, 1890-10-09

closed. Mr.. Mopahpn's name was
withdrawn aud on motion of Mr..
Redner, Judge Langford was de-
clared the unanimous choice Of the
conven tlon.
on motion of Mr.. Meyer, the fol-
lowing tellers were appointed by
the chair to receive and count the
ballots: Messrs. Meyer, Reinalhl,
S. McNeill, Ray and McGeogan.
The nominations for prosecuting
attorney were then made, Messrs.
:. q. Allen, the republican nom
inee. and G. II. Fcnton, the demo-
cratic aominees, being nominated.
The balloting resulted In Allen re-
ceiving 107 and Fenton As,
+. Mcnamara. was unanimously
nominated for the Office of county
clerk.
Il. III. Burns was the unanimous
choice OF the convention for county
treasurer.
The nominations for sheriff were
next made, Messrs. Ed Dean and
Joel f. Warren, the democratic
nominee, being placed before the
convention. The balloting resulted
In Warren receiving SO and Dean
1913. Dean was afterward made the
unanimous choice of the conven-
ton.
J.J. l.. Peel, democratic nominee,
was unanimously chosen the nomi-
nee for county auditor,
j. ID. Meyer was nominated for
assessor by ucclamation.
Mr.. Trumbull was the only one
placed in nomination for county
surveyor and his nomination was
made unanimous.
Mrs. G.. Z. Price was nominated
for school superintendent by accla-
nation.
For coroner there were three
nominations, DR.. L. j. Gerlach, DIR.
ID. l.. Smith and T.. j. Tamblin. The
ballotinp resulted in the nomina.
tion o: r.. j. Tamblln, he receiving
81 votes, Smith 43 and Gerlach 20.
The county commissioners were
nominated by acclamation. They
were Messrs. Hays, Mayer and
Thompson, who are already on the
democratic ticket.
For joint senator Sam dc Nedry
was unanimously chosen.
Representative from the Second
district-G. ID. sutton, who is the
democratic nominee.
Representatives from Third district
&C. z. Leonard and Dewitt G..
Britt.
Representatives from the Fourth
district-Thomas Lawlor, III. ID.
Thompson, l.. =. Goss,
Representatives from the Fifth
district-Warren Cobb and Lewis
Walters, the democratic nominees.
JUSTICES AND CONsTABLEs.
There were six nominations for
Justice of the peace, Messrs Frank
Bachus, III. Bennett, l.. ID. SEQ
field, p. ID. Nickel, j. b. Ruther.
ford and G. X. Freeman. The vote
stood Bachus u, Bennett 80, SEQ.
field "a, Nickel ., Rutherford o,
freeman II. Bennett and Freeman
were, on motion, made the unan-
imous choice of the convention.
Nominations for constable being
in order, Ed Ray, of the BARRIERS
union; John Brush, of the plaster
ers' union; Thomas j. Haywood, of
the stonemasous' union, and An
thony Schroeder, of the bricl<layers'
union, were placed In nomination.
Mr.. Jeffries said that If any of the
unions had not been given repre-
sentation on the ticket the matter
should not be overlooked now.
While the ballot was being count-
ed Mr.. Jefirles stated that, come to
think of it, there was no Use run
ming a man for joint senator, as the
new law requires that the name of
the candidate shall be filed with
the secretary of state thirty days
prior to election, and 1t was now
less than thirty days until election
day.
The first ballot for constable re.
suited: Ray, AZ; Brush, 40; Hay
wood, 70; Schrader, II. Haywood
nominated.
The lowest man was then dropped,
and on the next ballot Ray re.
ceivcd fifty votes and Brush forty
eight.
n motion was made to make the
nominations unanimous, when n
delegate arose and protested that
too many votes had been cast, as
there were only siXty-two men in
the hail. The chairman declared
that there should be no going behind
the returns, and he put in the
which was carr ed.
CARROLL INDORSED.
Charles f.. Rowell offered the fol.
lawing resolutions:
Resolved, That this convention,
that the laboring classes
of Washington can best subservo
their interests by indorsing q man
for congress, therefore he 1t
Resolved, That we heartily in
dorse and pledge our whole support
to the Hon. Thomas Carroll.
A number of speeches were made
in favor of the resolution, which
was adopted by Il rising vote.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
A List of Ninety-Eight Firms Filed
Uifh tho Crupfu ClprE