, 1889-06-27
An Agreement Reached Through
Committee.
There will be no State Election
Until After Admission.
Some Vigorous Kicking in the Re.
publican Camp.
Republican County Convention.

Z. w. Mann was made temporary
chairman and T. B. Adams secretary.
These delegates were made members of a
committee on credentials: G. N. Potter,
VIM. Sturgis, Jr., W. r. Schnitger, G.
Fl. Merriam, +. M. Peterson. The re-
port Of this committee gave these names
as delegates:
Cheyenne first ward. f. E. Addoms,
Geo. Bescherer, John Roberts, Roderick
Morgan. by K. Colwell, proxy L. Colwell,
Geo. W. Hoyt. f. II. Clark, A. Idleman,
by e. Colwelll, proxy. w. M. Mast. VIM.
Sturgis, Jr.. John B. Thomas, by VIM.
Sturgis, Jr., proxy. Milton Taylor.
Second ward. J. w. Fisher, W. A.
Robins. W. N. Hunt. j. K. Jeffrey,
John A. Riuer, by f. 8. Hebard proxy,
A. d. Kelley, Il. B. Adams, j. G. Pratt,
w. X. Schnitger, E. w. Mann, A. J..
Parshall. Willis Van Devanter.
Third ward. Il. A. Slack, K. s. n.
Morgan, j. w. Lacey,fC. N. Potter. T.
f. Durbin, A. Adamsky, Chas. Cushin-
berry, H. G. Hay, A. Gilchrist, A. G..
McGregor, D. d. Moore. s. Merrill.
Ariosa. Z. ID. Lecompte.
Pine Bluffs. +. M. Peterson,
Willow Greek. j. j. McAllister.
Wendover. Joseph Granger.
Fairbank,. |. S. Bartlett.
Bard's ranch, DIR. John +. Carey.
Fort Laramie, G. II. Merriam. w. f..
Steinmetz.
Converse, James Adams.
The delegate from Converse appointed
Isaac Bergman as his proxy and the dele
gate from Wendover appointed Is. Bart
lett as his proxy. Neither of these prox-
les reside in the precinct from which the
principal is appointed, and therefore said
appointments are in violation Of the or
der of the committee contained IN the
call of the convention.
The committee recommend that the or
der limiting the proxies to be residents of
the precinct of the principal be adhered
to.
Mr.. Hunt moved that the report be ac-
cepted. approved and fled.
Mr.. Slack arose on behalf of Mr.. Bart
lett, while the proxy himself represented
that he lived within two miles of Wend-
over and was practically a member of that
community.
Judge Lacey and Mr.. Hunt advocated
the adoption of the report, urging that a
principle which was involved could not
,,o,. &c ,Lo aor,, .mn.;..ao Ill -.
ho d;sroooraod
Nh. Kelley, Mr.. Slack and Mr.. Potter
.noLa !, .rnnor. g., uL;ah
would admit the proxies of Messrs. Berg
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v.;I.5
~ T,dno F;ohor,s uofo, bo a.
w How, II a u.n n CIV "a
Mr. Iacomn wors mado oomm;,,oo -
confer with tho Demncr,cu
A. this ;rnc,ure , ronor, v.. rooo;,oa
from Tho Ron,hI;c,, nor,;on ~ ,ho ;o;n,
committees ,,h;.h rkoommonaod u q N
Morn.n for,ho oI.ua,,h n,au,h., ..
sion doloa,,;on 10 ,ha oonst;,n,;on.I oon.
von,,on Tban ,ho .o,eo.on.a aom.;,,oa
~ vh;,h l,doo E;shou NO. 80. 80.
,rrned Loose w;,hor, ;no,ru,,ions I'D y.
recess taken nnt;, . o,clo.k
The oonvent;on osrmod ;,s ,.hors
nromnt,v Con F;sbor nod, . vorbal
renort on behalf IF tho committees Of
uL;,h h .h.... r...L.J-
similar committee from the Democrats
convention The reprcsentat;ves IF tbo
opposition had been vested with aptbor;,v
to enter into negotiations with The object
If nlac;no n un;on t;ckst in tho 6oId w;,h
Mr. MORGAN 40 Tho comnrom;.e nom;noa
Gen. Fisher ,sled tho, b;s comm;,,oo ho
,;von de6n,,a Instructions
NJ urn, n,onod ,h., H. o,,;o, of,h.
;o;n, n.r,, ,oum;,,oo n,or;a;na ,or m
amicable cont.s, and 0eIe,t;no sx-socro-
tarv MORGAN for tho eleventh 6,Iocato hs
-ot;6od he ,ho oonuon,;on - ,h" sam
committee he instructed 70 az, aocord;nalr
IN dealing with Tho democrats, dolaa.,;on
This was carried and a reoess Of tb;rtv
m;nutes toten
D,r;na tho raoass ,horo mac m,oh
manning and NOT a l;,tIe dill d;oors.
sion on the -comnos;t;on Of tho renubl;oan
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