The Dickinson press., 1898-10-01
a STRONG TICKET.
AscGillIvRAY DFfEAID IN ELECTION or
LEGISLATIVE DElE6AJES WHICH DOES
NOT MEAN TURNER FOR TINE HOUSE.
The Aatis Captured 0rgaaizatloa, c. c.
Young Proxy Thrown out, end Here
Began the Senator's Troubles.
J. S. White and Guy DeFrance Won Oat e.
sy, Porter and. Campbell Had . Close
Shave, No Opposition to Geo. ".
Lee, jas. 6. Saunders and
LA. Simpson.
DETAILED REPORT.

L. A. simpson.
ADt1ALED REPORT.
The Stark county republican conven-
ton was held in the court house in Dick
son Tuesday afternoon, Sept. II. The
time was advertised for o'clock, but it
was 1:45 when r. H. Johnson, chairman
of the county central committee, raped
for order. The room was already filled
with delegates and spectators, every
available seat being occupied. NJ. L.
Ayers read the call, whereupon Mr.. John.
son announced that a motion would be
in order for temporary chairman.
On motion of A. T. Crowl, R. H. Johns
son was nominated for temporary chair
man; Geo. w. Lee was nominated for
secretary. Both motions carried.
A.. c. McGillivray moved that a COM
mittee of 7 be appointed to pass upon
credentials; question as amended and
carried provided for the the appointment
of 5 members.
Geo. Senour moved that a committee
of 5 be appointed On order of business.
Carried.
Crowl moved that a committee of s be
appointed on permanent organization.
| Carried.
The chair announced the following
committees:
Credentials-D. w. Mckenzie, T. S.
| Way, ]. F. Davis, Peter Indergaard, E.
T. S%tandifird.
Permanent organization-Geo. Senour,
H. w. Smith, ]. G. Saunders. A. Jopp, ].
F. Brodie.
Order business-A. T. Crowl, ]. c.
Schmallenberger, L. Christensen, F.
REILLY. F. A. Little.
The credential committee made the
following report of delegates, announc-
ing that c. c. Young's proxy was con-
tested by C.. H. Wiley:
DELEGATES.
Dickinson Precinct No. 1, A. c. McGillivray,
&c. Thompson, John F. Davis, C. C. Young,
(proxy to McGillivray), D. w. Mckenzie, An
drew Lehman, (proxy to ALI White), F. Kostel-
ecky, (proxy to P. C. H%agerman.)
Dickinson Precinct No. II, Jas. G. Saunders,
A. !. Crowl, Chas. Brislin, (proxy to Saulders),
Frank Heiser, R. H. johnson, Geo. Senour, CAST
2 one-half vote each.)
Gladstone Precinct, A. Jopp, Ell Standard,
Pete Roth.
Taylor Precinct, H. H. Henderson, proxy to
W.. A. McClure), j. Christen, W. s. Fenno.
Richardton Precinct, Fred Koesel, Geo. Het.
tenbaugh. Adam F. Mischief.
Antelope Precinct, Paul Messer and u.
Schmidt.
S%pringvale Precinct, Valentine Brown, Pete
Gartner, (proxy to F. S. Mischel) Carl Hamann.
South Heart Precinct, VIII vredenburg.
Lehigh Precinct, j. F. Brodie and F. Reilly.
Bel6eld Precinct, L. Christensen and Peter
Indergaard.
Blachley Precinct, F. A. Little and o. p. Ii
ner.
New England Precinct, II. W. Smith and E.
3. Partridge.
Hettinger Precinct, John D. Dobson and Ed.
ward c. Berry.
Plum Creek Precinct, Michael Sherwick, T. 8.
Way, Fred Bolte, Qast two Y vote each.)
Farmer Valley Precinct, j. C. Schmallen.
berger, VIM. Kruger, Herman Eggert, Qasttwo
Y vote each).
Senour moved to accept credential
committee report without recognizing
Young proxy. McGillivray moved to
amend motion by recognizing Young
proxy. A rising vote was taken on
amendment which resulted as follows:
For Young IA votes.
Against Young ~ votes.
On motion of Nc Gillivray the conven.
ton voted to accept the Gartner proxy to
Mischief. The face of the returns had
shown a slight irregularity.
The committee on permanent organi.
zation made the following report:
We, your committee on permanent organize.
ton, recommend that the temporary organize,
ton be made permanent and recommend that
NJ. L.. Ayers be elected as an additional secreta,
~, viz: R. II. johnson, chairman, Geo. W. Lex
and NJ. L. Ayers, secretaries.
McGillivray moved that ]. c. Thomp.
son be made permanent chairman of the
convention. The vote resulted in &c
votes for and Fl against. A vote to &C.
cept the report of committee resulted in
20 votes for and I against.
The committee on order of business
reported and the same wal accepted
without opposition. The order was a.
appears below.
NOMINATIONS.
The chair announced that nomination,
were in order for county treasurer. Nc
Clure nominated ]. S. White, Saunder.
nominated P. c. Hagerman, White nomi
mated Ed. r. Bonney, Davis nominated
E. L. Scofield, Senour nominated c. H
Wiley. Following is the ballot:
White 2oH votes,
Hagerman 6,
Bonney 81,
Scofeld l,
Wiley 4. Total 40. White having
majority was declared the nominee O
the convention.
Sherif-Brodie nominated John X
Porter and White nominated Charlie.
Kono. Following is the first ballot:
Porter 1914 votes,
Kono Fl. Total 4oH. As the con
v%ention had only 40 votes this ballot wa
irregular, and a new ballot was ordered
which resulted, b
Porter 22H votes,
Kono TX, Total 40. Porte
having received a majority was declare.
the nominee of the convention.
Auditor-Senour nominated Jno. Riess
beck and Brodie nominated Guy ]. De
France. Following is the ballot:
Riessbeck I4H votes,
DeFrance 25H, Total4o. DeFranc
having received a majority was declare'