The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-06

1ASo Ounto-MCCOuneI (, Moore 3.
Alturas-McConnell Z, Moore 10.
Bear Lake-McConnell4 4.
northumberland l, Moore 10.
BOISE County-Moore z.
Cassla-McConnell 3.
Custer-McConnell 3, Moore 6.
Elmore-Moore 3.
1daho-McConnell 5.
Acknowledgement s.
Lemhi-McConnell 3.
Acknowledgement 10, Moore /.
Logan-McConnell 6. Moore 2.
Nez Perces-McConnell 8.
Oneida-Moore 1.
Owyhee--Moore 6.
Shoshone-McConnell 10, More 8.
"ashlngton-McConnell 4. Moore 1.
CHAIRMAN MCCONNELL.
Chairman Mcconnell was escorted to the
CHAR and delivered his address, which
didn't take very well.
For temporary secretary Lennon. of
Alturas, named j. g. Rumsey, of Alturas.
and ne was chosen. Lennon thought twr
assistants should be appointed, and Beale.
o. Ada, was named and Lennon also, when
LEBANON thought one was sufficient.
THE COMMITTEES.
The committee on permanent oreaniza-
tlon and order of businesses. B, Kines-
bury, of Alturas; G. M. Hays, of Owyhee
William Allison, of Washington. 4, A
F'ennl,. OF Idaho; Thomas Payette, of
Lemhi.
Committee on credentials-One from
man.
Committee on resolutiohs-One from
each county, with Reid, of Ada, chairman.
MEMBERS OF THE CONVENTION.
The credential committee reported as
4 doh n 7
oil, T. B. Allen, George Smith. George
Riebald, B. Allen, Harry Serren. Frank
Fem. Oh Ia
Ada-Edgar Wilson, E. L. Waponer
George Ellis, j. H. Horn, by E. L. Waq.
oner; John Richie, H. H. Fulton, bv A. II
Tyner; j. H. Butler, by w. E. Borah; J.
"A. Beele, II: b. Hatke, By William Balder-
son; Z. Il. Reed, Frank Fsuch, by M. B.
Quinn; A. b. Moss, by H. L. Ryder.
Alturas-I w. Garrett James Gum. r
B. Lennon, S. B. Kingsbury, ]. G. Kim
sey, Samuel Friend, James E. Mcpherson.
Bear Lake-G. Sporgberg, w. Hull by
q. Spongberg, j. a. Bagley, G. G. Patton
Bingham-F. A. Pyke, A. V. Scott
George B. Rogers, R. a. Caldwell, G. E.
Arney, George A. Hannaford, A. p. Cram
W. E: Green, F. S. Stereens, j. w. Moore
j. S. Keller. .
Boise-Dr. H. Zepf, H. H. Whitney
P. Bower, n. H. Young, Charles A. Mver
Thomas Peterson, S. G. Silsby, all by S g.
Silsby. ~ "
Cassia-Ed Canant by j. j. Story, R. N.
Howell, j. j. Story
Custer : Colonel N. j. Sharp. j. M
Shoup, w. j. Scott, James Vancamp. Rob
ert Campbell, I. j. Paul by F.W. Eidredge
+. w. Eldredge.
ElmOre Martin Hing, A. M. sinnott G.
T. LANCE, G. Q. Koch, G. w. Hagar by ].
T. Sprague.
Kootenri-M. Daggett, by G. A. Man
ming, BENJAMIN Dixon, by r. M. Dryden,
B. +. Butler, by R. M. Dryden. ]. v Vim
ton, by B. F. Yost, George H. Manning
K. 5. Brogan, j. F. Yost, G. w. Roden, bv
j. f. Yost. ~
Lemhi-M. Mcpherson, P. j. j. Gibson,
N l. andrews, Thomas Pope, all by Pay
cite, Thomas Psyette.
Latah-McConnel A. J. Greinford Mo
Cain, K. E. Rickson, l. /. Mitchell, i. A.
McKenna, o. j. Rolph, W. j. Brigham, A
j. Hooper, George k'eyland, D. 9. Mitchell
j. A. Stormer, w. f. Morrison. a. ]
Green proxy for all, w. ]. Mcconnell.
Logan-V. Bierbower, j. L. Fuller. w.
c. Heise, n. G. Delano. j. M. Woodworth
w G, Curry, George w. Hunter, j. p
Campbell.
Nez Perces-C. W. Shaft. j. w. Howe
G. a. Mann, r. Scheicher, E. O'NeI by
Stranahan; q. I. Stranahan.
Oneiea-D. G. McDougall, c. T. Stone
David Laprary, r. H. Davis.
Owayhee-C. NJ. Harp, L. NJ. Phillips
by j. M. Brunzell; c. L. Wing, w. W.
Nichols, by c. L. Wing; Alfred Sothern.
by j. M. Brupzell. ST.; J. M. Brunzell. sr
Shoshone-George w. Moore, by Case;
Ed Kinney, Pat Clark, by Case; T. Jen3
kins, by Case; al Aage, Alieue Case w.
Il. Claggett, M. Curran, by Case; James
Porter, Phil O'Rourke by Claggett; James
Cameron, by Case; Henry Bard, by Hev-
burn; w. b. Hepburn.
Washington-G. p. Layton, H. P. Lin
dor, by Allison, Edward Stone, by Allison.
William B. Allison
j. ). Story comes over from Cassia with
a couple of proxies and Norton is not here.
A worker suggested that a proxy be
''fxed'' for Norton. "Well," said Story.
as he equinted at a mans stove pine hat
1--WE are kinder honest over our way, and
guess we won't do it.n So Norton was not
represented.
CUsTER's LEADER.
Colonel Sharp leads the Custer dele1a-
ton to the bar, tells all the stories, and is
also the pretty man from Custer. He even
leaves Eldredge, OF the Grtphic. in the
shade. Truly, Victor Borrower is nero
and as he gets up, ask If he is in order.
Fuller says, Rats" and W. c. Hill saws
Move to adjourn, VIC" but Vic's leader
IN convention as well as in society.
Delegate Rogers, OF the Malad Enterprise.
IN Oneida county, is startled at seeing mis-
bold ssertions carried out in holder
fashion.
Secretary of State Pinkham is here look