The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1892-09-03
}llDIcanCOnVenion!!
b enthusiastic Gathering Of Repre-
tentative Republicans Placed in
Nomination
ligEst that will Prove lnVinclDle
in the Coming Cam
a7n9ni0S Proceedings that Ensure
q United Party and Victory
at the Polls.

dl lll6 IUllS.
Tho delegates to the republican county
.e,rpntion began to arrive in Living
,or and long before the hour Of assem-
irs today every precinct in the county
&c shown to be represented. No more
.,resentative body of men was ever
| lied together in Park county, and the
,,pnse interest manifested in the
rsiness for which they were assembled
.Iicated clearly a determination to
,re before the voters ticket through
. 1t that would meet with approval and
rsure a united and harmonious
,apaign in the interest of republican
rnciples.
Promptly at 10:15 Chairman Deutsch
the county central committee. called
convention to order, by announcing
spr by the Livingston Glee club, com
sed of Messrs. Mintie, Hough. Reeves,
een. Baker. LaBarre, Watkins and T.
Swindlehurst. 1.-The Flag of Protec-
pn" was excellently rendered, and
keeted with enthusiastic applause.
Chairman Deutsch then in brief
ID appropriate speech announced the
lnose for which the convention was
wmbed, urging harmonious action to
hsend that Park county might retain
hmud position as the banner repub-
sl county of Montana.
IMcalls for the state convention at
GMEals was then read by Secretary
lLMtie, followed by the reading OF
Ralbr the county convention.
RBallinger placed in nomination
temporary chairman w. E. Thomp-
m Of Livingston, and w. F. Meyer
lanel c. r. Glidden of Chico for that
EQstOn On motion it was decided to
FEt by ballot, and NJ. r. Wilson and r.
fleming were appointed as tellers.
A ballot resulted in the choice of G.
sGlidden by vote of 45 to 81 for w.
Thompson. On motion Of E. H. Tai.
bit the election of MIR. Glidden was
lde unanimous and a committee con-
king Of w. E. Thompson and NJ. S
alnger was appointed to escort him
the chair. In assuming the position
halrman Glidden thanked the conven.
DO for the honor conferred. He was
pnd to be called upon to preside over
= deliberations of convention Of the
publican party of the banner county
Montana, and pledged his best efforts
i discharge the duties in fair and i'm.
ftial manner.
Maurice Bacon OF Livingston was
ened for the position OF secretary OF
convention and elected by acclama'
on motion of A. r. Joy committees
asstlng of five members. were ap'
united on credentials, permanent organ
allon, order of business, and rules and
Eoutions.
w motion Of E. H. Talcott recess Of
minutes was taken to permit the
fman to select the committees.
pom reassembling the chair an
SsAced the following
.ommlttee on Credentials S. J. Mes
raul Van Cleve. George M. Hatch
iSsice Bacon, j. G. Mccartney.
.sH[@anent Organization j. H. Hall
ns l. Williams, H. j. Hoppe, E. Cough
oof, Lace Taylor.
g,aer OF Business w. E. Thompson
.D. m 10y, +. L. Boardman, A. Borland
aN aales and Resolutions DR.. w. T
nn,, In,as, ". +. Myer, NJ. R. Wilson, S. G
F,aer U. E. Lamphear.
VI VT. Collins, at his request, wa'
FUSED from the committee on rule
resolutions and Allan r. Joy of Liv
ss'on substituted.
" motion Of E. H. Talcott an adjourn
,s' was taken until 2p. m. to permi
r s0'nmlttees to prepare their reports
p0u Resembling at 2:3O p. m. tn
,eu'lon was called to order by Tenn
ny Chairman Glidden.
h. motion of George 7. Chambers i
:, voted to take action upon the re
Of the committee on credentials
Spo 'sport read by the secretary was a
ds,,i,' 'Snalrman-Your committe on ere
!5ria @ would respectfully submit tn
IL ave examined the credentials an,
aa,s 4s H following delegates and alte,
opvsr,; entitled to recognition by thi