Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-09-18

Precinct No. 10-J r Whitmire, Sterl-
ing Burwell by ] F Whitmire proxy.
Precinct No. 11-Joseph Boone, c W
Klausman by john Burnside proxy,
Frank Peters, Bud Williams, JET Koith,
J P McGrorty, W B Walton, J W Hol-
liugsworth by John Burnside PROXY,
Frank McGlinchey, Charles Allen, James
Tracy, John Burnside, L / Marshall,
John PHILIPPE, J w Foster by John Burn
side proxy.
Precinct No 12-H P Hughes.
Precinct No 13-Cornelius McCarty,
Horace II Feltis.
Precinct No 14-Charles Poe, Charles
Poe proxy for VIM Davis, b Mitchell,
Barney r McDoughle, Q w Gassoway.
Precinct No 15-J d Doran.
Precinct No 16-Walter Davis, Ed
ward E Toney, George Horubrook,
james A Dolan.
Precinct No III + Heatley.
Precinct No 1S-James OToney, Duke
Fitzsimmons, Harry G Noel.
Precinct NO 19-H A Martin, V E
Burtcher.
Precinct No 2O-J P Ownby, FL Cog
gin.
Precinct No 21-Tom Hall, W D
Tucker, J A Graves.
Precinct No DIV f Knox, W Nj
Irvine.
Precinct No 23-Francisco Jirmenez,
Jonn Perry.
Precinct No 24-J L Rutland.
Precinct No 25-Peter Mungall, Il NJ
Harper, Chas Metcali.
Tw HotsoN,
Chairman.
LA SHELLY, Secretary.
Mr.. Potter was given a scat in the con.
y~ention np the proxy held by hr Malta
from Georgetown, precinct No. G.
The regular busin ess Of nominating
and electing candidates was then com
menced. For sheriff, two popular gen
tlemen, either Of whom would
make a good officer, Messrs. NJ P Moore
and Baylor Shannon, were brought for
ward by their friends. Mr. Moore receiv-
ed 80 votes to MIR. Shannon's 81, where
upon, amid much applause Bir Shannon
was declared the nominee Of the demo
cratic party for the Office Of sheriff OF
Grant County.
The names Of Messrs d A Martin, j +
Kious and Obed Foote were then pre-
scented as candidates for the collector
ship. On the first ballot the vote stood
80, 40 and Is respectively. Mr.. Foote
then withdrew. On tho second ballot
Mr. Kious got 90 to Mr. Martins AZ and
was ~thereupon declared the nominee OF
the convention.
Amid a storm Of applause Ed NJ
Young's name was announced as that oil
the sole democratic candidate for the Of
fee Of probate clerk. lie wns nominated
by reclamation, and despite bis modest,
IVES %forcibly escorted to the platform
whore he spoke a few words Of thanks I,
his party.
For assessor Dave Tullock wss nom
mated by IS votes to S A Alexanderi
"a and Mr. Daily's2 2.
For probate judge r Newsham 0
Pinos Altos received 60 votes to Sam
Gillett's "a and was declared tb,
nominee
@ w NJ Carvil was nominated by &C
clamation for tho treaaurership Of The
County.
BIT Link received the same honor fo
the important Office Of superintendent o
public schools
Geo r Brown was likewise given CHI
nomination for County surveyor
Isaac Givens was nominated 70
coroner
On the vote for County commissioner
F. Davidson received the nomination
for the Let district BY % votes to 10 vote
cast for j Crockett Givens and 10 70
Green Landrum s s Brannin for Ia
2nd diatrict by 46 votes to j L Vaughn
% and Thos J Clark's 10 And A
Clark for 3rd district by 81 TO 10 eaol
for J p Ownby and JAS II Tracy
A large number Of nominations wor,
made for representative but finally al
withdrew in favor OF that able speako.
and popular Deming gentleman, JOSEPH
Boone, esq, who wss unanimously mad'
the choice Of the convention
The following delegates were olecto,
TO the Territorial convention 90 La.
Cruces W Fleming, A Hlrshberger
lot district; J j. Vaughn, 8 S Brannin
2nd district; John Burnside. Cbas Poe
3rd district; Julius Wellgehausen, w I
Walton, at large.
Following IS the executive committee
j w Fleming, chairmani w Brahm, A .
Clark, J G Giyens, A Airshbergor Cha1
G Bell.
The following precinct chaumon wor.
elected.
No l. TW Holaon.
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