Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-02
OF COURSE.
The People Have Spoken and Dali
las County is in Line.
The Vote Which Tested the Strength o.
the Hogg and nti-HOgg Men
Stood Ill to 80.
Barry as a Last Resort Makes q Vigorous At
tack on the Resolution Indorsing the
Proposed Amendment.
DALLAS COUNTY.

| TOOu VI Lue AlllduCe DuiiAluR, duu wa
called 10 order by w. NJ. C. Hill, chair
man of the county central committee
who stated the object and purposes of it:
meeting.
The call by precincts was then read
| by Kenneth Force, secretary of the
county central committees; all the pre-
cincts were represented and no contest;
announced.
Hon. Thomas Nash, nominated Hon.
J. C. Rugle of Mesquite for temporary
chairman. Having no opposition Mr..
RuGle was elected by reclamation.
Mr.. Rugle made brief speech thank
ing the convention for the honor con-
| ferred upon him.
S. II. Dixon, editor of the Southern
Mercury, and J. Wellborn Jack, were
elected secretary and assistant secretary
by reclamation.
On motion of Hon. Thos. Nash, the
following committee of seven On creden-
tials were named by the chair: W. J.
Caven, W. q. CASTOR, w. M. Edwards
w. P. Harris. A. R. White, J. K. White
and William Kemp.
A recess was then taken until II
'clock.
Upon reassembling the committee on
credentials submitted the following re-
port:
Hon ]. c. Rugle, Temporary Chairman:
Your committee on credentials and
permanent organization find that the fol-
lowing delegates are entitled to seats
in the convention:
First ward-Ten votes. Delegates, NJ.
Trice, S. p. Morvis, Hart NJ. Buford, J e.
G. Patton, W. A. Kemp, Ben Cabell,
Robt. Laws. A. R. Roberts, Tom
Brown, j. C.. Burger, J. F. House.
Proxy for Laws.
Second wsrd-Eleven votes. Dele
gates, w. NJ. Edwards, W. t. Strange,
Wade Hill, s. P. Emerson, Dick Wall,
Frank Maddox, John Conroy, j. We'll
born Jack, Z. W. Littlepage, N.
Bruins and J. W. Tucker.
Third ward-Eight votes. Delegates,
W. J. Caven, J. NJ. Strong, W. L.
W. c. Holland, r. C. Porter, G. A.
J. L. Coulsor, c. B. Carter.
Fourth ward-Eleven votes. Dele
gates, W. s. Simpkins. Jot Gunter, II .
R. Robertson, Jack Sharp, W. L.
Thompson, Ed Gray, B. N. Boren, Ben
W. L. Cabell.
Fifth ward-seven votes. Delegates,
D. C. Mitchell, Gardner Blades, W. NJ.
Minyard, G. P. Smith, L. II. Hopkins,
R. M. Hodges, W. ]. Brady.
Sixth ward-Nine votes. Delegates,
n. w. GRADER, Geo. Jackson, w. W.
Stakey, W. b. Clark, A. C. Sutherland >,
Tom G. King, John Henry Brown, R. R.
Tawfhar NJ q Oahnrna
Seventh wsrd-Three votes. Delegates,
W. nlingsworth, G. II. Cooper, George
V. Hughes; d. L. Stewart, proxy for
C. Fl. Cooper.
Eighth ward-Three votes Delegates,
John H. Cochran, James Maroney,
George c. Cole.
Ninth ward-Two votes. Delegates,
Ben Tanner, L. Ferree.
Tenth ward-Two votes. Delegates,
W. Il. Castor, J. F. Cardwell, Ken
nette Force, Bryan T. Barry, J.. W.
George, W. R. Mclntire.
Eleventh ward-Four votes. Dele
gates, w. NJ. C. Hill, G. f. Crutoher.
T. B. Dowell, John R. West.
Twelfth ward-Three votes. Dele
gates, J. r. Briggs, h. c. Darwin,
Steve laval.
Lsncaster-Six votes. Delegates, NJ.
NJ. Miller. J. A. Boget; J H. Peacock,
c. E. Dubose, s. d. Mitchell, W, II.
Blankensbip, A. E. Estleman.
DeSota-One vote. Not represented.
Wilmer-Two votes. Not represented.
Delegates, NJ. House and s. j. Waters.
Hutchins-Two votes. Delegates, G..
b. Bussey, George Porter.
Oak Lawn-One vote. Delegates, W.
E. Hughes, W. E. Hawkins.
,Lagow-Not represented.
Calhoun-Two votes. Delegates, R.
h. Fisher, T. a. Glenn.
Smith g hall-One vote. Delegate, J.
NJ. Cochran.
Farmers Branoh-Three votes. Dele
gates, Mark Elliston, J F. B. May, W. J.
Bryant.
Haught's store-Two votes. Dele
gates, L. Bailey, D. c. Nelson.
Segoville-Two votes. Delegates, W.
T. Smith, D. d. Roberts.
Cleburg-One vote. Delegate, Mo-
Glenn.
Rley-one vote. Not represented.
North Mesquite-One vote. Delegate,
Thos. Callihan.
Bales sehoolhouse-Two votes. Del
egates, John Ferguson and j. L. Wood.
Rose Hill-Two votes. Delegates, Jas.
Lyons and J. A. White.
Pleasant Valley-Three votes. Dele
gates, Jas. Billingsly, s. A. Rector ami
h. r. Newman,
Garland-Seven votes. Delegates, t.
F. Nash, ]. T. Menshaw, NJ. M. Clark,
J. q. Cullom, T. G.. Cherry, J. R.
Brown and j. t. Corcoran.
New Hope-one vote. Delegate, P.
P. Harris.
Carrolton-ons vote. Delegate, s. s.
NOVEL;.
Stark g School House-one vote. Del
egate, R. S. Stark.
Riohardson-hve votes. Delegates,
A. r. White, }. F. Rowland, J. N.
Stratton, c. e. Malone and B. ]. Prig-
more.
Scyene-three votes. Delegates, B.
f. Ayres, W. B. Ferguson and s. B.
Marshall.
Mesquite-two votes. Delegates,
Wayne Futrell and s. c. Bugle
Long Creek-one vote. Delegate, d.
A. Davis.