Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-09
Departures.
Regular storey County Union Con.
veutiou.


The delegates assembled yesterday al
,ernoon at the room Of the Third Ware
Union Club. in Virginia. for the purpos
OF finishing the nomination Of a complet
county ticket for officers. All the dele
! gates elected were present, with the ex
: ception Of the twenty delegates from Golt
Hill and two from the Third Ward, Vir
g;uia. There were thirty delegates ant
four proxies present. Absent, two. Th'
former rule respecting proxies was uran'
imously resclndeG.
The Convention proceeded to make TIT
balance OF the cnun,y nominations:
For County Recorder - Chauncey
Stewart, Chss. H. Fish, L. P. Frank and
George Taliuahge were put in nomina'
ton. On the ir,t ballot Fish was nomi'
mated by a vote + 25, to 5 for Frank ane
| for Tallmscge.
Fer { uaty S2rvpyor-I. E. James wa,
na~cd. and nominated br acclsmation.
For County Supesirtend Mt of Common
Schools. Join 4. C,.lips was named, ant
roTiraTsd by reclamation; a communi'
cation having previously been read from
W. W. Waterman, declining TO be a can
3;3ate, IN favor Of Mr.. Collins.
S,r Puhlie Administrator, Samuel Sy'
M9nas aal &. Gartrell. Mr.. Gartrell we:
nominated by a vote Il ls to Is for Sy'
mopaS.
For three County Commissioners, Rich'
ard Kirman, G. 2. Morrill,. D. NJ. Gcigei
arl +. c. harrington. OF Virginia, gokr
i ,rdeu ard E. A. Gamble. OF Gold He'll
aud D. w. Bslch. of Flowery, wer,
named.
On the FIRST ballot, Gamble received 80
Balch IS; Morrill, 81; Riorden IL; Geigei
10; Kirman 4. Messrs. Gamble, Balct
ard Morrill, were declared the nominees
The $50 received from, the candidates
was crde-eu handed over to the Sergeant.
alarms, P. Donnelly, to pay the expenses
Of the Convention and for his persona
services.
Mr.. Dexter, from the Third and Fourtt
Ward delegations, reported that they hsc
selected d. o. Addison for justice OF tn;
Peace, and Augustus Ash for Constable
These n~omina'icGS were unanimously rat
ihei.
II. Bu.cncr, of Fiow.ry, offered to,
70 ;owrHs resolution:
WHEREAS, in consideration Of the Tn.
happy dLEer-nces existing in the Union
party, arc :. order that we, the delegate:
to the Storey CcL ~ Union Convention
may feet that we have done all. that with
preservation Of ss,t.respect we could do,
10 zeal roe breach now existing; and IN
order q prove 20 IN" Union men Of Ne.
vada that the responsibility Of the unhap-
py diyisis in the party IL Storey county
d7es + rest upon US, therefore.
ResOlred, That a committee OF i've bt
appointed fem this Convention (tht
CnsirInau to constitute n OF said com.
miu,e) t. c7pfer with the County Contra
COMMITTEE. 70 make any reasonable change
in the county ticket that may secure TIT
unity and harmony Of the Union party.
Under the above resolution the follow
inc committee wa, appointed W. Boy.
den. american Flat; n. A. H. Ball anc
7. ~. Wright. Gold Hill; Walter Bunch
er, FloweTy; J. S. Ksneeu. Virginia.
Mr.. McDougall offered the following
Resolved That the nominees Of thil
Convention for Senate and Assembly b
and are hereby instructed to vote. ane
work tor the passage Of a bill for the re-
lie; Of tie Orphan Asylum Of Virginia
similar i mode and amount Of appropria
ton tn ..Senste Bill No. Al" which wa
passed h h":h Houses Of the Legislature
On motion OF Louis Feusier, the allow
resolution was laid IN the table /; its au
thor, III. McDougall, and John Sprini
giving the only votes against such action
Mr.. KanseD reported that the First anS
Second Ward delegated had selected d
Bush as Justice Of the Peace and VIM
Pennison as Constable. The nomination
were unanimously Endorsed.
After passing complimentary retoiu
tons OF thanks to the officers OF the Con
ventlon. it was adjourned sine die.