Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-17

Smith named j. W. Dean, but the
gentleman declined.
J. +. Morrison was named. Max
Oberfelder named John Horn. Will
n. Rabbits named Thos. Golding, of
Palisade; p. =. Esierley offered the
name of II. Johnson, but the gentle
man declined serving; Dick Paddock
named {. Schulze, of Ruby Hill, who
also declined. Clay SimIns was also
mentioned and likewise refused.
Nominations closed. Wittenberg
received 81 votes; J. II. Morrison, 40;
J. Horn, 81; Thos. Golding, 40. The
last three named were declared the
nominees.
a.. w. Atkinson received the nomi-
nation of County Superintendent of
Public instruction.
On motion. the convention adjourned
to give the Eureka delegation an OPP
portunity TO nominate for township
officers.
Convention adjourned until six
O'Clock +. NJ.
Township Convention,
On motion of Max Oberfelder, Thorn
as J. Taylor vas nominated by accla-
nation for Justice of the Peace.
IN SoIiStdbit, "A. W. AtclllSoIl
named All. Chartz, W. ii. Brown
named Louis Kelley. and O.. Ball
named =. Fieticld. Nominations then
closed. Kelley received the nomina-
ton on first ballot. obtaining 90 votes,
Chartz $, Fieiield =. Adjourned.
Evening Session.
The County Convention reassem-
bled at 6 O'Clock =. NJ, and proceeded
to business.
Dave Rosenberg introduced the fol-
lowing resolutions:
Rcsolrcd, That this convention recog-
nize in the Hon. VIM. II. Beatty an
honest and an able Judge, and our
delegates to The State Convention are
instructed to support him for the long
term, for Judge of the Supreme Court.
The Chairman. Thomas Wren, Paid
Il glowing tribute to the honorable
gentleman, and the motion so instruct
ing the delegates was unanimous.
Hiram Johnson presented the fol-
lowing resolution:
Resotrcd, That in Rev. S. +. Kelly
this convention recognizes u firm and
active friend Of education, and our
delegates to the State Convention are
instructor w support MN IoT Slitc
Superintendent Of Public instruction.
Mr.. Wren replied in suitable terms
to the resolution, indorsing the gentle
man as Il man eininently fitted to the
position he aSpired to, and one who
was an energetic friend 10 the cause Of
education.
On motion the delegates were i'll
structed To support the gentleman.
Martin NJ. johnson, Charles Schulze,
of Ruby Hill, and Cha>. Fiske, were
nominated by acclaInation for School
Trustees OF Eureka township.
On motion it WAS agreed that the
County Central Committee should be
composed Of fifteen members from the
varionS precincts, and me AZ large.
Will y. Rabbits thought the appor-
tionnlont too largo.
i. d. Rosenberg said that at least that
number was required to properly per-
form the duties devo!ving on the conI-
mitiee during the progress of the CAIN
paign.
Motion carried, and tic following
names selected to constitute the coil-
nnittce:
Eurcka-C. +. Horn. j. l.. Smith.
l.. W. Cromei, a. +. Davis, u. Me
Cam, T. Wren, W. Il. Iiarrub and
u. ko~ellIefT.
Ruby Iiiil-W. Congdon.
Nanderbilt-Alex. Mckenzie.
Bc,il'5 Gate j. Lin~gcntcltcr.
Fish ~Creek-lI. Fen~stermaher.
Pali>ade--John Marcllant.
At I.arge-Max. Obcrfe!dcr.
The contest for delegate a. large was
spirited. Mcssrs. Olericlder, Sias and
Foley being put in nomination. On
the second ballot Foley Withdrew, and
on the third Oberielder vas declared
elected.
On motion Of X. Paddock, T.. O..
Weed. OF Pinto, va. added TO the COIN
initlee.
The selection OF "A Di>tric. fonven-
ton for the nomination oi District
Judge was left in the hands Of the Cen
tral Committee.
\ communication from j. Melon
aid, of Spring Valley, protesting
against the admission OF David King
a- IA delegate, was read, stating that
King had not been iegi,imatelv elected.
Owing to III oversight Of the Secretary
The communication was net presented
IA the proper time for action, the bust
ness of the convention being 6
ON motion of Mr.. Wren. Mcdonald
was entitled to cat in the ConYcn-
ton and the Secretary instructed to TO-
port his name ae such.
Richard Paddock o to make a
statement in regard to tie name ot W.
A. Seaton being put in nomination for
County Treasurer; that since doing so
he lad been informed that the gentle
maj had no desire to have his name
offered, and not being present at the
lime it vas allowed TO be presented.
In justice ia Mr.. Sea,on, who had APP
Urlsed his friends that he We Id not be
a candidate, he made this statement
80 a. not 10 have the gentleman placed
III d ron position.
On motion of ID. Rosenberg. three
cheers Y ere given for the Republican
Iarty.
Mr.. Wren, in his closing remarks.
congratulated tiiesConvention Oh The
harmonious manner in which il had
been conIucted, after which the on
venion adjourned she Die.