The Black range., 1884-08-22
A. w. HARRIs.
VI. Il. JONES.
LEWIS kAHLER

LEWIS kAHLER
Report of said committee adopted.
The chair then .ealled the foregoing
named delegates who responded, took
their seats In the convention. A large
number of the delegates were then
called upon to address the convention,
among whom were Messrs. A. w. Har-
rs. J. NJ. Apodaca. Bias Chaves, 5.
Alexander, A. j. Hughes, A. Darraeh
and others, all of whom responded elo-
quent.y.
Upon motion the chair appointed
Mr.. q. NJ. Webster, A. j. Hughes and
Alfred Darreh committee on order Of
business who reported as follows:
Your committee on order of business
respectfully submit the following re-
port: 1st, Call to order; I'd, roll call
srd. appointment of com mittees. LIST,
permanent organization; End, resolu-
tions; 3rd. finance; 4th. election OF
delegates to represent Sierra county at
the republican territorial convention
5th. election of q chairman for each
precinct In the county who shall con
stitute the executive committee OF
Sierra county and whose duty shall bs
to call meetings whenever the samt
shall be deemed necessary.
tSd) 4. j. HUGHES, Gilman
j. Nj. WEBSTER.
ALFRED Darraeh.
The report of the committee wa'
unanimously adopted and committe,
discharged.
The chair then. after roll call, ap
pointed the following committees, viz
Permanent organization, $. Alex
ander, w. b. Jones, Il. w. Parker, G
w. Gregg and l.. Kahler.
Resolutions, G. w. Gregg, ]. M. Apo
daca and John Donahoe.
Finance N. GALES. Henry Toussainl
Jno. +. Clapp, A Donaldson, James !
Blain, Pedro Vallejos, Father BraG
and j. G. Plemmons.
The convention then proceeded t
the election of three delegate to th
republican territorial convention an
the names of Lewis Kahler, Georp
w. Gregg and Vincent Il. Beckel
were presented TO the convention
after winch nominations closed. Upo
motion each of the named gentleme
} were then elected delegates to the tel
! ritorial convention viva voce, afte
| which w. B. Jones, Bias Chaves an
' James Dalglish were elected alternate
0 to the said delegates respectively.
/, Here the convention adjourned II
Y five minutes, after which the follow
5 ing named gentlemen were electt
, members of the county central con
d mittee from their respective precinct
J. viz: Precinct No. /. 5. A. SCllcnbe
/ ger; No. 2. N. GALES; No. 3, ;. Ale
Q ander: No. A, Arthur Donaldson; No.
g Jose Tafoya; No. O. John McBrid
i No. 7, Juan Lepomsena Montoya; N
Q s, Bernado Chaves; Nc. o. Georl
, Turner; No. 10, Harvey Taylor; N
@ II. MI. Young; No IL, Henry Tou
saint. Moved by Mr.. Alexander tn
Hon. N. GALES be temporary chalrm'
of the county central committee Wi
power TO call meetings OF the san
Carried.
: Mr.. Clapp then presented resol
:, tion asking the delegates to the ter
. torial convention 10 use the
= flueiice to secure reduction in the c
:. pense of holding conventions throue
: out the territory. which was adopted.
" The secretary was then instructed
notify NIL members of the county CO
= trial committee of their appointme
:" and to publish the proceedings of {
convention in the BLACK RANG
= - Kingston Clipper, Lake Valley M
- Era, and the I'll Tempo of Las Cruc
O. The convention then adjourned wi
ID three cheers for Blaine and Logan a
Sierra county,
i. W. PARKER, Sec'y
Hillsborough. Aug, 18th. 1884.