Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-16

lL vas CARED.
sqasbbls for Coroner.
Dr. PeuNzrden. DF. BFadlsa and Dr..
Chapel and Dr. Z. 81. Kelley were
mentioned foF eoroaeTs, AID another
sECIm ensaeG- II w2s shoFElVed, how
ever, and q ba.ot was taken. IL re-
sGlted as follows. One huHcred aDd
tnIrty-sX votes cast. Kelley, - PEN
warden, "a, Chapel. "a brsdisn, 81.
10 choice, ano notion o. taAe an
othe- ballot snd declare tie tHO rece.F-
az the greatest number VI votes tie
nominees OF the convention. H4s car
T.ed. The ballot resulted a. follows
One hundred and seyenty--evea votes
cast. Kelley. -. BTadLsh, u, Fensar-
den, l5l; Chapel. u. While tne vote
Was being counted, General Rutherford
vas called GA for speech. lie Was
glad for several things. lie was glad
Tue convention Vas hghtlDg. lie liked
fightlng. lie was < al the delegates
liked 10 fight and Was glad for other
reasons. lie was glad the boys could
work and night lie told what De DID
IA the Soldiers hOme board, IN knock
ing cut the prison contract Tor CLOTH
INK a. the soldiers home.
Then the convention took ballot
for the second coroner. IL resulted Is
follows one hundred and htIy-tour
votes cast. Bradlsh, So; Chappell, 10;
Kelley, p. IBe nomination or Or.
Bradlsn was made unanimous.
"a. NJ. HOuseman moved for sus-
pension OF the order of business, and
Fred w. Stevens was unanimously de-
claTed the nominee of the convention
for county surveyor.
Then the Convention proceeded to
the election of a county committee
aud delegates TO the state and congress
slOnal conventions
The results follow: County commit
tel Z. Carroll, first district; l.. l..
Launler. first district: W. b. Folger,
first district; Chris Wsrnette, first dist
rict; |. NJ. Turner, first district; John
Whitney Of Ada and j. +. Kennedy Of
Caledonia. second district; Jackson
Coon of Rockford, George A. Link Of
Cedar Springs, third district.
The delegates 10 the state convention
are: At large. l.. ID. Norris, Nj. Nj.
Houseman and Maurice Shanahan.
First ward-L. c. Salisbury, Lee
( Wright.
second ward-Edwin F. Uhl, f. A.
Maher.
Third ward-J. W. Champlin, L. G..
Rutherford.
Fourth ward-William Hake, G.. W.
/ Thompson.
Fifth ward-william Fitzpatrick,
/ Fred Saunders.
sixth ward-John Johnson, A. Stone
house
Seventh ward-W. B. Folger, Albert
I Damskay.
Eighth ward-C. G. A. Weight,
I Thomas Doran.
Ninth ward-C. Z. Hogadone, W. A.
Hayes.
Tenth ward-G. Wiser, Sherwood
/ Hall.
Eleventh ward-Jerome Phillips, +.
/. Maybury.
Twelfth ward-E. II. Stein, Clark
! Slocum.
Second district delegates-John E.
I Mehan. Gaines; A. Gods win, Wyoming;
j. II. Whitney, Cascade; j. b. Maicomb,
| Lowell: Fred l.. Hodges Vergennes;
George w. Ewing, Byron; f. b.
/ Clements, Ada; Rial V. Macarthur.
/ Paris; II. 4. Paul. Grand Rapids; j.
/ V. Kennedy, CALEDONIA.
/ Third district delegates-George A..
Link, Nelson; Il. Cordes, Alpine:
Jackson Coon, Algoma: Ross b.
/ Squires, Algoma; Fl. Niehans, Alpine;
/ James +. Norton, Oaktield; Charles
| Green, Nelson; John Kinney, Walker;
/ Charles Davis, CORTLAND; James Ward
/ Spencer.
The delegates 10 the congressional
| convention are as follows:
/ At large-Thomas Carroll, |. NJ. Tur-
ner, John +. More and Thomas +. Nc
/ Garry.
FIRST ward-Chris Wernette, Ed.
/ Kinney.
Second ward-Thomas Hebron, W.
| K. Shelby.
Third ward-Andy Fyfe, w. d.
/ Pugh.
Fourth wsrd-James Boyland, p. II.
| O'Brien.
Fifth ward-Thomas hester, James
/ Dougnerty.
sixth ward-w. s. Barnett, D. F.
! MADDEN.
seventh wards. o. Dishman, Will
/ lam Echternscht.
Eighth ward-W. III. Powers, Charles
I A. IIauser.
Ninth ward-George w. Mills,
Tenth ward-Fred Temple, c. H..
Bender.
Eleventh ward-George W. Chad
/ wick. John III. Brush.
Twelfth vsrd-Iim Lynch, +. Klai-
/ Der.
Second district delegates II.
| Wells, Gaines. II. H. Ravens, Grand
| Rapids; David Irwin, Jr., Byron; John
/ Croft, Caledonia; Albert Gould. Paris;
j. " Walker, Nergennes; Frank Boy
I land. Wyoming; Thomas BOyisud
I Ada; Frank =. King. Lowell Robert
I Patterson, Cascade; John +. Milhan,
/ Games; A. Goodwin, Wyoming; J. II.
/ Whitney. Cascade; j. r. Malcomb. Low
eli; Fred L. Hodges. Vergennes; G.. w.
+ Ewing. Byron; Rial v. Macarthur, Paris,
+ III. T.. Paul. Grand Rapids; J. V. Ken
I nedy. Caledonia.
The t0rd district delegates TO the
\ congressional convention are the same
/ as those for the state convention.
After the delegates bad been ratiti ed
I 2 resolution was passed lnstructng the
/ delegation 10 the congressional Couvon-
/ ton % vote for George +. Richardson.
Then the convention adjourned
1 immediately afterwards the seven
( teenth senatorial convened. John
{ II. Whitney Was made chairman and J.
I - Toner secretary. 4 ballot was taken
( resulted in the domination Of Charles
/ n Carlyle OF Courtlsnd, for state sen
at0r.
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