Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-06-22

Is, noes S, the disputed proxy not
being voted.
IN Sullivan moved to amend the
report so as to reject the credentials
from Boulder.
He was replied to that, in the
County Convention last fall, Mr..
Sullivan had warmly advocated the
cause of the Boulder delegate and
that be had been admitted. Laugh.
ter.
The vote being called foe, two or
three responded "sye," balance ENC"
"To make assurance doubly sure"
the report was adopted With Gully two
dissenting votes.
The Convention was then declared
permanently organized.
EA White then offered the follow
ing:
RESOLVED, That this Convention
does hereby indorse the County Cen
trail Committee in the appointments
made by them of the three Repub.
licans as delegates to the Constitu-
tional Convention to meet at Boise
City July 4, 1889.
Pm Bruner opposed its adoption
because the committee, when it met
last May, was disorganized. There
were but two OF four that met in the
town of HALEY. The committee had
been elected by party convention,
and never been reorganized. The
proper way to reorganize it was to
call party convention for the pur.
pose. The people of Alturas county
should see to it that the delegates to
Boise should be able to harmonic
with the Governor and Congressman
In order to do this call was issued
: for delegates to this convention now
in session. He held that we should
proceed, right in this convention, tc
} elect delegates to Boise straight out
from the people.
TW Gillette wanted to ask Mr.
Bruner if he had not come to mem.
bew of the committee, at that time
and asked to be elected delegate?
Mr.. Bruner answered eyes. HI
had asked Sam Friend"
Mr.. Gillette said: "Exactly. Sew
eral gentlemen had come to the com
mittee room and asked to be elected
When the com mittee had made thu
best selections it could, the gentle
men who had failed OF being selecte.
!, commenced to kick, and Major Pink
ham, Chairman of the Republican
" County Central Committee, said tina
: he would call q convention If To-
names were secured outside of Hal
ley"
The Secretary was instructed t
insert in the resolution the names G
the three delegates appointed by tn
: committee.
The resolution was thereupon sui
mitted, as follows:
5 RESOLVED, That the action of tn
Republican Central Committee of Al
It turas county in appointing Messr
I J w Ballentine, A Pinkham, an
:, James H Beatty as delegates fro'
, this county to the Constitutional Cor
J. vention to meet in Boise City, Jul
" 4, 1889, be, and the same is hereb,
approved and Endorsed.
j.. Mr.. Gillette said no one had raise
n the least objection, in the long month
n before the committee had acted, vi
It til after the selections had been mad
Q Mr.. Friend said he could not Sc
d how the Republican party could d
g. otherwise than to indorse the actic
d of the committee.
4. The ayes and noes being called 70
l. the vote was as follows:
Aye-Gillette, Judge, Moore, Kea
Or ing, Mulkey, White, Walker, Waite
as flor Era), Gillette (for East Fork
it. e Hammer (for Island), T w g
y. lette (Muldoon), Friend, McFarla'
ID (Sawtooth). e Hammer (Martir
ID Waters (Arco)-15.
No-Bolton, Riley, Thum, Bruno
n. Sullivan, Daft, Emerson, Fuld, JAG
son-0.
it. The following was then adopt
IL by viva veee vote:
RESOLVED. That this Convent,t
,r does hereby ratify the appointme
of the additional members OF Il