Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-19

ttl ti1Cdtto VI tlCCilOu from tne OilCerS oil
the primary elections, held in Storey county
for the election of delegates to the State
Conyention-sa said election being irregular
and unauthorized-be excluded from this
Convention, and declared to have no right
to a voice in its deliberations:
Signed: G. c. STEVENSON,
d. l.. BLISS,
M. ID. FOLEY,
j. IL. WILLIAMSON,
nj. Z. FREEMAN,
w. w. BAUsMAN,
M. A. MURPHY.
Following is q list of those from Storey
whom the above report declared in favor
OF, aud who came here to the Convention
armed with the proper documents:
sToREy COUNTY.
Virginia First Ward-E. r. Smith. J.
c. Smith, John Snyder, l.. IL. Torp, II. l..
Brophy, F.. H.. Merrill.
Second Ward-B. C. Whitman, b. Arm
brust, Nelson Allen, John R~osenbrock,
James Orndorif, Samuel Reynolds.
Third Ward-George i. Lammon, J. S,
Young, Thos. Gracey, w. II. Odgers, Jacob
Young, J. II. Lewis, W. II. Parker.
Fourth W~ard-Phillip Reese, Andrew
Frazer.rFred Schroeder, J. b. Barclay, The
odore Lamb.
Gold Hill: First Ward-Alf. Doten,
Mat. Eheim, II. o. Douchey, J.. Il. Saw
yer, J. i. McCleary, W. d. G.. Gibson, T.
ii. Robinson.
Second Ward-B. F.. Hazeltine, C. c..
Stevenson, s. w. Chubbuck, W. d. Bray.
American Flat-A. Lawson.
Flowery-J. Il. Woodbury..
A motion and amendment were offered
on the respective reports, and then Mr..
Wren offered a substitute that all those en-
titled to seats and against whom no con-
test appeared, be allowed to so into ON
vention to act on the disputed questions.
The substitute was carried.
This substitute placed three OF the Storey
county delegates in the Convention-as
they appeared in both lists Of delegates
claiming to represent Storey; and all others
from that county were to await the action
Of the Convention as to their rights before
it.
Finally it was decreed that an our and
a half should be allowed these several del
egates from Storey to place their claims in-
diligently before those comprising the
Convention.
Speeches were then made in favor OF adj
hitting those elected at the primaries by
Messrs. Stephens. LOOMS and others, and
these were replied to by C. G.. Stevenson in
behalf of the Central Committee of Storey
county, and by Jonas Seeley for the del
egation.
At the close of Mr.. Seeley's remarks it
was voted to admit the delegates to the
State Convention who had been sent on by
the Storey county primaries. This decision
was received with tremendous applause.
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION
IN ,,o,io, +Ia falIom;nr No,,n,ittco xvos
appointed on permanent officers and order
of business. the same being one member
from each county Churchill, II. II.
Whitehill Douglas, G.. N. Notcware ;
Elko, j.. A. Palmer Esmeralda, M. A.
Murphy Eureka, II. Johnson lander,
NJ. j.. Farrell Lincoln, w. II. Wilson I;
Lyon, Joe Mlncton Nye, w. b. Taylor !,
Ormsby, George Gibson Humboldt, w.
s.. Stevens: Storey. j. d. Baldwin; Washoe,
J.. F. Alexander White Pine, j. R.
Kendall.
COMMITTEE on PLATFORM mi RESOLUTIONS
Churchill, III. X. w.Iitehill; Douglas,
G. N. Noteware; Elko, O. T.. G. Fairchild:
Esmeralda, NJ. A.. Murphy; Eureka, H.
Donnelly, Humboldt. t. II. Hart: Lander,
NJ. j. Farrell: Lincoln, J. n. Iianford;
Lyon, W. X. King: Nye. w. W. Bausmsn;
Ormsbv, H. r.. Mishols; Storey, II. b.
Loomis; Washoe. W. M. Boardman;
White Pine, j. b. Williamson.
The Chairman stated that he had been
notified that the firemen would require
the hall at 3 O'Clock to morrow after
noon 10 arrange for the ball in the even
ing. On motion, Messrs. o.. l.. Scott, w.
IL. Clark and NJ. u. Foley were appointed
a committee to procure a suitable place for
the session of the Convention after that
hour.
Adjourned to meet tomorrow at 10 A. NJ.