Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-09-28

treat Importance AttachedfThere-
t0-Ltst of DeieratesArfe-

s0-hhst OF Deiegates-Efc.
Notwithstanding that good words come
from every quarter to encourage the Dem
ocrats Of Eureka county, it is very neces.
sary that the Conyention-which is to meet
at 10 O'Clock this morning-acts wisely in
the selection Of its ticket. There is no
lack Of material in the Democratic ranks
from which to select a corps Of officers,
from State Senator to Coroner, that will
carry the November election by a sweeping
majority. For days and weeks have the
names of some Of the boldest and bravest
in the party been published in the sENrr-
MEL. They put their names before the
people that all may know and discuss the
merits OF the applicants. We believe that
this Convention Of delegates will meet 10
day free Of pledges, and 1t only remains
for each and every one to have an eye
single to the welfare of the State and
county in their list Of nominations to-day.
There is always q class Of jumping jacks
who hop into the ring at the last moment,
and they should be ''sat upon"
AS we look over the list Of delegates
given below, we are inclined to the opinion
that they will do their work i~ntelligently
and faithfully. 1t is no use to particular
ize. The Legislative ticket must be made
up from our best party men, and the local
selections can greatly aid the State nomi-
nees, if the best interests Of Eureka
county are duly weighed in to-day's list of
nominations.
Following are the delegates to the Con-
vention
First Ward, 142 votes polled-Robert
Zeile, Thos. Kennedy, V. A. Maillott, Ed.
Leventhal, James Poindexter, r. j. Doak,
L. Bandit, Thos. Haley, G. M. Pryor, s. s.
sloss, H. M. Levy, Fl. s. Bullock, James
Hayes, M. l.. Causey, VIM. Zadow, George
w. Kern, Geo. M. Payne, G. Morgantini,
VIM. Stevens. Jacob Wadish.
Second Ward, 165 votes polled-W. o.
Mills, G. b. Moore, Owen Geraty, Joseph
Koerber, ]. Fl. Shoemaker, A. Jackson, r.
M. Beatty, r. P. McDaniels, Ed. Looney.
VIM. Gulliford, A. M. Hillhouse, D. W. LIE
Van, H. Brisacher, P. McElroy, B. G. Levy,
James Morris, E. r. CARRIER, G. W. Baker,
J.. v. B. Perry. H. r. Kemp.
Ruby Hill Proper, Precinct No. 3-Wm.
Slatterly, John Z. Wilson, George Tassel,
D. ]. J. Mclaughlin, Frank Fitzpatrick,
Ed. Boyle, George Lewis, Thos. Robinson,
Ed. Harren, George McKein, John Curran.
Henry Radcliffe, G. M. Mikel, Thomas
Brown, T. D. Faulks.
Richmond Side, Precinct No. 4-Thos.
Marks, Sam Barnes, Con. Sullivan, Ward
d. Moore, James Graham, Geo. Douglass,
Robert Thomas, Nicholas Barlow, Henry
Daley, - Wescoatt.
California Mine-M. B. Kelly.
Hoosac Mine. A. Aston.
Idaho Mine-John M. Crawford, Thos.
B. Ramsey.
Maiden City Mine Joe Molino.
Pinto-Tom Fitzpatrick, N. Smith.
Hamburg Mine-J. A. Denton.
Dunderberg Mine-P. F~innegan, Pat.
Harrington.
Dug Out Mine-Mike Lyons, P. Keefe.
Secret Canyon-J. NJ. Foley, John Mad
den and Louis Dibber.
Palisade-J. NJ. Hill, T. T. LAWYER, E.
M. Baum.
Beowawe-Phil Dephanger.
Cortez-Mike Fitzgerald.
Sulphur springs-Perley Austin.
Roberts Creek--wm. Pagan.
Whites Ranch-James White.
DEVILS Gate-Joseph Mcdowell.
Pine Station-Wm. Dana.
Antelope Valley. @. Allison.