The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-08-13
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nation, ana purchase all water ri.,llts now held.
or that mas be acquired 10y individuals or cnrpor,
atlolS.
. That we demand the abrorotjon of fine
present lien law and the enactment of law tina,
shall hold the property and i, owner liable for
III! claims FOR material used and labor performed
on same
Il. That we condemn the :,c, on of the 50 co1rJ
state equalization board in its utstardy attempt
GLOVER railroad taxes and raise the taxes of tie
farmers and stock raiser.
I. That we have lost all confidence i'm the old
parties to pass irrigatio ion or other laws beneficial
To the ,trlirro on other labor.
:. We arragn the state officials before the bar
OF public opinion for their bold and fragrant VIC
latlon OF Art 10, See. D. of our state consultation
ny contracting Presentation to be performed out
Sue the prison walls for private benefit and
against the interests of honest toll
.. That We denouncc emphalicay the Gus
tom SO universal in our county of the spending of
tiectioncerilly purposes, SO demoralizing in the
extreme and bringing with it long train OF
abuses, and that as Il party we shall insist that
persons nominated by the peoples party shall
never be encouraged in these abuses
10. nat III the interest of honesty and equal
ity we ucntnd that the salaries of our officers be
allow the accumulation of funds in the hands of
officers to be used for corruptin. purposes or to
pcrpetitte themselves in office
It, mat we are unalteraDly OpDOSp1 to the
Immigration, importation or employment of the
Monaghan race, either Chinese or Japanese.
The committee on order of business
reported as follows:
|. The election of ten delegates to
the state convention.
:. Nomination of two senators.
three Representatives. sheriff, asses
sor, auditor, probate judge, county com
mlSSlOnOrS, coroner.
After a great deal discussion, order
No. l was adopted and No. = rejected.
1t seemed to be the general sentiment
that the nomination of county officers
he. postponed until after the state con-
vention. A number of delegates, how
ever, desired the nominations to be
made by the convention, claiming that
it was called for that purpose
and would look boyiSh to post
pone the matter and subject them
to ridicule from the old parties and the
press. The question was finally AMIGA
bly, settltd by adjourning the present
convention to August %, immediately
after the state convention at Boise
City, to nominate county officers
After more music the chair declared
the election of ten delegates 10 the state
convention III order. The following
gentlemen were placed in nomination:
ID. l.. Bailey, p. J. pefiey. ". r.. Jen-
kins, W. II. Taylor, John \. Davis, J.
5. Mccain, NJ. Il. Eby, 4. J. sutton, A.
!. Could, |. \. Hall. c. j. +. Peterson
I. j. Curtis, II. O. Winslow, j. II. New
come, VIM. Dorman, j. b. Wright, j.
NJ. Martin, W. q. McNiely, James
Flanagan.
On motion delegates We're instructed
to vote for ten nominees, and those re-
! ceiving a majority of all votes cast be
declared elected, the one receiving the
lowest number Of votes to be dropped
on each succeeded ballot.
The ballot resulted in the election of
the following delegates:
ID. L. Bailey, John y. Davis, w. II.
| Taylor, |. n. Hall. J. W. Bose j. b.
| Wright, J. NJ. Martin, J. II. Newcomb,
| NJ. +. Eeby, 7. J. Sutton.