The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-24
STATE MATTERS.
Lincoln County.

We CLEAN as. follows from the Daily
Record: The delegates to the Republican
State Convention from Lincoln county
are as follows: A. J. Blair, Alex. Brown,
J. +. Walk and Lewis Felsenthal.
The Chief of the Hill is turning out
large quantities of ore which ranges
from $50 to $3.50 per ton.
The Washington and Creole Mining
Company have their machinery ready for
operations.
White Pine County.
We condense as follows from the Ne,cs
of September 20: Of the hold-over Sena-
torlal matter, the Nel1S says:
One Of our Senators is Democrat the other
does not like Grant. United States Senator is
to be elected next Winter, and the Democrats
and all who do not like Grant will combine in
an effort to elect, as successor to Nye, some man
who does not like Grant. Some of the best au-
thorities in law matters assert unreservedly that
our two State Senators forfeited their places by
failing to take any action to arrange the duration
of their official terms. To lay the sub
ject over, and await the course of the Democrats
upon it, is not the proper course-sOmebOdy will
be voted for for the two places, and We want to
see the Republican party put forward regular
nominations. We have no purpose to serve, and
the public has interest to benefit, by allowing
the two incumbents to work job on the two
parties tor their own private advantage.
Lander County.
From the Reese River ReueiHe of the
Goth, we learn the following facts regard
ing the action of the Republican County
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Thursday last:
The following gentlemen were selected as del
egates to the State Convention John o. Darrow,
L. c. Mckenney. J. NJ. Hammer, NJ. A. Sawtelle,
+. G. Howell, james Mason and A. +. Shannon.
The delegates to the State Convention were in
structed to present the names of c. c. Goodwin,
for Congress- and T. P. Hawley for Supreme
Judge, and use all honorable efforts to secure
their nomination.
The new Central Committee is composed of the
gentlemen: c. F. Horn, Chairman A.
E. Shannon Secretary: T. W. Triplett Treasur-
er; J. +. Ramsey. L. W. Cromer, c. c. Wallace
Vim. Head, John Frost and r. Carter.
Washoe County.
According to the State Journal, Reno
has brass band; Jim Kinkead is the
leader and E fiat cornet player. The
same paper says that the roof of the new
Court House has been completed and that |
the plastering is soon to begin.
Humboldt County.
The .Sirer State, from which we gather
as follows, says that prosperity prevails
at Golconda. There are $4,000 sheep
thereabont and 100000 pounds pf wool
have been shipped thence. The crops of
cereals are heavy and good. The story
hat there is an infectious disorder amongst
he cattle in Humboldt county is, in the
anguage of H. g., LIE! There are $50
,r 800 persons in Paradise Valley and
here is a school house, a Touring mill
md two or three stores there. The Indi-
ms are peaceable. The grain crop is es-
imated at 8 ZOO, 900 pounds. Kohtz Kin
zead, an Alaska Indian boy, adopted by
Ir. j. H. Kinkead, died of consumption
t Unionville last week. Such is gener-
lily the result of successful attempts at
aiming the aboriginees. So soon as they
ecome domesticated they are apt to die.
vhen they don't die they run away.
)ne Spors, a Humboldt rancher, has
aised 800 pounds, of pearl potatoes
rom four pounds of seed.
ElkO County.
A little son of McComb of Lamoille
alley, was thrown from a wagon and
illed by the wheels passing over him.