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

On the convention being called to Or
der, $. Hctzel introduced, under a sus-
pension of the rules, the following re-
solutions, which were unanimously in
dorsed.
the Democracy of Eureka recognizes a
loyal Democrat, u sound lawyer, q
good neighbor, and an honest and ac-
complished man, who would confer
honor upon the Supreme Beuch of this
State, and that the Eureka delegation
to the State Convention is instructed to
support him for the nomination for
the long term Supreme Judccsiip.
ResOircd, That in j. a. Porter the
Liberal Democracy of Eureka recog-
riZes Il loyal Democrat an accomplished
geologist and mincralogist and a thor
Oughly honest man; and that the Eu-
reka delegation to the State Conven-
venti0n are instructed to support him
for the nomination of State Mineral
Ogist.
Halloting for Recorder was resumed.
Cavai;iugh withdrew his name in IA
vor of A. Benedict.
Crawford also withdrew, and on the
third ballot Benedict receiving 81 votes,
was declared tie nominee. Murphy,
~; scattering, l.
On motion, the nomination of
A.. Benedict was made Unanimous.
For County Treasurer, the names Of
j. ID. Galbraith, +. J. Maupiii, and w.
n. Montgomery were proposed. The
two former gentlemen withdrawing,
the nomination Of w. A.. Montgomery
was made by acclanlation.
For County Assessor, j. Darnes
named J. c. Powell, and II. i. Me
kee J. G. Colgan. On the second bal
lot Powell received % and Colgan %
votes. On motion. Powell's nominal
ton was made unanimous.
For District Attorney G.. w. Baker
and q. W. Merrill were offered. and
the latter was elected by a vote of 81 TO
u. On motion OF Mr.. Baker, the nom
nation was made unanimous.
For County Surveyor, II. J. Read
and W. 5. Edwards were nominated,
resulting in favor OF the latter by Il
vote of 80 to %
Motion To adjourn overruled.
DR.. j.. IL. Williams was nominated
Public Administrator by a~cclainalion.
For County Superintendent Of Pub
lie Schools, y. l.. Kaye received Is
and ID. j. J. Mclaughlin "a votes.
The former was declared the duly
elected nominee.
DR.. NJ. r. Chamblin was nominated
County commissioner for the long
term by acclana;ion.
For County Commissioners, short
term, J. {. Mahoney, Thos. Coon and
ID. w. Levan were named. The vote
resulted in the selection of MahOney
and Levan, and they were unanimous
ly nominated.
On motion the assessment was re-
E1t,, t~l go, tI-I
Trustees, and members of the County
Central Committee.
The selection of a County Central
Committee was next in order.
Mr.. IietZel moved that the committee
be composed of Is members. Carried.
On motion, the Chairman appointed
the following committee to select a
Central Committee: 5. b. Wyman, Il.
Gniberson, J. II. HDarnes, 7. l.. Ham,
and q. w. Baker.
Recess of ID minutes.
Called to order. The committee pre-
scented the names Of Is men 10 consli-
tute the County Central Ccmmitte,
which, after the substitution of several
names in place of those declining to
serve, was accepted. Following is the
committee:
II. L.. Ham. S. +. Wyman, S. NJ.
Henley, \. \. Chandler, J. NJ. Duker,
a. Benedict. J. II. barnes. II. Guiber-
son, \. ID. Parker. john Foley, j.. Il.
Scott, Il. Levcnthal and Geo. W. Cas-
sidy.
Ordered, that the Secretary furnish
the County Central Committee with
the report of the proceedings of tho con-
vcn;ion-carried.
school Eistr;ct Convention.
Eureka District - School Trustees:
D.. j. Mel au@hlin, II. j. Maupin and
G.. J. Lansing.
ralisade D!strict--Left to the dele
gates OF that district to report to the
Central Committee.
Eureka Tow nSihip Convention.
The convention organized and w. S.
Reyes and Chas. II. LaForce elected
Chairman and Secretary.
II. NJ. Beatty was nominated a ram
dida,c for Justice of the Peace by ac-
clama,ion.
For Con>tab'e-M. Borowsky, j.
Stanton, Sain. Bell, III. Is. Mckee and
Tray. johnson we're placed in nomi-
nation; on the fifth ballot sam. Bell
received II votes, and was declared the
nominee, and on motion the nomina-
ton was declared unanimous.
The delegates from Ruby Hill, VAN
derbilt and Pali>ade townships were
instructed to nominate their candidates
and report to the Central Committee.
On motion of 5. Il. WyInan, a vote of
thanks was given to the Chairman and
Secretary for their services during the
convention.
Three cheers were given for the De-
mocracy, and the convention adjourned
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1NDEPESDENT CANDIDATE FOR
COUNTY COMMISsIONER.-J. d.. Bi@e-
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