Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-16

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The report was adopted unani-
mouslv.
Order of business was called and
il was voted that each candidate. As
his name was proposed, shoeld
plank down the sum of $3.50 upon
the secretary's desk
Mr.. Wvman placed in nominina-
ton for Probate Judge the name of
Hon. A. NJ. Sinnott of Glenn
Ferry. There being no other nom
ination Mr.. Sinnott was elected by
reclamation.
For Treasure, Mr.. Burns placed
in nomination w. j. Turner Of Mt.
Home, and Mr.. Scott named G. ID.
Golden Of Rocky Bar. Golden, as
usual proved the popular man and
received 10 votes and Turner only 6.
For Assessor and Collector, G. NJ.
Brown, of Rocky Bar was chosen
by reclamation.
For Clerk of the District Court,
Mr.. Mcmillan proposed c. &. Glenn,
Of Glenn's Ferry, and Mr.. Scott
named John Van Setback of Rocky
Bar. The vote stood, Van Setback
IL and Glenn ~, and John Van
was declared the unanimous choice
of the meeting.
For Sheriff, Mr.. Atkins nomi-
mated Alec Bruce of Mt. Home, Mr..
Mullany proposed J. n. Hall of
Rocky Bar, and Mr.. Schweizer
named |. t. Fitzwater of Rocky
Bar. On the first ballot Bruce
received Is votes, Hall q and Fitz-
water 3. Mr.. Bruce was, amid
great enthusiasm, declared the
unanimous choice of the convention
for Sheriff.
DIR. o, w. Hall of Atlanta was
nominated by reclamation for
Coroner.
Elmer c. Towne Of Rocky Bar,
for Surveyor, was also nominated
by acclamation.
For Representative, F. III. Davis
Of Rocky Bar and Martin King of
Glenn's Ferry were named. King
received Is votes and Davis s. Mr.
Kings nomination was made unan-
imous.
For State Senator, G. w. Fletcher
Jr. of Rocky Bar and C. z. Oliver,
residing near Mt. Home, were
placed in nomination Oliver re-
ceived ID votes and Fletcher 10.
Mr.. Oliver was declared the unani-
nous choice of the convention for
Senator.
A recess of 10 minutes was
taken for refreshments at divers
expense.
For Delegates to the State Con-
vention, the following named gentle
men were chosen by reclamation
+. G. Towne, Fred II. Davis, James
Mullany, of Rocky Bar, Jos. T.
Sprague of Mt. Home, G. G. Glenn
of Glenn's Ferry.
\ For Commissioner from the First
District Nelse Davis of Atlanta was
chosen by reclamation.
For Commissioner from Second
District Edward Payne of May.
field was elected by reclamation.
For Commissioner from Third
District Samuel b. Blackwell Of
Cold Springs creek was elected by
reclamation.
On motion the Sargeant-at-Arms
was voted IS for his services.
Mr. Mullany offered the following
resolution, which was unanimously
adopted;
Resolved, That we, the Dele.
gates to the Republican County
Convention hereby tender our sin
eere thanks to J. 7. Sprague for hi,
impartial and efficient services AZ
Chairman of this Convention.
A vote of thanks was then ten
dered Secretary Gary for hii
efficient services.
A County Central Committee L
be composed of 10 members was
elected as follows:
Rocky Bar-F. Il. Wyman, G.
d. Golden, James Mullany, j. II
Tregoning.
Mt. Home-J. T. Sprague, w. J
Turner, John Mitchell.
Glenn's Ferry-C. c. Glenn, Nei
Schroeder. A. NJ. Sinnott. c. J. Atkins
Cold Springs-John Edwards.
Atlanta--E. +. Gary.
Mayfeld-John Mcmillan.
Pine Grove-Walter Scott, ID. d
Ethel.
Smiths Prairie-Wm. Russell
Big Camas-J. F. Dyar.
Little camas-Fred Stnessy.
Having completed its labors tn,
convention adjourned sine die.
County Central Committee.
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