Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-25
THE REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE.
A List OF Members Present. and
what was said and Done

A List OF the Members Present. and
what was said and Done.
From the Virginia Chronicle, Feb. ISL
The Republican State Central Committee
met at Pioneer Hall, on B street, at 1:30
o'clock this afternoon.
The following members Of the Commit
tee were, upon calling the roll, found to
be present:
Churchill county--Charles Keber, by ].
H. Kinkead, proxy.
Douglass. W.. Haines.
Elko-T. N. Stone, by J.. M. Woodworth,
proxy; M. P. Freeman, by ]. M. Wood
worth, proxy.
Decentralization Butler, by F. A. Tri-
tie, proxy Glenn Ogg, by M. A. Murphy,
proxy.
Eureka-P. P. Canavan; H. johnson, by
G. III. Lee, proxy; VIM. Doolin.
Humboldt-W. Il. Stevens, by Geo. G..
Lyon, proxy.
Lander--M. J. Farrell, by s. L. Jones,
proxy ; j. A. Blossom, by P. P. Canavan,
proxy.
Lincoln--S. L. Lee, A. J. Blair, by s. L.
Lee, proxy.
Lyon. W. Grier, by t. E. Picotte.
proxy G. W. Keith, by James B. Shaw,
proxy.
Nye-Benjamin Curler.
Ormsby-W. o. H. Martin, Geo. ellison,
by G. N. Harris, proxy.
Storey-I. l.. Requa, ALI. Doten, j. d.
| Baldwin.
Washoe - Vim. M. Boardman, P. N.
| Marker.
White Pine. B. Williamson, H. K.
Lyons, by J. b. Williamson, proxy.
The resignation Of Jonas Seely, as a MEM
Der OF the committee, from Storey county,
was accepted, and F. A. Tritle was elected
to fill the vacancy.
A TO BE HELD.
Resolutions were offered by P. P. Cana
van, Of Eureka county, providing for hold
ing q State Convention to send delegates to
the National Republican Convention, at
Chicago, June I'd and that the different
County Central Committees be instructed
to have the necessary primaries held. The
resolutions were adopted without adissent-
ing voice.
Mr.. Doolin, Of Eureka, moved that the
State Convention just decided upon be held
at Austin.
Mr.. Martin, of Ormsby, moved to amend
by substituting Carson City.
Mr.. Baldwin offered an amendment to
the amendment by naming Virginia City
as the place for holding the Convention.
,.o. .hat 10 amamants had haan n;iaS
80 - aa~on 49, 49,
III 40 n,sn 20 Pn.n9 %
aio", put - vance, " 49, Ano"
"a NJ ~ pana
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piopiia'u pia'e, auu W. Mo hn9sn uPpn
= :, a. paa .nmr mon W
ioulu =. 'ne nn.si,siuo
Mr. narris saia ne was Willis ioI .he
ooh'en'.on " 20 eiu ~ q 'nS
anie, pu. .l a ioI tne iu.u.e NC mouidlils ~,
sise upon she o.a.o ooins neiu
q. .he o'a'e oaPisai' no o uono III al o'ner
otates.
mr. murphy asked al .ie FORMER ciaiin-
anus W "IthaIaw anu - e,,c ehe Vonten-
uoh 10 aurora m-Esmeraida county, tnts
Tune.
mr; hinheao proposeu as q SUBSTITUTE
ior All Tue above that ,Ie ron Dc caiied
anu eacn menpe. name tne place. al "hicn
ne thought the convention should De neid.
upon Gaining tne ron austin was CHOSEN
as the piace' ana iuesuay' May H. at IL
0 CLOCK A. NJ, was CHOSEN as the time.
THE MANNER OF CHOOSING DELEGATES.
A resolution was introduced bv Mr.. Can
ayan. instructing the County Central Com
mittees to call primaries for the election of
| delegates 10 the State Convention. and that
| the annortionment he the same as AZ the
last e~lect;on.
Mr. Harris moved IN ;nsart after the
word primaries aor otherwise nrovide for
selec,,on M sncb de,eoates -