Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-10

clared out Of order and the original motion
carried.
Name Baright First.
The convention then proceeded to nominal
lions under the call, and candidates for clerk
OF the district court were called for. w.
A. DeBord presented the name of Charles M.
Richards OF the Seventh ward. n. C. Pratt
named /. G. Baright. John Rosicky named
Vac Buresh as the representative of the b.
hemian republicans.
The vote resulted: Baright, 1171a;
Buresh, 401a; Richards, 10. Baright's nom
nation was made unanimous and he re-
sponded briefly amid cheers of his friends.
On motion Of e. J. Cornish, further nom
mating speeches were declared out of order
and tho convention proceeded to choose a
candidate for county judge. The first ballot
resulted: c. S. Elgutter, 65h; D.. M. Vim
sonhaler, ssh; B. f. Thomas, 40.
On the second ballot Vinsonhaler gained
slightly. He had 77h votes, when the Third
ward changed its ten votes from Elgutter
to Vinsonhaler and made the count: Vim
sonhaler. S71a; Elgutter, 81; Thomas, SO.
Vinsonhaler, who was called out to ex-
press his gratitude, pledged his best efforts
toward the election of every man on the
ticket and he promised. II elected, to ad-
minister the duties of his office for the
benefit Of the whole people.
Mr.. Elgutter vas then called for and
created a tnmult Of enthusiasm when he
gracefully congratulated the convention on
its candidate and declared he would receive
the loyal support Of himself and the First
ward.
Mr.. Thomas also spoke briefly in a similar
vein.
A ballot was ordered to decide whether
George Antilles of the Second ward. w. n.
| Mason Of tho al ohth nr TNranL n prvnnt NJ
the Ninth, should be the candidate for county
treasurer. The result was: Bryant, 119,
Antilles, 80; Mason. 10. The nomination Of
Bryant was made unanimous and he ex-
pressed his appreciation.
Burmester an Easy Winner
The call for nominations for sheriff
elected n tumult of yells for Burmester.
He was formally named by r. S. Berlin.
Bruce McCulloch of South Omaha named
Miles Mitchell. Burmester received 1854
votes to 32h for Mitchell. Burmester was
heartily cheered as he expressed his graft
tude for the loyal support he had received
from his friends.
For county superintendent e. ]. Bodwell
received l24 votes and ]. A. Cummings OF
Waterloo, At Bodwell was declared the
unanimo Is choice of the convention.
A country delegate moved that the Ihlra
| commissioner QlSlTlCI ID POI
ignate its own candidate for county com
missioner. This was voted down by 1884
TO 771S and the convention nominated James
Walsh OF West Omaha by the following
vote: Walsh, 11O1a; John Seifus. 20; Peter
Mangold, 1919; w. G. Whitmore, 20; W.
r. Nj. Turner, 5.
Chairman Wharton announced that the
resignation of State Senator Crow maze II
necessary to nominate a candidate Tor SEN
ator and Vac Buresh was chosen by a prac-
tically unanimous vote.
For police Judge B. f. Thomas was nomi-
mated by reclamation.
Justices and C~onstables.
The convention then proceeded TO nomi'
nate justices OF the peace, with the uh-
derstandins that the six who received the
highest vote on the first ballot should be
declared the nominees. The ballot gave
Eben X. Long, rs; Bryce Crawford, 70;
A.. f. Baldwin, n; George A.. frltcharu
CT; w. r. Learn, So; Wifllam Aislaat' o4'
w. w. Wilde. 45; George C. Cockrell, "A
w. A. Eastman, 20; Andrew Bevins. i
and Captain Woods, 10. Long, Alstadt
J Learn. Pritchard, Baldwin and Crawforo
were declared the nominees.
} The ballot for constables resulted IN the
selection OF A. II. Hensel, w. T. nowde
3 F.. w. McGinnis, W. A. Hardy O. NJ Fer
guson and N. V. Halter.
The candidates for assessor endorsed Dl
the convention were: First ward Fau'
! Somers. Second ward, Charles Anderson
Third ward, Henry Rhode; Fourth ward
( William q Anderson; Fifth ward, Edwarc
4 Cox; Sixth ward, George w. Mccoy; sew
. enth ward, John Kowalewsky; Elghtf
ward. Chris Boyer; Ninth ward sidnol
Trostler.
> 10 state Convention
r. In the furry of the closing minutes OF
4 an exciting convention some Of the country
/. precincts neglected to file their lists OF dele
gates to the state convention. SO fr as the
delegations are in the hands OF the secre-
tary they are: g,
First Ward-Charles S. Elgutter' Il. j
Cornish, DR.. ". II. Hanchett, A.. e. Waikup
John Rosicky, John Butler, r. X. Paxton
Second wards. c. Kendis. H.. j. Vavra
]. Black, W. w, Bingham A. o. Harte
A. Halter. c.. H. Kessler.
Third Ward-R, 5. Berlin, Iohn Boyle
Nate Brown. Charles futile, Charles Groves
John Henderson. j. A. Tucker.
Fourth Ward-Frank E. Moores, u, Rose
water, John NJ. Thurston, John c. wharton
t Or. r. S. Anglln, DR.. ], b, Ralph j. w
Parish .
Fifth Ward-C. NJ. Rylander, A. b. Hunt
p. NJ. Mullen, W. T. Graham, Joel Johnson
+. NJ. Youngs. Robert ]. Clancy
, Sixth Ward-Edwin A. French, w. 5
Askwfth. A II. Willis. N. c. Pratt. j. W
5 Morrow, DR., +. F. Teal, II. 7. Leayitt.