, 1889-09-05

Resolved, that III the judgmeetof this
Convention EHPuTy Landes o. Port
Townsend is eniinently qualified to fill
the ot!f'e oi State Senator from The dis
trict irc!Gding Jetfsrlon, San Juan and
| CIaIiam counties
Resolved, ,bat ,he office of superior
indge FOR the district lncladinS Jeffer-
son. Sar .!Ean. Island, CIalIam aud Kit
sap counties IS ,na repairing legal ac-
Hlre'ne'.ts a"d qHaiifceti "n4 and the
candidates prominently mentioned for
tbs I-tiier, possessing these guaiifica-
tio"s and requirements ere rccommen-
del to The favorgbIa consideration of
| this convention.
| The convention then proceeded to the
nomination Of delegates to the State con-
vention ri N'Illa WalIa, and the follow
Ing named gentlemen were put in nomi-
nation: J. J. Calhoun, F. w Hastings,
\. IL. Wintrode, L. T. Scavey, \. W.
Bash, ". I. Newell, J. /. Smith, Vim.
Delanty, I. Hammond, W. Fl. II.
Learned, T. Jackmau and ii. l.. Bur
kett
The vote upon the first ballot resulted
as follows:
J.. j. Calhoun 81, = W. Hastings 10,
! !. II. Wintrode 20, l. T. Seayey 2S, A.
u. Bash ), W. T. Newell 10, J. f.
/ Clarke y, J. L. Smith Is, WIN. .Delanty
), T. Hammond 80, T jackman 81, II.
L. Eurlzett 20, VIM. H. H.. Learned
p.
Upon this ballot AIessrs. Calhoun,
Clarke, Jackman, Seavey, Hammond
and Learned were elected delegates.
As only six delegates had been elected,
it was necessary to take Il balIotto elect
the seventh.
Second Ballot Wintrode Is, Burkett
20, Smith 1, Hastings >. No chQice
Before proceeding to take the. third
ballot, Mr.. Burkett withdrew his, name
in favor OF T. W. Hastings.
Third balIot-iVintrode 20, Hastings I,
Smith II. No choice
Fourth ballot-Wintrode II, S11ith %,
Hastings >. "a"
-'Ai" f]'iiilIa " do GU IlSSsSh'
The convention then proceeded to
nominate representatives., and the fol-
lowing we're nominated:
Geo II Jones, by Mr. Mt
Hastings, by J J Calhoun j
| by \ 4 rlummer, and Robt.
| II L Burkeit
| First baIlot-Jones %, Hastings 10,
Laubach Z, Attridge II.
| Mr. Jones was declared elected.
| The convention then proceeded to
| elect Il second representative. ut re-
quired nine ballots before the conven-
ton could reach Il conclusion, and then
finally settled upon Mr.. Plummer, who
had not been candidate. The ballots
resulted as follows:
First ballot-Hastings y, Laubach II,
Attridge Il.
Second ballot-Hastings s, Laubach
II, Attridge 10. =
Third ballot-Hastings 10, Laubach
16, Attridge 10.
Fourth ballot-Hastings 8, I.aubach
Is, Attridge IS, Smith I.
Fifth ballot-Hastings 4, Laubach 16,
Attridge 10, Plummer /, Smith l.
Before the sixth ballot Mr. Calhoun
Withdrew Mr.. Hastings name in favor of
Mr.. Smith -
Sixth balIot-Laubach y. Attiitge II,
Hastings 3, Smith 7. -
Seventh ballot-Laubach 6, Attridge
7, Plummer I, Bartlett 3, Hastings 6,
Smith :, kendrick 0, Carroll 1.
Before the eighth ballot Mr. Larbaeh
Withdrew in favor of Mr.. A. A. Plum
mer.
PInnmer 20, BartIett5, Laubach
| 3. Hastings 3, Hendrick 6, Carroll2.
Ninth ballot-Pulmmer 30, Hastings 7,
Bartlett 1, Woodley l.
The next order of business was the
! nomination of county clerk. For this
position Mr. Wintrode nominated W. F.
Fennimore. There being no other uom-
inations. Mr. Feunimore was declared
the choice of the convention.
| Tie convention elected
named gentlemc-
county central co
| J.J. Calhoun,
Robinson, Il. Keno vi, E
| Nichols, c. W. Wall 44untingford,
| Silas Markham. S. u. Conover.
| There being no other business the
convention adjourned.