Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1894-04-06
REPUBLICANS CONVENE
And Nominate a Full Ticket
as Follows:

6ldlOCks
For County Judge--W. j. Mariner,
Of Bialock.
For County clerk--J. p. Lucas, Of
Condor.
For sherIff--J. D. Livingston, Of
Mayilie.
For Tseasurer--S. 3. Barker. Of
Condor.
For oommlssloner--E. M. CIymer,
Of Fossil.
For Assessor--M. o. Clarke, Of
Lone Rock.
For SCHOOL Supt--W. W. Kennedy.
Of Fossil.
For Surveyor--J. n. Hill, Of Con-
don.
FOR coroner--w. A. Goodwin. of
Condor.
The republicans OF Gillian county
held their convention last Saturday at
Condor In all, 46 delegates were en-
titled to seats in the convention, all be-
ing present except three or fonrs who
were represented by proxy.
The convention was called 10 order at
10 80, a. M, and organized BY electing
A. A, Jayne temporary chairman and
&. B. Dukek secretary. Committees on
credentials and order OF business were
appointed and the convention adjourned
until one O'Clock, when committees re-
ported and permanent organization was
had by electing w. w. Steiwer chairman
and Geo, u. Dukek secretary, assisted
l.. G. Trask.
Com. on credentialsI B T Smell, w
A Goodwin, X X Hankins, J q Steven
son, Il A Hale.
Com. on order Of business: Geo Ia
tom, s G Hawson, + b Stevens, II
Putnam, d G Downer.
Com. on permanent organization :
w W steiwer, E L Smith, L G Trask,
w j Mariner, Alex Hardie.
The report OF Com. on credentials adj
judged the following persons entitled to
seats in the convention:
Arlington--A A Jayne, s G Hawson,
E 0 Tobey, DaI Reed, r r Hankins, J
w Mcguire.
Blalock--W J Mariner, David.
Rock Creek--T q Woodland, T
Smell, J A Crum, Fred Douglas, II D
Randall.
Condon--A Henshaw, Geo Tatom, E
+ Smith. w A Goodwin, J II Hill.
Lone Rock--JDo NJ Brown, NJ . Clarke,
| g w Rychard.
Matney--F NJ Pliter, ] Downer.
Ferry CanyonR Froman, Geo Han
sen.
Trail Fork--Alex Hardie, Stevens,
Herbert Halstead.
Mayville--G B Dukek, l. G Trask, II
r Ramsey, J g Stevenson, J w Dyer.
| Fossil--W w steiwer, w s Thompson,
B Mires, IL Putnam, B Kelsay. L NJ
I Clymer.
| Crown Rock--F A Knox, F A Hale.
Idea--tieo S Blake, d G Downer,
| No primaries being held in Rowe c..
precinct, the convention authorized J
w Gilman to represent the two votes it
/ was entitled TO.
Chairman Steiwer appointed as tellers,
Benton Mires and Geo Tatom.
The com. on business recommend
ed that all nominations be made by in
formal ballot, as suggested by W A Good
/ win.
/ Before proceeding to ballot for repre-
sentative, S q Hawson, in fitting
speech, withdrew from the race, and ]
L David was declared the nominee for
representative by acclamation
The next order Of business was the
nomination Of W Mariner for county
Judge, this being rendered him by accla-
nation, amid thunders of applause.
Several names were mentioned fol
commissioner, among them being L N
| Clymer, W Thompson and John NJ
Brown. The latter two gentlemen with.
drew from the race, and it was given to
Mr.. Clymer by acclamation.
Jay Lucas was declared the nominee
for county clerk by acclamation.
The next order of business was the
nomination for sheriff ] d Livingston
receiving this also by acclamation.
SB Barker was the unanimous choice
OF the convention for county treasurer
receiving it by acclamation.
The warmest contest Of the convention
was for assessor, the first informal balo
showing the following persons as cen
testunts: MO Clarke, Dave Mason,
l. Duthie, VIM Smell, ] G Stevenson
The lst ballot resulted in Clarke receiv
ing 20 votes, Mason 10, Duthie z, Smell
! Stevenson 5. I'd ballot Clarke q
Mason 10, Smell Q. Stew enson l. MIR
Clarke receiving majority OF all vote
cast, was declared the nominee for as
SCISSOR.
The first informal ballot for schoo
Supt resulted as follows: w w Kenne
!. dy %, ] II Hill 10, L w Daggett 8, Mis-
Lena Smell 8. I'd ballot Kennedy 27
Daggett Z, Hill 6, Smell 4. Mr.. Kennel,
receiving majority of oil votes cast wa
declared the nominee.
81 Ii Hill was the unanimous choice q
, the convention for cDuntv 1urvavnr pa