Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-22

discharged.
On motion, the Chairman appointed
:. T.. Wynian,J j. barnes, q. w. CowIes,
5. Turner and Sclden HetZel us Com
inittee OH Resolutions. Order of Bust
ness and Permanent Organization, and
an adjournment of fifteen minutes was
granted o give the committee time to
make its report.
On Resembling, the Committee on
Permanent Organization. Order OF Bust
ness and Resolutions submitted the
following AS their report:
Permanent Organization.
Chairman-W. 5. keyes.
Vice President-David Roche,
Sccretary--C. II. La Force.
Assistant Secrctary-J. j. Sullivan.
Observation-Disclosures Walls.
Order of IsusincsS.
Election of one Seryeant-at-.Arms.
Election of II delegates to the State
Convention.
Election of delegates toa District
Convention to nominate u District
Judge.
Two .Assemblymen.
One County Sheriff.
One County Clerk.
One County Recorder.
One County Treasurer.
one District Attorney.
One County surveyor.
one Public Administrator.
One County Superintendent of Pub
lie schools.
One County Commissioner dong
term.
Two County Commissioners (short
tcrm).
School District Convention.
Organization of Township Conven-
ton.
Election of Il County Central Com
mittee.
Resolutions.
RcSolrci, That the interest of the
people of Eureka county require:
LIST. The enactment of a law prevent
ing an unjust discrimination in either
irciglItS or fares in the interest of rail
road corporations and adverse to the
public welfare.
I'd. Such an amendment of the pres
cnt bullion tax law rs will relieve the
proSpCctOrs and miners OF Nevada of
the unjust burdens under whici, they
now labor.
Sd. The passage of the bill cediny to
Eureka county that portion of ElkO
com v where now hes the Ialisade
aud Eureka Narrowtiaugc Railroad.
18th. The defeat Of the proposed bill
to organize IA new county depriving
Elrck;, of its railroad interest.
9TH. The defeat OF any nionopolist as
4 candidate for the United States Sell
ate, and the election thereto of Il hard
money, low-taritl, States rights, anti
National Bank Democrat.
ON motion the permanent officers
selected We're voiel for seyiatum, and
with the exception of Josh. Walls were
indOrSed.
Four candidates were presented for
Seryeant-at-.A Arms j. II. Walls, =.
Mcbride. Thos. Kelly and w. Closller.
j.. barnes and Chris. Murtiia were
appointed TellerS.
First and second ballots resulted in
no choice, and the convention adj
journed for half an hour.
On reassembling, the third ballot re-
suited in the election of =. Mcbride tor
Sergeant at-.Arms; Kelly withdraw
ing.
y motion to adjourn by Hayden
was Overruled.
ON motion, the report of the com
mittee was nOw adopted.
On motion, tlse position of District,
Judge having been overlooked, it was
placed second in the order of bust
ness.
Following are the delegates appoint
ed I % meet with the White Pine toun-
~ Convention for the nomination OF IL
District Judge: j. barnes, >. IIetZcl, j.
Foley, J. Duker, j. G. Lockwood and
Geo. w. CowleS.
Hon. Fred. w. Cole was by accla-
lion Endorsed as the nominee for Dis
trict Judge, and the Delegates were in.
structed 10 vote for that gentleman.
On mo,ion, of j. &. Brown, it was
ruled that each candidate for office be
assessed S~l0-carried.
The following are the delegates Sc
lected to attend the State Conventions:
:. b. Wyman, +. W. Cole, Chas.
Douglas. W. :. Reyes, Il. Gui ,er>on,
j. NJ. Kellogg, X. Ryland, $. Ashim,
ID. ii. Hail, }. ID. Sullivan, NJ. Walsh.
Frank Cleaveland, p. Rossiter, NJ. b.
Bartlett, Chris. Murtha, J. y. Paxton.
F.. j. Mette. :. ~lIetZel, }. {. Brown,
Geo. w. Cassidy and John Driesbach,
Hon. Fred. Cole addressed the on
venlion, and in a few remarks thanked
them for the honor conferred ON him.
ANtNt III oINCI WIS IL 'CiS't4oli VI
two members for the Assembly.
=. b. Wyman moved that votes for
all candidates be RIA t0ce; that each
delegate show his hand.
j. barnes objected; such n plan be-
ing asinst the principles vi THE Demo-
cratic party.
Vice President Roche thought the
ballot the great safeguard of the coun-
try, ana even in a Democratic Conven-
ton the right should be preserved.
Motion to vote RIA roce lost.
j. Darne named +. J. Me,te, Thorn
as Daley named Phillip Spiain. George
Cowles named j. NJ. Ellyson, j. {.
Lockwood named NJ. y. Bartlett and
4. +. Kaye and j. NJ. Foley as candi-
pltes for tie Assembly.
j. barnes introduced the following
resolutions to be Endorsed by all eandi-
dates to the Assembly, which vas car
ried unanimously.
WHrHEAs, The election Of William