, 1897-04-02
THR REPUBLICANS MEET
A SPLENDID TICKET PLACED IN
NOMINATION FOR CITY
OFFICERS.
Joseph Lohlein for Mayor-T. ]. Nash
Councilman From the Fist-Gus
Johnson Councilman From the Sec
und-John Bamforth Councilman
From The Third.

Promptly at 8 o'clock last evening the
republican city convention was called
to order by Mr.. G. N. SLgwart, who
named N. D. Mcdonald to act as chair
man. Mr.. Charles H. Harris vas chos-
en- secretary. The following committee
on credentials was appointed: C. D.
Oviatt, W. e. Chaplin and John Bam-
forth. The following gentlemen were
reported entitled to seats in the
ton:
First Ward-Corlett Downey, C. D.
Oviatt. George A. Hertzog. Herman
L%angheldt, r. j. Nash. Charles E. Gold
en-, H.. l.. Stevens, by Oscar Rogers,
proxy. s. A. Crawford, D. A. Jones, VIM.
Hicks and r. w. Evans.
Second ward-Andrew Miller, Chas.
H. Harris, R. C. Tregoning, VIM. Gray.
Gus Johnson, NJ. F. Knadler, Thomas H.
Trewartha. Gus. Sigwart, H. D. Beemer,
by A. Trabing. proxy, Aven Nelson, JOS
eph Lohlein. w. E. Chaplin and Chas.
Miller.
Third ward-N. D. Mcdonald, Herman
Clark, by John Bamtorth, proxy, John
Elmqulst, Julius Schwatke, Louis Sod
erstrum, Sam Lawson. John Bamforth.
After the report Of the committee on
credentials had been read and adopted
by the convention, nominations for the
Office of mayor were declared in order.
Mr.. Oviatt presented the name Of Hon.
George A. Hertzog and MI. Sigwart pre-
scented the name OF Hon. Joseph Lob
lein.
On motion Of Mr.. Sigwart two tellers
were appointed, Messrs. Oviatt and
johnson being named.
The ballot for mayor resulted: Hert-
zog, II; Lohlein, Is. and Mr.. Lohlein
was declared to be the choice OF the con-
vention.
On motion Of Mr.. Corlett Downey a re-
cess Of five minutes was then taken in
order that the several ward delegations
might have an opportunity to confer in
relation to the matter of nominations
for the council. At the conclusion OF
the recess the following nominees for
councilmen were presented by the ward
delegations and ratified by the conven
ton: Firt ward. T. ]. Nash: Second
ward. Gus johnson; Third ward, John
Bamforth.
The following central committee was
named and given power to fill all vacan-
cies: Otto Gramm, Corlett Downey, G.
N. sigwart, R. C. Tregoning and L.
Soderstrom.
And the convention then adjourned.
i COMING.
The Craig and Hosmer Dramatic cum-
pany, headed by Albert Hosmer and
Miss Hattie Ross will commence a week.
ly engagement here Monday, April 9TH.
This company comes heralded rs one of
the best organizations travelling and has
been playing to crowded houses every
where. There are several good singers
and dancers among the company and
the specialties introduced are one of the
features Of the show. The company car
ry their own special scenery and effects
and should here as at other places play
to crowded houses. 'Down the Slope
will be the opening play. Popular prices
will rule.
Eyes tested free, 1T guaranteed. Prtc-
es for glasses reasonable.
20tf e. D. CARTER.
CERTIFICATE OF NOMINATIONS.
], G. 8. Greenbaum. city clerk, within
and for the City Of Laramie, County Of
Albany and State OF Wyoming, do hero
by certify that the following 10 q true
and correct list Of the names Of the per-
sons nominated for the various city o.
fees, rs certified to me by the chairman
and secretaries Of the different political
parties:
For mayor
Joseph Lohlein, republican
Andrew q. Miller, democrat.
For councilman, First ward
Thomas Hassett, democrat.
Thomas J.. Nash, republican.
For councilman. Second ward
Gus A. johnson. republican.
Paul H. May, democrat.
For councilman. Third ward
John Bamforth, republican.
Lawrence Fee, democrat.
Witness my hand and seal this End
day Of April, A. d. 1897.
[seal.] C. 8. GREENBAUM,
zoStS. City Clerk.
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