Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-05-18
RENOMINATED
Judge Winchester Renominated At the
Sixth Judicial District Conven-
ton.
Harmonious Gathering of Republican
Delegates Indorse the Judge
Again.
JUDICIAL

Patterson. The committee, which
had met prior to the hour of the con-
vention, made the following report:
REPORT OF COMMITTEE.
We hereby report that the following
named delegates are entitled to seats
III this conventions:
Billings county-Henry Gilbert.
Stark county,. A. Simpson, Chas.
E. Gregory, j. F. Brodie. w. G. Whinn,
w. A. Mcclure. Whinn's proxy to
A. G. McGillivray, McClure's proxy to
L. A. Simpson.
Morton county-W. v. Wade, ]. H.
McGillic, R. M. futile, c. F. Miller, H.
G. Voss, Don Stevenson, Jas. Melarvie,
o. s. Carlson, Henry Pfenning.
Mercer COUNTY,. A. Schrieber, Paul
Leupp. Leupp's proxy to VIM. Die
ball.
Oliver county-Chas. Whitmer.
Burleigh c0unty-E. G. Patterson. F.
D. Smith, J. F. Philbrick, N. F. Bouch-
er, A. T. Patterson, r. N. Stevens. G.
B. Little, j. F. Fort. F. D. Smiths
proxy to E.. A. Williams, E. G. Patter-
sons proxy to H. P. Bogue.
Mclean county-S. A. Falconer.
Frank Packineau, Harry c. Nygart
proxy to John Satterlund.
kidder county-Jef Woodmanse. F.
L. Stinchcomb.
Emmons county-Wm. Muench, G.
R%owerdink, Alex Mcdonald, G. A. Her
OLE.
J. F. PHILBRICK,
Chairman Pro. tenn.
R. M. FUTILE, Secretary.
Mr.. Henry Gilbert of Billings county
was chosen as chairman of the conven-
ton, and R. M. futile secretary.
The report of the committee was ID
proved by the convention and the dele
gates above named were seated,
Mr.. Voss placed in nomination
Judge Winchester as a candidate for
judge of the district. In a happv
speech he said that Judge Winchester
by his impartial acts had already been
placed in nomination by the people.
The nomination was seconded bv A.
T. Patterson of Burleigh, C, E.. Greg
ory of Stark, S. A. Falconer of Mclean.
Chas. Whitmer of Oliver, T. A. Schrei-
Der of Mercer, F. l.. Stinchcomb of Kid
der.
The gentlemen who seconded the
nomination all spoke highly of the
nominee, and of the unanimity that
prevailed all over their respective
counties in his favor.
The nomination was then made
unanimous.
Mr.. Mcdonald of Emmons then
stated that he desired to nominate G..
H. Stanley for the place. The matter
was re-opened, and the roll called. It
resulted in 81 votes being recorded for
Winchester and four for Stanley, all
the delegates being for Winchester ex-
cept those from Emmons. The nom
1nation was then made unanimous.
A committee consisting of jeff Wood
manse and L. A. Simpson invited the
Judge into the room and announced to
him his nomination.
Judge Winchester in responding said
this was one of the proudest moments
OF his life. This was the fourth time
that this honor had been placed upon
him.. AS many of those present were
aware, he had in the line of his duty.
decided a case every day against some
person. This. would necessarily Cause
some hard feelings at the time, An
men are liable to err, and the judiciary
are not exempt. In view of these
facts, a nomination to such an Office
TOR the fourth time is an honor which
few men are called on to enjoy.
A motion vas adopted authorizine
the CHAIR to appoint and publish the
names of nine persons to act as a in
dicial central committee for the Sixth
Judicial district for the ensuing four
years, and that the committee be en-
powered to fill any vacncies that NAV
from any cause occur therein.
The convention then adjourned.