Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1902-09-19
mer proxies to w. II. Bakery, W. IT.
Baker, w. Taylor. T. NJ. Gray. D. G.

Baker. w. Taylor. T. NJ. Gray. d. G.
Sites.
Winona-Tom McCrory (proxy t.
John McCrory), John McCrory, .Ber
Haggard, Chas. Carlson, J. A. Stiles
Jacob Klaudt.
Burge-O. e. Burge (proxy to Geo
w. Burge). Geo. w. Burge, VIM. Mac
nider, Henry Wittmayer.
Selz-JacOb Rutschke (proxy to John
Weber(, John Weber, @. Hirning.
i ODESSA. Permann, j. Ferderer.
Gayton-Jacob Kiemele (proxy tc
w. @. East), L. Kicker (proxy to L.
Weber,, P: Shier, D. W. Casey, w. q,
East, Leo Weber.
Winchester Jacob Liedle, S. D.
Cummins, Gottlieb Schatz, Gottlieh
| Bechtle, j. B. Wittmaycr.
GlanavOn-G. BackhauS (proxy to S,
Silk, S. Silk, W. Caldwell, Jesse
Payne.
Logan-Wm. Beard, j. N. Roop, /.
Scroggins (proxies to VIM. Baxter,
VIM. Baxter.
Cherry Grove-D. Campbell, w. p.
Thurston, John Melander (proxies to
W. NJ. Matthewsl 1. E. Shepard. w.
MI Matthews, a. T.. Cell, Soren VOL
Uniop@G. w. Renskers. VIM. Clev.
eringa, Fred Cleveringa, A. p. Sey-
mour, H. Gravink, o. {: Bales,
Williamsport e. G. Campbell, P.
klapprich proxies to j. L. R0op), Jos.
Smith. j. l. Roop.
Higbee (LintOn)--J. A.. Corbin, G..
A. Patterson, +. B. Irvine, II. Back
haus, WIN. Carmichael.
DenhemAJohn Baker (proxy to N.
Graham( Z. S. Chapman, S. +.
| Wright, N. Graham.
/ Strasburg-G. Naasz (proxy to Sau-
ter), M. Flick, Jacob Sauter, l.. Kicker.
This precinct was entitled to two del
egates; but, as there was Il tic at the
caucus, all Of the contestants were
seated, with half vote each.
( Bakker--John Rocks, John Com
paan, A. Int Veldt, P. Green (proxies
to c. Rowerdink), G. Rowerdink,, A..
VerhOef.
No credentials from Exeter and Da-
KEN.
1t being claimed that Jacob Klein.
ele, of Gayton precinct, was not IA full
citizen, the central committee would
not allow his proxy, which had been
given to L. Weber, nut authorized w.
| G. East to cast the vote. +.
I The report Of the central committee
was adopted.
On motion Wm. Baxter was unani-
mOusly chosen temporary chairman
and J. l. ROOp temporary secretary.
On motion the following committees
kwere appointed. by the chair:
On Permanent Organization-W. G..
East, John McCIOry, q. Rowerdink.
On Order Of Business-S. Silk. A.
II Nni 3<rl,
/ On Resolutions A. Patterson,
I'D. w. Casey. M. Flick. 5t
On motion j. A. Stiles and 1. e..
Shepard were appointed tellers by the
chair.
On molten recess Of fifteen min
uteS was taken while the committees
were preparing their repoEts.
During recess and atinServals there
after the Linton Curnet Band kindly
furnished music to soOthel the over
Fstrained nerves Of the delcgates, and
! the public spirit of the bandahuys was
heartily appreciated by those ii at
tendance,
After recess the varions committees
reported as follows:
Order OF Business-That the nOmi.
bnatdOns be made in the order given
siR the published convention call, And
athat commissioner Districts Nos. l,
and nominate their commissioners
and assessors at large, and that dis
trict No. nominate theirs separate
and not together witlA the ether dis
trictS, and that each Candidate, be, Il
resident Of the district he represents. -
| Permanent Drganization--Tha the
temporary organization be made per-
\ tlnanent.
i t:Qn MISUNDERSTANDING the ma
tfOnal and state administrations.
Geo. Schmidt, of Dakem precinct,
having presented his credentials,
was, on motion, seated as a delegate,
with the proxy OF Edward BraddOck.
The convention then proceeded to
choose candidates.
| u. A. HerolZ for auditor, p. Shier
for sheriff and d. Il. Streeter for
clerk Of the district court were nOmi-
mated by acclamation.
The vote for county Judge: resulted
as follows:
G. Rowerdink. .............. A
| w. L. Bales. ..............-...... 81
On motion of Mr.. Bales the nominal
! tion Of Mr.. Rowerdink was made
unanimous.
J. G. Pitts was nominated for treas
urer by acclamati0n.
For register Of deeds z. B. Witt
mayer and +. y, Irvine were nomi-
mated, with the following result:
Wittmayer. 81
MIR. Irvine moved that the nomina-
tion Of MIR. Wittmayer be made: unan-
imous. Carried.
The following candidates were then
nominated by acclamation:
States Attorney-GeO. w. Lynn.
Superintendent Of Schools Charles
Coventry, Mr.. Coventry, in a few ap-
proprlate words, thanked the con xen-
tiOn.
Suryeyor-W. O, Irwin.
CorOner-W. NJ. Matthews.
Commissioners district, Jas.
Frederick; Second. district, WIN. Bax-
ter; Fourth district, VIM. Cleveringa;
Fifth district, VIM. COlville. q,
Justices of the Peace-A. M. Well
er, S. ID. Cummins, T.. +. Lee, J.. w.
Wesc0tt.
Constables--L. Kicker, G.. F. Wa
gher,< Il E. Shepard, A. Perllapn.
For assessOr in the First district
the vote was as follows:
D. w. Casey .................... 32}
is. +. Wright .................... 294
Soren WOllenhaupt in, the Second
Iidistrict, q; Hirning in the Third dis
trict and VIM. Muench In the Fifth
district were made assessor nominees
by reclamation. q.