Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-05-14
RENOMINAIED
Judge Winchester Renominated At the
Sixth Judicial District Conven-
ton.
Harmonious Gathering of Republican
Delegates Indorse the Judge
@ - Again.
CONVENTION.

...E@ - blSlAL SoIS fI1S1 toAs. &t- "a
This morning the republican judi
cial convention for the Sixth judicial
district was held at the Office of A. T.
Patterson. The committee, which
had met prior to the hour Of the con-
svention, made the following report:
REPORT OF COMMITTEE.
We hereby report that the following
named delegates are entitled to seats
in this convention:
Billings county-Henry Gilbert.
Stark county,. A. Simpson, Chas.
E. Gregory, ]. F. Brodie, W. G. Whinn,
w. A. Mcclure. Whinn's proxy to
A. c. McGillivray, McClure's proxy to
l.. A. Simpson.
Morton county-W. v. Wade, J.. H.
McGillic, r. NJ. Tuftle, G. F. Miller, H.
G.. Voss, Don Stevenson, Jas. Melarvie,
o. S. Carlson, Henry Pfenning.
Mercer county-T. a. Schrieber, Paul
Leupp. Leupp's proxy to VIM. Die
ball.
Oliver county-Chas. Whitmer.
Burleigh county,. G. Patterson, F.
D. Smith. j. F. Philbrick, n. F. Bouch-
er, A. II. Patterson, r. N. Stevens. G.
B. Little. J. i. 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 G. Nygart
proxy to John Satterlund. ;
Kidder county-Jeff Woodmanse, F.
L. Stinchcomb. -
Emmons county-Wm. Muench, c.
Rowerdink, Alex Mcdonald, G. A. Her
olz. s@@ b
J.. F. PHILBRICK,
Chairman Pro. TEN.
r. NJ. 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 ap-
proved by the convention and the dele
gates above named were seated.
Dir. Voss placed in nomination
Judge Winchester as a. candidate fol
judge of the district. In a happy
speech he said that Judge Winchestel
by his impartial acts had already beer
placed in nomination by the people.
denomination was seconded by al
T. Patterson of Burleigh, C. E. Greg.
DRY of Stark, S. A. Falconer of Mclean
Chas. Whitmer of Oliver, T. A. Schrei.
bel. of Mercer, F. L. Stinchcomb of Kid.
der.
The gentlemen who seconded thu
nomination all spoke highly of tn,
nominee, and Of the unanimity tina;
prevailed all owe their respectiy,
counties in his favor.
The nomination was then mad,
unanimous.
Mr.. Mcdonald of Emmons thel
stated that he desired to nominate C
81. Stanley for the place. The matte
was re-opened, and the roll called.
resulted in 81 votes beingsreeorded 70
Winchester and four for Stanley, a
the delegates being for Winchester es
cept those from Emmons. The nom
ination was then made unanimous.
: A committee consisting OF Jen Wood
manse and l.. A. Simpson invited til
judge into the room and announced t
him his nomination.
Judge Winchester in responding sal
: this was one of the proudest moment
of his life. This was the fourth tin
that this honor had been placed upo
him. AS many of those present wel
aware, he had in the line of his dnt
decided a case every day against SON
person. This would necessarily eau:
some hard feelings at the time. a
: men are liable to err, and the judicial
are not exempt In view of the.
facts, g nomination to such an off
] for the fourth time is an honor whit
Z few men are called on to enjoy.
: A motion was adopted authorizil
: the caair to appoint and publish tt
names of nine persons to act as a j
+ + dicial central committee for the Six
judicial district for the ensuing TO
= years. and that the committee be eli
: powered to fi1 any Vacncies that m;
from any cause occur therein.
= The convention then adjourned.