Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-09-28
ForGWarued Against The Bosses"
the Outsiders Combine.
THE REPUBLICANS MAKE A
DAY OF IT RATIFYING.
They Spice Their Proceedings with
Inharmonious Salt.
A FAIR TICKET, CONSIDERING THE CIR
STANCES.
The Whole Story Accurately Told in Notes
BY the Way.


ing the Republicans of Eureka County
met in convention to nominate candidates
for county offices. The Union Guard
Band, in brilliant uniform, was in at
tendance and, before the development OF
great moral ideas" set in, cheered the
populace with fine music from the balcony
of the Opera House. The music aud the
large number Of aspirants for Office, with
their active friends of both parties about
them, made Main street very lively. There
was grief manifested in some quarters
vance what was going to be done. The
publication tended to endanger the chances
of those on the slate, as there were so
many not on it, the pressure OF whom
from the outside threatened to break it.
But a small organization under boss dis
cipline can mop the ground with any
crowd of those who do not hold the
strings. The slate racket evidently an
noyed the presider over Republican con-
ventions, State, county and everything
else, Colonel Bishop.
The grand opening occurred at 1890.
Hon. Thos. Wren was full Of the bust
ness of the Convention, and he got the
ball in motion in a moment.
The first thing he did was to make W.
W. Bishop, Esq, Chairman.
Mr.. Bishop then got up and made a
speech, which the SENTINEL could as well
have reported many miles off and no tele-
phone near by. The same old story. Tear
ing Of hair, soaring on the eagle bird and
subsiding, choked by much gore wrung
from the bloody shirt. He said there
was no slate except what had been con-
cocted in that hot bed of treason, the
Eureka SENTINEL office" Our reporter
was beneath Mr.. Bishop at the time Of
this ruction. He amused himself with
the speculation whether only irritable or
both irritable and vicious the orator was.
Quid nunc thinks Mr.. Bishops oratory
might be improved (by some omissions)
for his own credit and for the benefit Of
the grand old party. Guild nunc thinks
Mr.. Bishop does not appreciate the force
Of all the words he uses.
On motion Of Thomas Wren " temporary
Sergeant and Assistant Sergeant-at-Arms
and Secretary and Assistant Secretary were
appointed by the Chair as follows: Secre-
tary, W. S.. Beard, and Assistant, W. S.
ului SLipiiot oCi 6Suup- mo- H' W. ASi's {,
Assistant, VIM. Mayor.
On motion the Chair appointed Com
mittees as follows: On Credentials, j. s.
Whitton, Joseph Bice, NJ. R. Lyons, L. W.
Davis and E. Phillips; on Permanent Or
ganization and Order of Business, W. II.
Remington, John Masterson, W. II. Lock
wood, E. Davidson and A.. Kivett; on
Platform and Resolutions, Thomas Wren,
7. j. Taylor, ]. L. Hinckley, j. S. Capron
and James Tickle.
At IL NJ. the Convention reassembled.
The report Of Committee on Credentials,
j. s. Wilton. Chairman, was read. 1t
ignored all delegates claiming seats from
precincts not established by the Central
Committee.
The following were declared delegates
duly elected,
EUREKA First wardl-J. S. Wilton,
E. Davidson, D, Z. Lewis, W. II. Tyler,
J. Regli, George Engiert, VIM. Sprague,
H. Kind, A. G. Clark, II. Casey, J. S. Bur-
lingame, r. Crossan, W. H. Stowell Is. j.
Beehe, proxy, G. Barberi, J. Magginni, 1.
J. Wilson, j. S~chanlanker, j.. T. Martin,
P. Everts. W. H. Patterson.
EUREKA Second Ward)-E. N. Robin
son, Thomas Wren, j. L. Hinckley, Fred.
Hoffman, Clay Simms, W. P. Haskell, @.
Graham, L. W. Davies, o. II. Barlow, A.
Boungsrd, f. J. Schneider, J. 0. Jones,
George Gavin, A. Hawkes. Martin Mar
rem, proxy, G. L. Broy, NJ. Schatzlein,
W. II. Lockwood, W. W. Bishop, John s.
Capron, T. j. Taylor, VIM. Mulch, j. ].
Kermeen. W. j. Smith, 7. s. Douglas, W..
H. Remington, T. P. Evans, r. J. Reid,
Fl. II. Conklin, NJ. Farrell, J. E. Ander-
son, D. F~alconer, 7. Dickson, w. j. Ton
kin, Phil. Alberigi.
RUBY HILL tSouth)-C W. Harris, W.
D. Grifiths, NJ. Tregallis. A. NJ. Phillips,
Tom Trainor, Richard James, Jas. Tickle,
Joseph Bice. Thomas Johns, Tom Williams,
VIM. Bryant.
DuNDERBERa MINE-John D. Lewis u.
j. Kermeen, proxy, George Nath a.. j.
Kermeen, proxy.
RUBY Hill (North)-George Kennedy,
Sam. Longley (Charles Morrell, proxy,
7. Pearce, John Masterson, j. P. Dunkle
ALBION Con. MINE-Wm. Doolin, NJ. r.
Lyons, simon Uren III. A. Henderson,
proxy VIM. Wallace, Henry Griffin.
PALIsADE-W. S. Marohant, A. 8. Long
ley, S. S. Carney.
FISH CREEK-T. D. Page.
Buffers R~AScH-J. G.. Butler (Chas.
Kobe, proxy.
P1Nro->Henry Fish u. s. Burlingame,
proxy.
ALL1soN's RANcH-J. P. McFarlin.
ITALIAN RANCH-D. Paoli.
WILLOW STATIoN-J. A. Wilson,.
ROBERTS CREEK-D. o. Coleman.
BEowAwE-Oliver Benson 70. J. R. But.
thar, proxy.
ALPHA-R. s. Ferguson.
SAFFoRD--M. Pratt III. N. Fletcher,
proxy.
PINE SrAr1oN-E. Boomhower.
Mineral Hili--John McCabe (James w,
Smith, proxy.
Pine Valley and Hay Ranch--H. N.
Fletcher "a. d. Cheney, proxy.
Psrry's Ranch--J. V. Evans.
Matamoras Mine-R. 8. Young.
Adams Hili--Hank Story.
Oriental and Belmont Mine--T. q.
Vivian.
Alexandria Mines. Reynolds.
Eureka Tunnel--John Dragger (Jake
Harris, proxy.
Enterprise Mine--E. E. Phillips.
Connolly Mine--Fred. Uhl u. J.. ker'
meen, proxy.
Prospect Mountain Tunnels. Treden'
lex.
Wells RANCH John Pottof ID. o. Cole
man, proxy.
Diamond Springs--George W. Taft.
Bailey's Ranch-Robert Bailey (Jamei
f. Mason, proxy.
DEVILS Gate-Andy Loucks.
Spring Valley--E. H. Rose 70. l.. Broy,
proxy. -
Geddes~-A. N. Atohison. II. Surface, NJ
Crowell.
The report OF Committee on Permanent
Organization and Order OF Business Wal
as follows.
VIM. Beard was chosen permanent Sec
rotary, and W. s. Marchant and Benjamin
Saunders Assistants.
The Chair appointed as Tellers, VIM
Doolan and @. L. Broy.
For Sergeant-at-Arms the following vot'
was cast: W. H. Mayor ~, Lew Kelly 10
| Alex. Mckay 81, Frank Whittenberg 8
j. Lean Is.
On motion Of Mr.. Wren the rules wer.