The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1900-06-28

Moody 81. Second ballot: Bon
ger 3l12. Giles 80, Moody 20.
Moved and seconded thai
George E. Moody be unani
mously nominated as sheriff OF
Richland county, N. d. Carried
Peter Johnson unanimously
nominated for register of deeds
A. ]. Formaneck and A. N
Blexrud nominated for treasur-
er. On first ballot Formaneck
received 1O1 votes; Blexrud 3S;
Formaneck declared elected.
Orrin Albrecht, c. G. Babe
and 4. L. Roberts nominated
for auditor. Chas. G. Babe
withdraws his name. On first
ballot Albrecht received 70
votes; Bade, 2; Roberts, g.. Mr.
Albrecht declared elected.
Gustav Schuler, S. III. Snyder
nominated for states attorney.
On first ballot vote stood as
follows: SchGler, So; Snyder, 10.
Schuler declared elected.
John II. johnson was declared
elected clerk of court by accla-
nation.
Freeman Orcutt was unani-
mously declared elected count Y
judge.
Jeanette Hill Knox uuani-
mously declared elected county
superintendent of schools.
DIR. ID. c. Steele unanimously
chosen coroner by reclamation.
E. Hunger, II. E. Crandall
and N. Arntson unanimously
elected as candidates for house
of representatives, pledged to
use their utmost endeavors to
bring before the voters the
question of resubmission.
John Broderick. p. Ellingson,
Chas. Herman and Mic Schul-
theis were unanimously chosen
for constables.
lver Casperson, A. Gollnick,
]. NJ. Hynes and Thos. Eagen
were unanimously chosen JUS
tices of the peace.
John Holthusen nominated
for commissioner OF the Third
district.
Alfred Coppin nominated
commissioner of the Second
district.
/ &. a. Clven nominated COM
missioner of the First district.
Moved and seconded that the
Central Committee be empow-
cred to fill any vacancies that
may come before it.
Vote of thanks to chairman
and secretary of the central
committee. Carried.
THE JUDICIAL NATTER.
I To the Democratic Convention of
Richland county:
/ Your committee on order of bust
ness beg leave to report as follows:
! l. That owing to the fact that
the Democratic Judicial District
Convention has not been called and
this convention does not know how
many delegates to elect, we recon-
mend the adoption of the following
resolutions:
Whereas, according to the official
call for this convention it was an
nounced, among other things, that
certain delegates would be elected
to represent Richland county at a
judicial convention to be hereaftef
held in the Fourth judicial district
to place in nomination Judge of
said Fourth judicial district, in and
whereas, said Judicial Convention
having not yet been called and by
reason thereof it cannot now be de-
! termined what representation Rich
! land county is entitled to in said
convention; Therefore, your COM
| mittee recommend that the chair
! man of this convention appoint a
committee of seven persons whose
! duty it shall be to select certain
| persons, in accordance with the
official call for said convention
when the same shall have been is
sued. to represent Richland county
I in said Judicial Convention. such
committee being hereby empower
ed to act fully as this convention
itself might act in the premises, /,
majority Of said committee to con
stitute a quorum thereof and the
acts Of such ma jority to be the acts
Of such committee.
| CnAs. 6. BADE, ]. a. RIcHrey,
Secretary. Chairman.
Moved that the Judiciary
Committee be apprised that il
is the sense Of this convention
that delegates be selected tc
The judicial convention who
will support q democrat fo,
Judge. Seconded.
Motion to lay the last motion
on the table seconded and car.
/ ried.
The chair appoints on the
| judicial committee the follow
ing: n. N. Early, Aug. Hoe(s
w. |. Irvine. F. O. Hunger, NJ
\. Wipperman, G.. VanArnam
| &. ID. Rittcnllouse.
Motion to adjourn, Carried