Fergus County argus., 1889-09-12

convention and on motion made the unan
iHuuu~ nominees.
Commissioners Thrrr ballots were taken
inr unuinr,-~ lnr thi- oilirc. resulting in
thr nomination 81 Philip Saunders, oi
Naiicu. r. \. Sloan. of lower Spring
cr,,A aud J. II. lIightower. Of Sahara
Al the nominations we're made unanimous
sheriff The name of Maurice sullivan
was placed ia nomination 10y James II
llishtnwcr, aud "n hi~ m"ti"n ws- made
unanimous.
county Deik aud Recorder Abraham
IIogcland was the unanimous choice of the
convention for this office and was nomi
nated 10y acelamati"n.
County There were me- seekers
Tor this office in fact the office sought the
man aud by II unanimous vote Th"s. j.
Vivian was DECLARED the nominee.
A--essor-Thero were three candidates
for this office. The third ballot resulted
in the nomination of Amos snyder al
Grass Range.
clerk of District Court -,'has. :. Fell was
nominated by acclamation.
county Aittorncy 4. Martin was
nominated 10y acclamation.
county Supt Of Srhools-The present
incumbent. Miss Fanny Corbin. was chosen
10y acclamation.
Public administrator w. 7. Swope of
Christina. was the unanimous choice Of the
convention.
surveyor n. :. Hastings. Of Tibet, was
unanimously nominated for this Office
Coronor-No one could he induced tn
accept this nomination and il was passed
RESOLUTIONS.
The committee on resolutions here sub
United the following report, which was
greeted with frequent aud prolonged ap-
piau--.
Nour Committee on Resolutions respect
fully submit the following report:
EE IL RESOLVED, That at no time in the
history ut Montana has the outlook been
more favorable for the success of the demo-
cratic party. The excellent ticket placed in
nomination by the state convention is n
S"lrcr at qualification and pride of every
Muntanian, regardless of party. Such
meu--old war horses in our party-as Hon.
J. X Tonr io: governor. Martin Maeinnis
tor congress- means yirtory and old time
democratic ma lority
RESOLVED. That We pledge ourselves to
the hearty support oi our state ticket and
the county ticket placed before the voters
of frrgus county by this convention this
day pledge ourSelve' to stand solid To
q man io the rnd that this ticket shall meet
with success al the hands of the voters Of
Fergus county.
RESOLVED. That We heartily endorse the
den.n,raiic state platform. particularly To
thai portion ple,leing our senators and
~ mhrr> of congress To guard every inter
e>t ~ nur state ny the enactment of such
tariil iaH> A. are Just 10 all Interests and
GLASSES al people. We request the voters
at This county, particularly republicans
and independent voters to examine the
ti,Nct iiii> 'in, Nominated compare u with
tHr opposing pariy> nominees and only
ash tor their support in the event that our
nominees are worthy
! II ilightnwcr.
L.. Anderson.
! + Sage
FELIX Mtiinn.
VIM Wunderln.
After the adoptio oi the foregoing reso-
buttons the l,llnwins nominations for town
ship officers werr made
Maiden Justice. J. W pnushcr,y con
~iahlr !. L. Bowman
~ Nasinus Justicr. Rrzin Anderson:
constable, r. g. Abbott
i'hilbrnok Justice, Edwin peFrat-; com
stable. VIM VI. Gray.
Aller Grove Justice ,ico. W Cook,
constable. David iilscr
Cottonwood - Justice. Frank Scoviile;
constable, BENTON Norris
Cbet-.lustice. John A. J. Dawes; CON
stable T.. ". Polly, Jr
Bi. Spring Justice, Jacob Nave: con
stable, Joseph Norman
The work ~ the convention being about
completed, Mr J u Leslie. candidate for
Judge oi the district court, was intro1uccd
ana made some appropriate remarks re-
eardius The party, aud also ~, to- the office
10 which hc aspires
Hon. ,iranville stuart was called for and
responded. combining his remarks to the
work oi the state convention. oi which he
wac u membrr
On motion three cheers and tiger wers
given for the state and county tickets,
when the convention adjourned sine die,
Thar,. 4. nat "a ,au,iilutp nm the count 4