The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-10-08
A WINNING TICKET.
Democrats of Bottineau County
Name a Ticket That Will
Lead to Victory.
Harmony and a Spirit of Good
Feeling Characterize the
Meeting.
IN DETAIL.

1N DHA AAAs
The democratic county convention met
at Armory Hall last Saturday at l q. m. to
place in nomination full county ticket.
A noticeable feature of the meeting was the
total absence of personal chickering's ~ local
dissensions, which means the election Of
the entire ticket ticket to which no ex-
ception can be taken and which commends
itself to the hard, common sense of the peo-
pie of the county.
At precisely II o'clock the convention
proceeded to effect a temporary organization
by electing Jesse Holbrook chairman pr
tenn and Dave Williamson secretary.
On motion the chair appointed the follow
ing committees:
Credentials-George Clark, John Din
woodie, William Williamson, Patrick MUIR
ray and Frank Collins.
Resolutions NJ. Brynjolfson, John A.
Scott, George Haacke, DR.. Howard, H.
Carbcnneault.
Organization-R. Williams, W. H. Mc[n-
tosh, 7. Prefcntane, D. Armstrong Jerry
Kelsey.
Order of Business-Frank Collins, John
A. Scott, GJ. Kelsey, Jesse Holbrook,
Blain.
The committee on credentials reported
the following delegates entitled to seats:
George Clark, John A. Scott, Richard
Williams, Stephen Howard, John Dinwoo4ie,
T. Prefontane, J. Blain, Patrick Murray,
H. Carbonneault, David Williamson, w. II.
Mcintosh, George J. Kelsey, D. Armstrong,
NJ. Brynjolfson, Frank Collins, William
Williamson, George Haacke, Jesse Holbrook.
On the recommendation of the committee
on permanent organization D. Williamson
was made permanent chairman and D.
Armstrong secretary.
The committee on resolutions presented
the following:
Resolved, That we heartily endorse the
plato, ms of the National and State Demo
cratic conventions. and we commend the
present county officials for their economical
administration Of public affairs during their
term of office.
By unanimous vote of the convention
the following ticket was placed in nomina.
ton:
Register Of Deeds-A. Macarthur.
AUDITOR. G. Thompson.
County Judge-Owen Schoonover.
Clerk of Court-Mark Hawker.
Treasurer-J. J. E. Guertin.
Sherif-Thomas Gardner.
Coroner-Dr. j. Lunell.
Assessors--1st Dist, VIM. Bush.
I'd /" Charles Baird.
Sd j." liver Thompson.
4th il" VIM. Holz, Jr.
9th " John Fl. Welch.
Justiees-Z. Mcmillan, D. Clark, F. Co.
martin. James Atkinson.
Constables-C Bi5eau, Sam Hunter, H
Dalbec, August Zimmerman.
Commissioner Dist. No. 2-Hsnry Russell
The members Of the new county commit.
tee are:
1st District-Martin Elsesser.
I'd District-Charles F. Wood.
Sd District-Dr. Greig.
4th District-Ad Tanguay.
9Th District-David Clark.
The following delegates were selected t.
attend the legislative convention held al
Willow City October 9th:
H. Carbonneault, Owen Schoonover. John
Dinwoodie, d. Williamson, DR.. Greig, Jos
Pinkerton, J. H Cook, Fred Lizotte, D. Nc
Arthur, David Clark.
The county committee was given author
ity to fill any vacancy that might occur or
the ticket as nominated.
The delegates present at the Legislative
convention were given power to cast th'
full vote Of the number selected by tn,
county convention.
This ended the work of the convention
which adjourned sine die.
The legislative convention held at Willov
City on the 9th put in nomination Ham
Rothgarn for representative to The stat
legislature.