Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-12
REPUBLICAN, STATE CONVENTION.
Z. n. DAoaErr HosINArED R0R
CON0RES8 BY ACCLA.
NATION.
Riny Zone ballots Taken for su.
preme JodEe without nskipE =
Nomination.

preme JudEe without AskinE .
Nomination.
At - o'clock yesterday the Rspub.
lican State Convention wa called "a
order at the Opera House BY All. Dotsn
Of Storey county.
General Edwards Of Carson was placed
in nomination for temporary Chairman
by W. W. Bishop Of Eureka. Mr.. Ed
wards Immediately rose to his feet and
remarked that he declined the honor, In
the interest Of party harmony. Mr..
Bishop withdrew the nomination and
W. N. Boardman Of Reno was nomi.
mated. 1t was moved TO elect by accla-
nation, and carried. When the name
was put by the Chairman, Q universal
aye went up.
The nominations for Sergeant-at.Arms
being next in order. NJ. T. Glover Of
Ormsby. ]. Billings Of Elko. and Andrew
Young Of Elko were placed in nomina.
ton. The roll was then called by ooun.
ties. with tho following result Glover.
So; Billings, az; Young. 20.
T. J. Tenant OF Ormsby wa elected
Secretary. by reclamation.
The names Of the counties were called
and one appointed by each delegation to
serve as the Credential Committee pro-
cseding a. follows Churchill, Jackson
Ferguson; Douglas. j. II. Short; Elko,
r. r. Bigslow; Eureka. T. 9. Douglas.
Humboldt, j. Marzsn; Lander. d. O.
Mckinney; Lincoln, DR.. Lee; Lyon. W.
r. King; Nye. ]. d. Hammond; Orms-
by, w. o.. q. Martin; Storey. j. p.
Flanningham; Wsshoe. d. L. Fish;
White Pine. Thomas Robinson.
On Permanent Organization and By
Laws. the following committee was ap-
pointed: Churchill. Jackson Ferguson;
Douglas. ]. NJ. Short; Elko, N. W. Hall;
E~smeralda, ]. NJ. Dormer; Eureka, n.
d. Foley; Humboldt. j. n. Harvey;
Lander. d. G. McKenny ; Lincoln.
Passed; Lyon. G. w. Shaw; Nye. j. d.
Hammond; 0rmsby. 8. T. Swift; Storey.
G.. w. Birdsell; Wsshoe. j. Shoemaker;
White Pine. A. G. Cleavland.
The Committee on Platform and Res.
olutions were as follows: Churchill.
jackson Ferguson; Douglas, h. D.
Cameron; Elko, E. A. Littleisld; Es.
msralda, ]. N. Dormer: Eureka, W. W.
Bishop; Lander. @. H. Sproule; Lin
coin, passed; Lyon. ]. W. Greer; Nys.
]. d. Hammond; Ormsby, T. D. Ed
wards; Storey, N. @. Tilden; Washos,
G. 8. Varian; White Pine, ]. B. VIII
Hanson.
The Convention then took Q recess
until 3 O'Clock.
At 4:30 the Committee On Credentials
announced that the rolls were ready. In
reading the roll 30 many errors were
discovered that King. Chairman Of the
committee. finally requested the Sscrs.
tary to fall back on the manuscript copy
of the roll.
The report Of the Committee on Order
Of Business reads a. follows:
Your Committee on Permanent Or
der Of Business beg leave to report as
follows: We recommend W. w. Board
man as permanent Chairman. Thomas
]. Tenant n Secretary. and Morton z.
Glover rs SsrRsant-at-Arms. The Order
OF Business shall be as follows First
Election Of one nominee for Congress.
Standardization OF one nominee for
Judge OF the Supreme Court. Third
Election Of three nominees for Presi-
Dental Electors. rehabilitation OF
State Central Committee.
The Committee on Platform and Res
olutions reported a. follow:
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