Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-09-28
THE TICKET.
Republican County Convention Meets
and Nominates officers, at the
Court House Yesterday.
A Complete Representation Present
From Every Precinct in the
County.
The Work Of Nominating Occupies
the Afternoon and q Part of
the Evening.
Delegates From the Second District
Choose Harvey Harris, as Candi-
date For Commissioner.
Personnel of the Winning Ticket To-
Be, With List of central Com
mitteemen.

For Treasurer
FRANK DoNNELLY.
For Sheriff
E. Z. TAYLOR.
WIS. MOoRHOUsE.
For County Judge
E. c. CHASE.
For Clerk of Court
W. Il. BRATToN.
For States Attorney
E. 3. ALLEN,
For Register of Deeds
W. A. FALCONER.
P.B WEBB.
For Representatives
THOMAS RICHARDS.
M. SPANGBERG. d..
For Justices of the Pence
JOHN W. ROGERS.
EDGAR TIBBILs.
OSCAR ECKLUND.
A. D. CORDNER.
For Constables-
JOHN ANsTROM.
g.. M. BARNES.
JAS. GALLOWAY.
CHAS. GASKILL.
For County Commissioner, Second District
HARVEY HARRIS.
For Assessor First District
CD. EDICK,
For Assessor Second District
B. F. SCOVIL.
For Assessor Third District
AMUND THOR.
The republican county convention was
called to order at 2:15 o'clock Tuesday
afternoon by Chairman Philbrick Of the
county central committe, who called up
on the secretary of the committee. for
a list of delegates.
Mr.. Harris, secretary, read the list of
delegates whose credentials had been
passed upon by the central committee,
as follows:
FIRST DISTRICT.
First Precinct-H. L.. Nicholson, j.
Harcourt, Bernard O'Reiley, E. s. Neal,
s. M. Pye, Charles Pierce.
Second-R. N. Stevens, Amos Robidou.
E. s. Allen, E. Il. Patterson.
Third-H. P. Bogue, e. E. Morris, J,
w. Lucas, Charles Spitzer,G. M. Barnes,
Jerry Barnes, VIM. Laist, Henry Ander-
son, James Marshall.
Fourth-Norman Falconer, N. F,
Boucher.
Fifth-P. Marcellus, VIM. Edwards.
Sixth-Geo. w. WEIGH.
Seventh-John Anderson, Thos. Rich.
ards.
Eighth-A. D. Cordne1.
Ninth-Harry Reamer.
'Tenth-W. s. Triplett.
Eleventh.. j. Burt, Geo. A. WEIGH
F. D. Smith.
Twelfth-D. Mcdonald, John Hender.
Thirteenth-D. r. Holbrook.
SECOND DISTRICT.
First Precinct-H. Harris, E. S. Pierce
w. s. Moorhouse, H. @. Watson, R. D.
Hoskins, W. o. DePuy, George Need
ham, H. L. Reade, M. H. Weeks.
Second-E. 81. Sperry.
Third. P. McGarvey.
Fourth-Victor Magnier.
Fifth-S. G. Smith, John Pennel.
Sixth-A. j. Chal6n.
Seventh-Wm. Gribble.
Elghth-Louis H. Lake.
Ninth-Joseph Allen.
Tenth-N. N. Gorsuch.
Eleventh-Frank Paris.
Twelfth-Wm. Wilton.
THIRD DISTRICT.
First Precinct-C.J j. johnson, Amund
Thor, Andrew Thor.
Second-G. w. johnson, w. FL. Mer
Gel.
Third-Andrew Olson, John A. Lind
Fred Erickson.
Fourth-John Myers, Peter Erstrom,
Fifth. r. Little.
Slxth-A. M. johnson.
In the Sixth precinct, Third district
no caucus was held, but the committee
recommended the seating of A. M. John
son. In the Fifth precinct, First dis.
trlct, there was a contest, and the com.
mittee recommended the seating Of u
Marcellus and VIM. Edwards. There
was but one proxy in the convention
that Of HI. G. Watson to w. O. DePuy
After the reading Of tho list Of dele
gates, s.. g. Smith moved the nomina'
ton Of N. r. Boucher as temporary
chairman. The motion was seconded,
and carried.
Mr.. Boucher addressed the conven'
ton, briefly, asked that fairness and jus
tice might prevade all deliberations, and
said he would attempt to be impartial If
all rulings.
S. g. Smith then moved an adjourn
ment to O'clock.
Nj. Stevens suggested the appoint