The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-03-28
THE AzeN's TICKET"
Proceedings Of the Meeting at tae City Hall last
Saturday Nishf-A Full Ticket Nominated
and Present Policy Endorsed.

Saturday Nisht-A Full Ticket Nominated
and Present Policy Endorsed.
Pursuant to a call for meeting sign
ed by NJ. Citizens, number of til,
qualified electors of this city met in thu
city hall Saturday evening, March 81
1886, when the following proceeding,
were had:
On motion of 7. II. Galloway A. K
Steunenberg was elected president OIL
the meeting and Geo P. Wheeler secre
tary.
! The chair stated that the object oil
the meeting was the nomination of a
full municipal ticket to be voted for at
the city election on April 18th, and the
endorsement of the municipal owner
ship of water and electric lights on the
same general lines as those followed
out by the outgoing administration.
Nominations for Mayor were declared
in order.
q. w. Cooper nominated w. s. Bailey;
ID. E. Smithson nominated r. IL. Davis:
y Il. Galloway nominated L. C. Egles-
ton. Both Mr.. Davis and Mr.. Bailey
Withdrew their names and, on motion
OF the former, the nominations were
declared closed. On motion of B. T.
Templeton, Egleston was declared I'M
animously nominated.
d. d. Campbell presented the name
Of q. ]. Shorb for city clerk and on mo-
tion of r. Fl. Davis the nomination
was made unanimous.
The names of w. S. Bailey and C. W.
Cooper were presented for city treas
urer. Mr.. Cooper withdrew his name
and the nomination of Mr.. Bailey was
made unanimous.
For police magistrate the following
names were presented: Judge #. H.
Galloway, A. E. Gipson, L. L. Brum.
baugh, L. S. Ollie, F. M. Lucus, A. E.
Galloway, Z. w. Cooper, II. N. NIaxey
and E. r. Mallory. All but Messrs.
Brumbaugh, Maxey and Mallory with
drew their names. Three ballots were
necessary, resulting in the nomination
of Mr.. Brumbaugh by a vote of 20 to 26
oyer Mallory.
Edward Hedden was unanimously
nominated for city engineer.
The city ticket being now completed
with the exception of councilmen, Mr..
t. H. Galloway moved that the voters
of the First Ward meet forthwith at
Coopers lumber yard; the Third Ward
at Smithson's drug store, and the Sec
cond Ward at the city hall; nominate
counctlmen and report such nominal
tions to this meeting. Motion prevailed
and recess declared.
Upon e-conYening, the First Ward,
by I. II. Galloway, chairman and John
c. Rice, secretary, reported the nomina-
ton of John c. Rice for the council,
Second Ward by John T. Morrison,
chairman and p. A. Devers, secretary,
reported the nomination of Harry II.
Jones for the council. Third Ward, by
F. L. Keller, president and D. E. Smith.
son secretary, reported the nomination
of F. L. Keller and w. w. Wood for the
council, the latter to fill the unexpired
term caused by the resignation of
Councilman Froman.
After endorsement of these nominees,
the following resolution was unanim-
ously adopted:
ResoIUsd-That this meeting hereby
endorses the policy of the outgoing city
administration in regard to municipal
ownership and control of water and
electric lights, and the present candi-
dates are expected to follow out the
same general policy.
Adjourned.
A. X. STEUNENBERG,
GEO. Z. WHEELER, President.
Secretary.