Mower County transcript., 1890-10-08
THE REPUBLICAN TICKET.
THEY MEET IN CONVENTION
AND NOMINATE A WIN
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1T WAS A LIVELY CONVENTION BUT
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The Republican county convention
met in the Court room Tuesday after
noon Oct. 7. There was very large
of delegates and others. The
printed call was read by L. D. Baird,
chairman of the county committee.
A. c. Reynolds was elected chairman,
and c. 81. Wilbour secretary. On motion
D. II. Stimson, L. D. Baird and David
Turner were appointed rs committe on
credentials. The commute. after over an
hours consultation made the following
report. Two sets of delegates appeared
from Bennington and Clayton. The
committee made no recommendations
on these contesting delegations. The
Temporary organization was permanent
and the convention organized. G. P.
Clayton and T. NJ. Gibbs were admitted
from Clayton and o. n. Hegg, Fl. B.
Bussen and o. Thorson from Bennington,
The report OF the committee on creden-
tials as then completed was adopted.
The following is the complete report on
credentials:
Ausr1S CITY list Ward}-L. E. Day, A.
Aoiiison. D. n. stimson. J.. Adams, Thomas
Riley, $; A. Emerson, c. E. Clark, ". F. Day,
AUSTIN CIIY tISC WarQt-C. u. W1lOOOr. u.
81. Q. Basford, n. K. Noble, T. F. Leonard, S.
A1sT1s CRY sd ward,-samuel Collins, Ira
Kearney, D. Turner: % Mics Smith. p'e''' L.
AUSTIN TowN-Henry Lightly, Thomas
Varco. ]. ". c. Dinsmoor, George Chandler,
A: c. Reynolds. c. n. Bowers:
InRvalson, Ole Chris1ens0n Chris Lunde.
WINDoN-GeorGe W. Phillips. E. B. Smith,
PLEASANT VALLEY-E. s. Hoppin, William
BESS1SGToS-O. 4. Hees, O. Thorson, H.
B. Bussell.
n. n. Palmeter, F. N. Drown.
Moore, L. n. Lindsey. W. l. Remineton.
grand MEADOW VILLAGE Fnhart, Jr.,
RAc1SE-D. c. sanborn, s. c. Wilson,
George II. Smith. S. U.zinger. s. c. Babcock.
FRANKFORD- 81. J. Lockwood. w. Il. Good
sell. G: 3. Hovda, r 3. Crane;
R. Mason, Henry Myers
LIE Roy VIILAGE-W. W. Sweet, n. L.
Knight. GeorFe W. Palmer.
NEvADA-knut Ammnndson. Samuel Ener-
son, ole Nelson.J. II. DeRemer, Peter Han
ADA,1s-Knut Thompson, Ole J. Mos, Ben
g kn.tson. Er1sk 4; kn1..oa, ,.z,,,p !, =
Hoe. J. g. Vaughan. Frank HAney.
sARGESr-caasiss A. swaztz, Phillip Heydt,
LYLE ToWs-Johu Beach, O. h. Brown. A.
Hotson- b. c. TrowbridRe, L D. Carter.
LYLE V1LLAeE-E- L Stanley, R. Rierson,
John Llndland.
LoDI-p. c. Wood. H. H. cros.e,t, E. A.
WALTHAx-R- l. johnson, Herman Smith,
J. J. Hunt. N. r johnson. J. A. Stephan.
DEXTER TOwS-G. Setback, John Chr1stgau,
Fred StranRem4n.
DEXTER VmIAGE-J. H. Vaughan, George
". Beuner.
MARsHALL-J- c. Johnson. Jr., B. NJ Han.
son, Nels Anderson, J. r. johnson.
BRowSsDALE-Albert Swift. A. }. Hunt. G.
TAoPI-D. McTavish.
The chair appointed as tellers, P.
Schle,gher, ". F. Day, Ed Stanley
Oscar Ayers was nominated for senator
without opposition.
For auditor, c. 81. Wilbour and A. T.
Golberg were nominated. The ballot
stood Wilbour 50, Goloerg42. The nom,
ination was made unanimous.
For treasurer A. Requa and G. See
bach were nominated. The ballot stood,
Requa 66, Seebach Sc.
For sheriff A. Mollison and J. c. John.
son Jr. were nominated. The ballot
stood, Moilison Sc, johnson SO.
Eugene Wood was unanimously en-.
dorsed for register of deeds.
For judge of probate S. s. Washburn
and ". ". Ranney were nominated
The ballot stood, Washburn 81, Ran
ney So. scatiering2.
D. d. johnson Jr. was nominated
for county attorney by accIamation.
G. H. Allen was nominated county
surveyor by reclamation.
DR.. A. W. Allen was nominated by
acclamatl0n for corocer.
For clerk OF district court. S. Swening-
son and L. Ed Day were nominated. The
ballot stood. SHeningson IS, Day 60, g.
". Palmer 5.
On the second ballot for clerk of cour1
the ballot stood Day IS, swenIngson 81
Is. s. Washburn was nominated fol
court commissioner by acclamatlen.
For county superintendent of schools
Calvin D. Decker. w. H. Palmer, and
Miss Gertrude G. Ellis were nominated
The first ballot stood: Decker 81
Palmer SO, Miss Ellis 81. The second
ballot stood, Decker 56, Palmer 50. Mis-
Ellis o. The third ballot stood, Deckel
90, Palmer II Miss Ellis H..
The following resolution was adopted
Resolved, That this convention recon
mend to the Governor OF this state, the ap
pojnfMent of cur county superintendent. G
D. Relden, - state superintendent of publ.
instruction.
The chair was authorized to appoint
county central committee and ann0unc.
at later date. 1.
Resolutions of respect we're voted il
regard to the death of Hon. Gordon E
Cole. -. .
This ending the work OF the count,
convention. the South Representative.
district held their convenfion under ti,l
same organization and nominated s
Sweningsen for member of the leeisla
tlre. Mr. Svenlngsen is one Of our bes
citizens and win ably represent the Soutl
district N the nextleEisfature. No bette
nomination could have been made.
A convention of the Fourth commits
siOner district vas immediately held. ]
DeRemer was elected chairman and ID
Stanley secretary. The convention n
once proceeded to ballot for candidate
which resulted in the n0mlnati0n OF Johr
Beach. the present efficient COMMISSIONS
from thar disf1ict. - 81
The delegates from the Second com
missioner district nominated Wi1lian