Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-23

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nat il,r pnbl laui. a. heritage q ,he neo',le,
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such laws - w.a --fufe g. rae ptople al also
lutte iFrt ai secret ltieat atsa us't.it Austfean
Tlsst ihe Cn,tea safe. senator. .tsil he elsisi
directly b. tho pe0iie Of The ssate whom they RIP
That No are ~ a. o. n Al hofa- Legislation tha,
Ms cheek tho aggrrsNuHsps n great capitalists and
cor,,orstions Nh.ch nos threatens % lie. eic aFd .
Iseperize the tohnE ieof,ic 81 cur ocIntfs
That favor all honest ioeiSiatiun Sheh vii stop
the Chinese AMI the panlsf sugfailoa from any and
all parts ., the world and shi,h aboishcs the eou
tIaet system q labor wtsh Foreigners
Ttat favor all honest legislation which viii 81
cure % ihc worker aha itln,cr th' eal ,,sts a's
hsnsat " tho wealth theN create. - that fhes NIL
thereby be enabled 81 saers la tht gains and hon0fs
Of advancing civilization
That W favor all legislation that ell discourage .
and stop the formation 81 tfusS and combine BY I
capitalists which has eus for IT, the paulerii
arn Of the many 20 enrich the Tow. anal Is inlhica
IA the Ibcrties ut American citizens
The Republicans Ia conventions At Roxy Bar Au- 7
gust IS Iso cngreftod In their platform thanks a.
I
Of Elmorc, When the taSss are that isuoerntie
Governor sat thrty six hours awaiting the dsctsan
II the Council as Co tbs a,sision u "a. county o. Al
tufas 10 afx his signature To the biil passed by
Council Of ave Dcnlaerats and tSo Republicans
Whereas, Il Is nimorsd among people and limited
al in the ptvss that corruption money 10 10 b. a
potent factor IN ti.s romlis .lert,on that '6oodle
Instead oi fair expression OF the elective ftahehse
maj determine this result 81 our arst state eletsion;
ns.ol, "A hy the Dumocra,ic County Convention Of
Elmore county, Idaho, That each applicant for nom
nation before this convention Tor any oies wae,hc.
executive, ministerial OF representative. he Pledged
10 use his bet sh0rts 10 protect tbs purity IL tsr
election, aud preserve the Integrity Of party prin'
Rr.nved further, That We request every citizen Of
entire constituency % his utmost vigil
"a discover the who darcs attempt 70 Ncnd
purchase any citizens political iealtl. IN order
that may neAt the wretch ~ M deserves By max
ing o. him his tong ''Isariah
/ The platform and resolution were
adopted with applause.
On motion q recess Of one hour
was taken.
At the expiration Of the recess
, hour the convention reassembled,
when Mr.. Dial Of Glcnn's Ferry
moved that a recess of few
, minutes be taken in order TO give
the delegation from his town time
Tor a short conference.
Mr.. Harrington moved 20 amend by
inserting 8 o'clock Thursday morn
ing, which was carried by one vote
The convention rcassembled al
8 O'clock Thursday morning.
Nomination for Representative
, being the first order of business:
Mr.. Mann named i. Clinton, 0
Rocky Bar and James Carroll pro
!. posed j. A. Purtill of Glenn's Ferry
: Purtill received - votes and Gin
ton z. The nomination was de
clared unanimous.
i For Clerk District Court, w. c
Wickersham, having no opposition
: was declared The unanimous choic,
: of the convention.
: For Sheriff, Winters of Glenn
!, Ferry placed before the convention
i the name Of d. b. Hill Of Mt. Home
Ehrgood named j. A. Nicholson
i Mann named Isaac Culp. Culp'
! name was subsequently withdraw
! and the first ballot resulted, Hi
= -, Nicholson and Hills nomina
ton was made unanimous.
, Mcssrs. Dial and Hill tranfarre
their proxies to Mr.. Winters an
\ Mahoney turned his vote in I'll
: convention over to james Purtill.
T. For Probate Judge, Ioweth non
> mated Pichard Tregaskis and ther
!: being no other name propose
Uncle Dick was placed on II
ticket by acelamation
For Assessor, Geo. Mahoney (
Glenn's Ferry. " ]. Bogard OF Pin
Grove and G. W. Jackson wei
named. Onthc first ballot Malone
received ~ votes, Bogard ), Jackso
q Mahoney's nomination wi
made unanimous.
For Treasurer, c, f. Waller M
;, John Winklehack were pitte
against each other, Waller receivir
!. - and Winkleback J. votes, an
Waller was declared the unanimol
=. choice.
i There being no name presentt
m for Surveyor the matter was r
II ferred to the Central Committee.
i DIR. Smith of Mt. Home vi
n placed on the ticket for Coroner
H. reclamation.
10 For State Senator, Dan Harm
- ton named Greene White of Rock
as Bar and Mr.. Winters named w
i Ii. Dial of Glenn's Ferry. The bs
~ lot resulted for White II, Dial
III votes. The nomination OF VIII
az was by vote made unanimous.
~ For County Commissioners, &c
~ Z. Butler of Atlanta was chosen
e. the first district, Mr.. Manion
q Little Camas for the second distri,
and A. NJ. ID. Hall Of Mt. Home
). the third district.
NE Vim. Mackey, J. ii. Miller al
on L. J. Cody were chosen delegat
ea to the State convention, and Gree
u. White, W. J Bogard and +. 7. a
ting as alternates.
icy 1t was moved and carried IL
my the County Central Committee
composed of 20 members a
sn,s selected proportionately from ca
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