Telegram-herald., 1890-09-05
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5oha MeKlAnsy presented ths nanle
Il Franels boy and, ~ AyQaang.
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ram "a labaf 81 Thomas Nes.sg lie
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strongly pottie2i one, al1 nan
sloula be nznaea who aoald os 0uAll-
8sa t. cross sNoEos Nlt1 the k.ao-
lseza u0aalnse. ald he thought latsgllss
Nesser capatle ot dong 20. lie "a 4
lsxae IanlOse4uK wzs The strongest
canaidaGs the Republicans could ps,ss.-
tly have pat up. There acre muFmurs
* dlaIpFovsl az toe mention of
T so4las AesteEs uame.
JOHN III. Nthey put n nomination
lhe n4ne of 0eorge +. >t2rk, III Cas-
cade.
Ex-Mayor Dlkeman, John McQaseu
and otasrs, were also pat ln n0nllustoa
and Is the time they got through
see0uaing tuem all tie chairman re-
mladea the Delegates mat i MAS getting
late. lie also requested all Nn0 were
not delegates 10 leave the uoOr.
Bailey led the frst ballot with Al
votes. and Nester led the second VITA
~. There WEsNn excess ot votes on tie
tnrd and on the fourth Bailey AGAIN
Jumped 20 tie fore With s.. Ii Mas &
not hgnt and several attempts we're
made to TX up combinations, bar tney
didn't 20. Bailey led on the NTH
ballot with So votes and on the slxtn he
gained one. Mcqueen took the lead IN
the seventh with Al votes, but Bailey
was close behind him. John II
Withey here withdrew Stark's name
and on the eighth ballot Mcqueen mad
81 votes and in the ninth 20. The
names OF Hill and Bailey were with
drawn. and on the tenth ballot n decls-
ION was reached, the vote standing Is
follows; Guild 25, Bailey Is, NesleT
So, Mcqueen 81, i. Z. Carpenter /.
John Mcqueen, OF Caledonia, was de.
clared the unanimous choice Of the
convention.
When the nomination for the county
clerkship WAS declared IN order, VIM
Donovan, of the Ninth ward, arose and
said ne had the name OF young mai
10 present, who
CANE OF GERMAN PARESTAGE.
He said that during the reign of Grover
! Cleveland he was appointed surveyor
I Of port, and that he was the strongcs
man that could be possibly be put OF
/ the ticket and he could carry the
county by 1900 majority. He concluded
/ by naming Andrew F. Schafer.
Delegate Wander Neen presented the
name OF Andrew Fyfe as a young mar
With an unblemlshed character ano
/ one who was particularly strong with
the woi king people.
! John l.. W the ypresented the name
OF Cornelius j. Harvey IN a few wei
chosen words, in which he spoke OF hli
! faithful services IN the office.
Fred Temple seconded the nomina
! ton of Cornelius j. Harvey. He urgec
| MS selection, as it was necessary be
cause of the change that would soor
! be made from the old building to the
new. Then it would require a mar
who would be familiar with the otfic,
and files.
The county in general supported Mr.
! Harvey's nomination.
Peter Doran appeared on the stag,
! and thanked the convention for hl
nomination. lie opened up on the Nc
/ AlllCl Jill, QSuOutAOlliS IL as u IlllI4lou
aires bill, and bad for the oppressed
/ people.
1t was announced that the delegation
from Alpine would cast a solid vote TO
Andrew Fyfe.
The Sixth ward next supported Fyfe
after which an informal ballot wai
taken which resulted as follows: Har
yey, Ss; Schafer, 20; Fvfe, AZ.
Cornelius j. Harvey was then de
| clared the unanamous choice of the
| convention.
John Mcqueen was escorted to tn,
stage and introduced as the mex
sheriff. He said he thought the con
test was fair in every respect, and h,
thanked the convention for the nomi
| nation.
Andrew Fyfe very gracefully thanked
those who had supported him, and h,
praised Mr.. Harvey highly, saying ht
would take Oft his coat and put IN
SOME GOOD LICKs
| to secure his election.
When 1t was IN order to nominate
candidates for register of deeds