Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-09-18
Republican County Convention.

Repubi1cAn Nouhty Convention.
The delegates to this convention a'
sembled yesterday morning at the CourI
house. About 10 O'Clock Judge Corson
Chairman of the Republican Count
Central Committee, called the convention
to order, when c. H. Light was choseI
temporary chairman. T. Campbell. Sec
rotary, and VIM. Higgins, Sergeant a
Arms. On motion the Chairman wa
empowered to appoint committee o
five to examine and report on credentials
The Chairman named G.. II. Fish, C
McGinnis, J. Drew, A. j. Mason and E
NJ. Crane, as members of said committe
The convention then took a recess TO
twenty minutes, pending the report q
the committee On the reassembling o
the convention the Committee on Gre
dentials reported the following gentle
men duly qualified members OF the con
vention:
Pioche-F. Hasten, Earl Hamilton. A
J. Terrlll, l.. P. Elliott, A. Sulzbacker, Ii
Horst, C. c. Bradley, J. Kennedy, james
Curtis, J. F. Walk. j. A. Berry, c. Vie
derhoid, j.. G. Mcdonald, C. McGinnis
G. Gibiried. G. II. Light, g. H. Fish,
F. Kuhls, A. ]. Mason, d. M. Tyrrell. T.
Delmoi, D. II. Whyland, +. A. Buck, J.
O. Mccormick, E. Willett. Geo. Waters,
D. W. Thompson proxy, j. A. Mather-
son, T. McNasters, G. d. Behr.
Bullionville-A. T. Moore, N. 8. War.
rem, A. Simpson, j. NJ. Morley, E. e.
Barter, Geo. Patten.
Dry valley-H. E. Logan, proxy E.
NJ. Crane.
Rose valley-Thomas Jose.
Eagle valley-H. X. Chamberlain.
Clover valley-D. L. Bells, proxy ].
Bowling. t1
Pansca-A. f. Barrow, ]. @. Davis.
Newmau's Ranch-W. M. Newman.
St. Thomas-I. Jennings.
Las Vegas-O. d. Gass. proxy W. W.
Bishop.
Ell Dorado Canyon-J. N. Nash, proxy
James Cronan, G. Hellerman, proxy JAS.
Cross. -.. u.. 49,
Hiko-A. W. Geer, G. Stern, proxy A,
W. Geer.
Crescent MILL. A. Bidwell.
Deidrich Canyon. Jones, proxy J.
A. Bidewell. br-a -
Quinn Canyon. j. Smith. proxy D.
Service.
Highland-J. H. Drew.
Newark Mill. H. Collyer.
notnl lalacoka.
The report was adopted, and the com.
mittee discharged. The roll Of the mem.
bers was then called and all found to be
present. On motion the Chairman was
requested to appoint COMMITTEES of Eve
on permanent organization and order OF
business. ...sa
The Chair named F. A. Buck, Z. Ham.
iton. c. G. Bradley and J. A. Matherson,
who retired to transact their business.
On the return Of the Committee its men,
bers reported in favor of retaining the
temporary as the permanent officers of
the Convention, with the addition of F..
". Pearce as Assistant Secretary. They
also reported resolution requiring
candidates to pledge themselves to sup.
port the nominees of the Convention
and the party, and to deposit five dollars
to assist in defraying the expenses Of the
Convention. and the following is the
= i. The nomination of State Senator.
;. .. Assemblymen.
= 3. Delegates to the State Convention.
-, t. District Judge.
. s. Sheriff. rar rss
/, 6. County Clerk.
7. Assessor. .
s. Treasurer. a...s
' 8. Recorder. .f|u.
y 10. District Attorney.
" ii. County Commissioners.
II. Coroner and Public Administrator.
l3. County Surveyor.
IA. Superintendent of Public Schools.
v 10. Central County Committee.
The report was adopted and the Com
mittee discharged.
Nominations for State Senator being
declared in order, j. o. Mccormick
nominated John Yule, who was at once
declared, by reclamation, the nominee oil
the Convention for State Senator. Mr.
Yule was called for and made some ap
propriate remarks.
The order of business was then altered
80 that the nominations of Delegates tr
mon haso.s u ,hn.H snVm vT ao.e'
Tbe Cbo;.on .nuoo .Hi As s'.h.;a ne. :,
Tue chairman was then authorized Il
appoint the Delegates to the State Con
venton, after which the Convention
A '''''' un''i on0 F. !"
AFTERNOON SESSION. E
AT the expiration of the recess tn
Convention re. assembled, and after call
ing the roll nominations for Assem- bly,
men were declared in order. P. 4
Craigue, Robert Shakey. Ney Church
man, D, w. Newman " RstaIlicL
A: ]. Blair and W. Ii. vanslack wer
Churchman and A. j. Blair received
majority of the votes cast, and were de
clared the nominees of the Convention
D. Corson was placed in nomiuatio,
for District Judoe and Was declared m