Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-25
Cioaing session.


Eureka /; John ]. Hill Of Humboldt,
editor Of the wmnenucca Slrsr STATE.
was put in nomination by his own coun-
ty. aud q demand made that the office be
given to Humboldt. The two gentlemen
stated their claims to consideration. the
principal ons being the deposit OF ths
usual $40 with the Secretary. and q bal.
lot was taken. II resulted in q vote OF
SO for Baker and ls for Hill. The sue
cessful aspirant then made the US.
tomary speech. aud the next business
was in order.
ZIONIST JERRY SCHOOLING"
This was the nomination Of candi.
date for State Treasurer. Joseph E.
Jones OF washoe Was nominated. and q
long speech sItolling his manifold vir.
tues made. Attorney General Kittrsll
WAS then given . temporary proxy. and.
stepping to the front. he made the sem
sation Of the day. He began BY re-
ferring to the honesty and Of.
fciency Of Jerry Schooling. the present
Treasurer. He said that he had held
the office for eight years with honor 10
himself aud his party. Jerry Schooling
felt now that the Democratic party OF
Nevada had done enough for him, and
he had delegated Gen. Kittrell to with.
| draw his name from hs contest. The
yell Of delight that went up from the
floor VI that Convention when this an.
nouncement was made was very different
from tho simulated enthusiasm which
greeted the nomination Of Bradley on
| Monday night. IL was sincere; II WAS
hearty. Had Bradley been present his
soul would have burned with envy at
the honors which were now heapeu on
Jerry Schooling. the man with honor
enough to stand by his past professions,
aud decline to saddle bis party with q
third. tern burden which was bound to
swamp them. The delegates We'd with
each other in doing honor to Mr.. School.
ing. A dozen members were on their
feet ut q time. Cresswell. Blennsrhas-
sett, and q score OF others launched forth
glowing suloeies Of "honest Jerry
Schooling" The Convention rose 10
its feet and gave three rousing cheers
for the retiring candidate. II was .
SCENE of genuine enthusiasm, OF uncon-
trolled and uncontrollabls delight.
THANKS To AN AsTI-rHIRD TERM MAN.
After some little time order was 70.
stored. and Crit. Thornton. Of Eureka.
secured the door. He made a short
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speech descriptive Of the feelings OF the
party toward honest Jerry sohoohns'
n referring with pride TO his record a.
State Treasurer. He then said that the
Dem ocracy OF Nevada desired to place
ON record their appreciation OF this man
and their gratitude to him. With this
end In view he offered the following
resolution. which was passed amid the
waving OF hats aud the cheers OF the
delegates:
Resolved, That the Democrats OF the
State Of Nevada express their high sense
Of appreciation and gratitude for the
valuable services OF Jerry Schooling for
eight years as Treasurer Of this State.
This episode over. Mr.. Jones. OF
washoe, received the nomination for
State Treasurer by reclamation.
Milton Elstner. OF 0rmsby, was named
by DIR. ]. W. For, Of Carson, for Con-
~troller, and there being no contssting
candidate, he received the nomination
by reclamation.
n STATE
in' neA' ho"u'n IN oiue' was w
State superintendent OF Public lnstruc.
ton. Gabriel Cohn Of Elko named d.
II s..s;o,. p,;nc;n.l NJ ,bs ststs II,i.
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Of Gold Hill.
ID. 4. Mccarthy Of Virginia. PROXY
Iot "hi's IN. L', .o ns
sbaTos hal bsrn made against Proiessor
Sessions. and unless the Professor could
explain II away he had no right to ap-
psM oe'o,e IT.. Sa,sa ~.
I'M, four wear. 400 h. had near in,,ru.
mental in defeating W. Frank Stewart
in Elko county. by procuring State Dem.
ocratic tickets with the name OF AIT.
Whitehih printed In the place Of Mr:
Stewart n ny THIS means Inc vote OF
MT. Stewart was very materially re-
duced. Before voting for Mr. Sessions
the delegates had a right to hear his s1-
PLANTATION OF this affair. i
Tue charge brought tn. friends Of
Professor Sessions to their feet. IL was
not unexpected. and they were prepared
to meet 1t. A long wrangis ensued.
explanations and deniais Tying thick
n fast. Finally Professor Sessions
was induced to appear on the platform
and make q defense Of himself.
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nv w
named he was unacquainted with Mr.
W. Frank Stewart. but that he knew Mr..
whitebill as the great friend of his early
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