The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-08-25

Conyngham, South E,-John Con-
ner.
Franklin-Jeremah Kostenbauder.
Greenwood, East-G. p. Patterson.
Greenwood, West-W. c. Thomas.
Hemlock Il. f. Sands.
Jackson--Z. A. Butt.
Locust-G. w. Stoker.
Madison. f. Cotner.
Main--W c. Sterner.
Millville-V. p. Ewes.
Mitilin-A. B Greasy.
Montour w. M. Monroe.
Mt Pleasant-Clinton Crawford.
Orange-H. J. Conner.
Pine-R. M. Potter.
Roaringcreek-I. w. Cherrington.
Scott, East-B. G. NAPLES.
Scott, West-E. ID. Hagenbuch.
Sugarloaf, North--ETa Stevens.
Sugarloaf, South--S. b. Hess.
On motion H. A. McKillip, Esq,
was nominated as delegate to the
State Convention.
Resolutions were then called for
and Secretary read few intended to
offset the democratic resolutions Of a
fortnight ago. They censured Hoke
Smith, because of the revision of the
pension list; blamed the democratic
platform for the present financial diff
fculty and eulogzied the Mckinley
bill. At the close of the reading, OBJ
lection was raised to the first resolu-
ton, which provided that the Stand
ing Committee should fill any vacancy
that might occur from the nomina-
tions as made; after the purpose Of
the resolution was explained the OBJ.
lection was withdrawn, and with
light vote resolutions adopted.
The fol owing ticket was then
named:
PRoTHoNoToRY - Arthur Roberts,
Montour.
REGISTER AND REcoRDER-L. c.
Williams, Orange.
AUDIroR-W. M. Monroe, Mon
tour.
DISTRICT ATToRNEY--H. A. Nc
Killip, Bloomsbury.
Above were named in their order
after many objections from those who
declined to nave their names placed
on the ticket. A contest was finally
reached for County Treasurer when
H. f. Mather, of Greenwood, and r.
S. Bowman Of Berwick we're named,
resulting in the following vote: Math-
er 81, Bowman 81. Mr.. Bowman
was declared the nominee of the con.
vention.
The Chairman next called for the
nomination of persons for County
Commissioner. The following were
placed in nomination: Jerry Kosten-
bauder, of Franklin; George Trout.
man of Centralia C. S. w. Fox, of
Locust William H. Utt, OF Main.
Again the question, was raised
about delegates presenting their Gre
dentials, and after some wrangling and
a low suggestion that the names of
delegates were received by the con-
vention; B. w. Hagenbuch of Blooms
burg called for point Of order that
the question had finally been disposed
of. His suggestion was received with
applause and the chairman called for
a roll of the delegates who responded
with the following result
w. H. UT 46
Terry Kostenbauder 10
Geo. Troutman IL
c. S. w. Fox 7
When tine Secretaries made the an
nouncement it was received with
cheers and calls for a speech from
Mr.. Utt, which one enthusiastic dele.
gate proposed three cheers for Mr..
Utt, the republican candidate for
County Commissioner. The chair
had not yet announced the result, and
during this excitement some who were
not satisfied at the nomination of Mr.
Utt. said the vote was not right Mr..
Brown, editor of the Republican had
the vote as follows: Utt a., Kosten-
bauder 10, Troutman IL, Fox II.
Other counts also differed, while many
kept tally that corresponded with the
Secretaries. An effort was made to
have the vote called again, but many
of the delegates having left the room