Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1894-09-20

)WN, NORTH DAkOIA n,
for twelve years past. He wonld never,
be said. ask for any political favor
and has not, for tho last twelve years.
been feeding at tbs public crib. Had the
present incumbent, he continued, just
served bis present term, this gentleman
would not appear against him.
VIM. Sherman Of Spintwood. pre-
sented Floyd r. Vincent OF this city, and
this was seconded by W. s. Britt Of the
Fourth ward.
The ballot resulted % follows: Eddy.
Sc, Tucker %, Vincent IA. Total 90
Eddy got it with applause.
STATES ATTORNEY.
r. A. Bill, known to E. p. Wells, who
presented bis name, for l6 years, and
who was the first attorney to locate in
jamestown for the practice of law, was
presented and seconded by W. E. Sad
dlemeyer of the First ward, r. B. Moses
OF the Third ward and William Britt Of
the Fourth ward.
William Sherman of Spiritwood nom
mated E. NJ. Sanford.
! Mr.. Bill carried the nomination by u
! votes over Sanford, who received 40
votes.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
The unanimous choice OF the coaven-
| zion for these offices were F. w. Barch
of Kensal, George Hambly, ST., of Spirit
wood, B. F. Bigelow of jamestown and
E. G. Wanner of Pingree. John McGin-
mis- said he thought one was sufficient for
| the city, and j. F. Roundtree of SPIRIT
wood said that they needed one IN bis
locality, as they had considerable trouble
there and thought they could use one.
LIST OF DELEGATES.
The delegates to the convention from
the various precincts are as follows:
First Ward--A. Steel, o. McHarg, &.
F. Bigelow, H. J. Porter, w. A. Saddle
meyer, y. J. Seller, F. A. Taylor, W. H.
Coggeshall and William Dunning.
Second Ward-C. ID. Porter, H. b.
Allen, Dave Wood, A. G. Tellner, George
Burgett, j. H. Canham, Thomas With
nell, J. c. Warnock, George Nolan, A.
NJ. Clough.
Third Wsrd-J. E. Herbert, c. l..
Mitchell, r. 3. Noses, Paul Paulson, Joe
Carter, B. N. Orlady, W. L. Hodge, S. E.
MattieOn.
Fourth Ward-George Sineler, J.J.
Latta, G. G. Smith, r. Harrington, j. B.
Durkee, d. G. Proctor, George L. Web
ster.
Albion-OV V White and ] Yeager.
Buchanan-O G Christopherson, N P
johnson, Ove johnson.
Woodbury. Nierling, George
Severn, 0 A Boynton.
Corinne-D A Langworthy, George
| Tucker.
Durham-John Syvertson, Charles
Lilly.
Eldridee-H Cornwall, T Tnom, G NJ
Foster and d ORilvie.
Kensai-George Mckenzie and + W
Bartz.
Edmunds-H Il Sunday and J L Leo
boldt.
Homer-M W Wright, Elmer Rieves,
Thomas Pettigrew, Fred Smith and
Charles Fisher (proxy)
Iowa-John Mllstead, Leon Townsend,
proxy, William Britt and John Kechets.
wellder (proxy), one half vote each.
Melvln-William Durby and Oriu
Carter.
Medina-A J Hill.
Mutz-Eugene Clark, Frank Eddy and
Joseph Slime.
Montpeller-Henry Manns and NJ J
Ville.s.
Mount Plessant-Will Sinclair and NJ
| w Sinclair.
Midway-,Tohn McGinnis.
Pingree-George NJ. Smith, B Wes-
come and William Gallop.
Spiritwood Lake-Charles Stuff,
William Stuff and Fritz Smutchler.
Spiritwood Station-W II Sherman, r
Gainsforth, E F. Whlpple and F
Roundtree.
Stropp-Frank Jandell.
St,rton-L J Brooks and F Thornton
Sharlow-NoDe.
William Buckwalter and
Bert Wild.
Ypsilanti-W II Doughty, w Doughty,
Jr., and Ed Colby.