Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-08-05
Col. Little. for the Senate and DR..
Bentley and John Yegen for
the House.
A Strong County Ticket Named,
Headed with E. G. Taylor
for Auditor.
Judge Winchester Secures an In
structed Delegation to the .
Mandan Convention.
The Convention.

county central committee, called the re-
publican convention to order.
The chairman read the call and called
attention to that portion in relation to
the central committee acting as a COM
mittee on credentials. He said there
we're three precincts contested--Ecklund
Sibley and Logan. The names of those
decided upon as entitled to seats in the
temporary organization we're then read
as follows:
First precinct, city of Bismarck-W.
A. Bentley, P. R. Smith, NJ. H. Jewell,
F. D. Kendrick, q, w. H. DeGraff, a
and Geo. L. Gilbert, q.
Second precinct, city of Bismarck
John Yegen, E. S. Beardsley, J. S. Wells,
j. F. Fort and Henry Tatley.
Third precinct, city of Bismarck-A.
Van Horn, NJ. Glineburg and Henry
Schmidt.
Fourth precinct, city of Bismarck
G. M. Dahl, Frank Kihm and George
Jennings.
Fifth precinct, Lincoln-Norman Fall
coner.
Sixth precinct, Apple Creek-E. G..
Field.
Seventh precinct, Boyd-B. M. Beers.
Eighth precinct, Logan-Thos. Rich
ards, Geo. Watson.
Ninth precinct, White-Chas. Gaskell.
Tenth precinct, Long Lake,. D.
Edick.
Eleventh precinct, Morton-Ed. Adams.
Twelfth precinct, Telfer-J. H. Aliens
worth, Frank Burt.
Thirteenth precinct, Manning-Duncan
Mcdonald, j. @. Clark.
Fourteenth precinct, Fort Rice-Wm.
Smith.
Fifteenth precinct-N. F. Boucher,
Harvey Harris, w. o. DePuy, J. F
Wallace, W. S. Moorhouse and E. S.
Pierce.
Sixteenth precinct, Hay Creek-Eugene
Sperry.
Seventeenth precinct, Naughton-
James Mcdonald.
Eighteenth precinct, Menoken-Alex.
Turnbull.
Nineteenth precinct, McKenzie-John
Turnbull.
Twentieth precinct, Sterling-Henry
Bloss.
Twenty-irst precinct, Driscoll-J. w.
Avery.
Twenty-second precinct, Sibley--E. w.
Brown.
Twenty-third precinct, Francis--John
Brown.
Txenty-fourth precinct, Burnt Creek
Geo. Joy.
Twenty-ffth precinct, River View
Frank Paris.
Twenty.sixth precinct, Grass Lake
Nels Olsen.
Twenty-seventh precinct, Painted
Woods-Frank Peterson, Gus. johnson,
J.. H. Daniels.
Twenty. eighth precinct, Ecklund-
M. @. Anderson, Joseph Knittle, Chas.
A. Swanson.
Twenty-nineth precinct, Glenview-
John Larson, O. M. Hatch.
Thirtieth precinct, Crofte-Gus. Olston.
Thirty-frst precinct, Cromwell-S. B.
French.
MI. Harris moved that John F. Phil
brick be elected temporary chairman.
Carried unanimously.
Mr.. @. d. Edick and W. O. DePuy
were elected secretaries.
On motion of MI. Harris the chair
man appointed Messrs. Burt, johnson,
Boucher, Harris and Van Horn as a COM
mittee On credentials.
Upon motion Of Mr.. Boucher a COM
mittee OF three on permanent ~organiza-
ton was appointed.
Dr. Bentley moved the appointment of
acommittee Of five on resolutions.
The chairman appointed as COM
mittee on permanent organization,
Messrs. Wallace, Gaskill, Kendrick, and
on resolutions Messrs. Bentley, Field,
Moorhouse, Kihm, Mcdonald. /
While the committee on credentials
was at work the delegates in each of the
districts got together to decide upon
candidates for assessors. ST."
The committee on credentials reported
il favor Of seating the following dele
gates:
Ecklund-M. @. Anderson, Jos. Knit
tie and Chas. Swenson.
Sibley-E. w. Brown.
Logan-Fhos. Richards, Geo. Watson.
The report was adopted.
The committee on permanent organi-
eaton reported in favor Of making the