman.
All for Church.
Kidder county-Frank Gown, post
master at Steele; Mr., Fridely trnakaa
Jamestown insane asylum; r. p. Allison.
probate Judge. Allfor Church.
Stutsman oounsy-A. J. McCabe,
chairman Bismarck board of penitentiary
directors; a. Klaus, jr. colonel on GOV
ernor's staff; s. Il. McGinnis, member
board trustees jamestown insane asy-
lum; Roderick Rose, aspirant for dis.
trlct iudgeship; w. P. Farrell, Judge OF
probate for Stutsman county,
Oliver county-John Bay, official Of
Bismarck penitentiary. effectively active
in convention and proxy to Watertown,
Lincoln county--A. Boynton, railroad
commissioner; F. A. Gale, member OF
the governors staff and chairman Of the
Yankton insane board; J.V. Oonkiin
candidate fer land office and receiver
o. E. Rea, candidate for register OF
land Office
Union county George r Freeman
who heads the delegation, Is to be ap.
pointed clerk OF county court by udge
Garland.
Minnehaha county-D. 8. Glidden.
warden of penitentiary; J. j. Murry, w.
q. Corsar, directors of penitensiary:: w.
w. Goddard, trustee OF deaf mute ineti.
tute; and O. FL. Winsor, applicant for
attorney generalship Of Dakota. W. %.
Sites. chairman OF the county central
committee, who presided during the
temporary organization of county CON
vention, has since been appointed clerk
of the district coDrt.
Cass county Charles f. Templeton.
territorial attorney general.
Rlohland county-Dr. Swaine, super
intendent territorial board OF health
w. w. Purcell, United States DISTRICT
attorney for Dakota.
Barnes county-John Russell, mem.
Der penitentiary board; Ct. B. VaIland-
ingham, member governors staff and
deputy collector internal revenue.
Hughes county-P. E. Mcclure, COM
missioner Of immigration.
Hyde county--O. II. Price, compiler
ofthe laws.
| Brown county-James Kinerose
quartermaster general ct the militia;
o. II. Harris, territorial examiner.
McCook county,. j Murry, Sioux
Falls penitentiary director.
Beadle county-Dr. f. D. O,Bsien
pension examiner.
Hamlin county-T. e. LalIy, trustee
Brookings agricultural college; appointee
of Gov. Church.
/ Dawson county--John ID. Lawler
territorial treasurer; X. Fl. Mcbride
member national congressional commit
tee; I. hi. Hammer, member board ol
trustees of reform school at Plankinton