The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1892-09-03
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nation of Hatch.
\. Il. Joy seconded the nomination
of w. +. Myer.
Nominations were. upon motion of f.
II. Ialcott. declared closed. and a ballot
resulted as follows:
ialch M 40
ii,nt.r .''.... 't.',.',.... II
lo'ai.......,..... 81
There being no choice a second ballot
was ordered.
S. G. Hunter withdrew from the list
OF candidates and a ballot resulted in the
choice of George NJ. Hatch by the fol-
lowing vote:
Myef ........,....t....... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. %
I"'al. ......... 81
On motion of W. f. Myer the nomlna-
ton of George NJ Hatch was made
unanimous. Mr.. Hatch being called for
thanked the convention for the honor
and pledged himself to use his best eff
forts to protect the interests Of Park
county.
REPRESENTATIVES,.
r. l.. Boardman nominated and E. II.
Talcott seconded w. r. Myer of Red
Lodge.
c. Il. Busha placed in nomination
Paul VanCleve of Melville seconded bv
Allan r. JOY.
Angus Brown named w. E. Thomp
son OF Livingston seconded by George
Ennis.
A. r. Joy moved that nominations
close. Carried.
On motion of G.. r. Gidden it was
| voted that delegates vote for two candi-
dates upon one ballot. A roll call
showed the following result
Iihonpson...-. .......... Observation-Disclosures. 46
Messrs. w. f. Myer and Paul Van
Cleve having received the highest num-
Der OF votes cast were declared the nom
nees OF the convention as candidates
for representatives.
| Mr.. Myer was called for and thanked
the convention for the honor conferred.
and pledged himself to as faithfully rep
resent Llvingston's interests as those of
Red Lodge.
Mr.. VanCleve also thanked the con-
ventlon for It's action IN recognizing the
banner republican precinct of the coun
! ty and pledged himself, if elected, to
| work for the interest of the whole
county.
On motion the nomination of repre-
| sentative candidates was made unani-
nous.
Nominations for delegates to the state
convention were next declared in order.
+. II. Talcott moved that the chair
appoint committee of three to select
IA delegates and IA alternates to repre-
sent Park county at the state convention
at Great Falls. Carried.
The chair appointed the following
committee 3. Goughnour, George M.
Hatch. w. F. Myer.
G. K. Glidden moved that the list of
precincts be called and that the chair
man of each precinct name it's member
OF the county central committee. Car
ried.
A poll of the precincts resulted in the
selection of the following as members of
the county central committee
Livingston Precinct No. l, NJ. r. Wilson.
Livingston Precinct No, :, j. r. King.
Livingston Precinct No. ), NJ. Ii. Lashorn
| Big Timber, }. A. Hall
| Mission, John F. Locke.
| Richiand, Jos. Ballinger.
Red Lodge, X. j. Fleming.
| Hunters Hot Springs, Or. w. II. Collins.
Fridley, A. j. Rngesby.
| Gardiner, }. Z. Mccartney.
| Cokedale, w. II. Williams
! Horr, W. II. Rhodes.
| Shields River, r. ID. Kenney.
| Cooke, II. B. potter.
| Melville, Paul Van Cleve
Springdale. j. c. Westfall.
| Cascade l.. s. Price.
Boulder, Iesy' ". B. B. Judd. aH''"'
| chico, W.. J. Hobbs,
| Sweetgrass, s. sOlberg.
| Mcleod, +. y. Clark.
On motion an executive committee of
five, all OF whom are residents
OF Livingston, was selected to act in
conjunction with the county central
committee, as follows: S. Deutsch,
Angus Brown, Allan r. Joy, S. L. Holli-
day, F. w. Wright.
Nominations for chairman of the
county central committee were declared
IN order, and upon motion of w. E.
Thompson, seconded by Angus Brown,
s. Deutsch was chosen by acclamation.
| Mr.. Deutsch was called for and re-
sponded by pledge to use his utmost
endeavors to sustain the principles of
the republican party, and sustained by
the county central committee, predicted
that his efforts would be successful in
maintaining Park county in it's proud
position as the banner republican county
of Montana.
| On motion OF A. r. Joy, Morris Bacon
was chosen secretary and G. s. Hefferlin,
treasurer, OF the county central commit
tee.
| The committee appointed to select
delegates to the state convention re.
ported as follows:
| DELEGATES. ALrERNArEs.
| Angus Brown, Geo. Anderson
| Allan X. JOY. q. II Wright
| Thomas Flynn, o. f. Lamphear
| C. n. Sargent, J.C Mccartney
| Paul Van Cieve, p. o. Falling
8 8 {; G Hunter, Hunter, J.; +. King.