Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-09-30
THE REPUBLICANS In CoNvEN-
TIOy.

TO-day's BI0w-Out-A Lively Pro.
gramme I'm Prospeef-Lfst of Del.
egates, Etc.
At the Courthouse to-day, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, the fiaunters Of the bloody shirt will
assemble to organize a ticket, to be sub
mitted to the people Of Eureka county for
their approval or disapprobation on the I'd
day Of November. Evidently it is q mo-
mentous occasion with our Republican
friends. For many days they have been
stirring their stumps" from one end Of
the county to the other, in the preparation
of an ga No. l" ticket. 1t is imperative
that such a list Of nominees be placed be-
fore the people, if they expect to elect any
portion Of the county and State officers.
Especially active have they been since the
Democrats flung their banner to the
breeze on Tuesday last. 1t has been gen.
orally understood that the leading Repub-
licans knew very nearly what names would
be presented at the meeting Of the Con-
vention to-day, but the SENTINEL reporter
was informed yesterday, and that en-
phatically, by one of the most influential
members Of the party, that such was not
the case. Certain it is that many of the
candidates for nomination go into the Con-
vention feeling that no slate is arranged,
and that they will stand upon their merits
and popularity. Following is a list of del
egates as nearly correct as it is possible to
obtain them:
EUREKA.
First Ward-P. Everts, ]. Regli, NJ. A..
Douthett, John Tore, Ed. Davidson, H.
johnson, J.. s. ~Burlingame, w. H. Stowell,
George Englert, W. II. Matthews, H.
Crowell, P. p. Canavan, J. WANNA, j. l..
Whitesides, W. Tyler, H. Knight, F. Dout-
rick, j. Godfrey, r. j. Reed, J. B. Parker,
Baker Grey, H. B. Storey, G.. A. Fletcher,
j. Maggini.
Second ward-W. H. Remington, G..
Lautenschlager, H. H. Conklin, ]. o.
Jones. J. L. Hinckley, R. Richard, W.
Muliek, W. P. Haskell, N. b. Richmond,
j. Mendes. Geo. W. Lamoureanx, A. G.
Bishop, Julius Lesser, G.. T.. Terry, t. s.
Douglass. H.. Mau, l.. P. Anderson, M.
Ferral, Gus Hintz, Z. r. Clute, G. Ora
ham, F. J. Schneider, r. Northey, c.. L.
Broy, ]. K. Colerick, j. Fitzmorris, w.
Powell, M. Schtzlein, ]. s. Capron, M. D.
Foley, J. Vanderleith, W. W. Bishop.
huDy Ill., kSputH niucJ-A Doic,
Geo. Day, James Tickle Vim. Stinson,
Jas. E. Anderson, VIM. Sampson, E. H.
Fraser, John Pascoe, Thos. Pearce, John
McAuley. James Rowe, John Holmes.
Ruby HILL, Richmond side)-Ben Buzz
20, @. Bidwell, Richard James, Thomas
Barnes. J. r. Benefits.
Albion Mine-Jos. Potts and JOS. Fryer.
Palisade-O. H. Bailey, John Marchant
and s.. s. Carney.
Adams Hill-James Adams.
Williams Mine-John M~cNaughton.
Dunderberg Mine-Jack Kermeen and
Mr.. Qualtrough.
Hoosac Mine-Ed. Emery.
Mountain Bow Mine-H. G. kirkpatrick.
Vanderbilt-Mr. Dennison.
Pinto-Henry Fish.
Fish Creek-T. d. Page.
Fish Creek W~ells-Frank Way.
Buffers Ranch-J. @. Butler.
Allison's Ranch-Mr. Cornforth.
Devils G~ate-Andv Loucks.
Willows Station-John @. Wilson.
Roberts Creek-Mr. Provost; W. H.
Mathews, proxy.
Cortez-S. Winban.
Beowawe-Hank Knight, proxy.
Hay Ranch-Mr. Fletcher.
Parry's Ranch-Frank Parry.
Mineral Hill-Mr. Thompson.
Mineral Hill Station-Mat McFall.
Alpha-Elias Boomhawer.
Pine Station-Mr. Patterson.
Whites Ranch-Alec Mckay, proxy.
Hills Ranch-F. Z. Baker.