Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-10-02
EUREKA REPUBLICANS
Fill the Opera House With
the Old Story.

thilfhbers ana Defies the ALI
gaior-NOt Ashamed of Ills Com.
pIexion-A Strong Ticket NOmi-
nated-Stray Shots.
AT 1890 A. NJ. Hon. Thomas Wren
called the convention to order in a brief
speech, in which he said: eve assemble
to-day as independent, American citizens
untrameled by any influence of crowd
or clique to nominate the best and most
acceptable ticket to the people,"
b. Gilman moved that Mr.. Wren act as
temporary Chairman. Carried.
W. ] Penrose moved that J. E. Jones
act as temporary Secretary.
For Sergeant-at-Arms James f. Mason,
Lew Kelly, E. H. Morton and Joseph Gill
were selected for temporary service.
The Chair appointed the Committee on
Credentials as follows: G. G.. Hubbard,
L. Monaco, George c.. Englert, II. Casey,
W. S. Marchant, B. Buzzo, W. j. Retail
lack, Jack Moore and j. L. Jones.
On Permanent Organization and Order
of Business; B. Gilmore, d. Falcolner, l..
w. Davis, G.. A. Fletcher, John Tore,
Thomas Pearce and Charles Ferraris.
On Platform and Resolutions: NJ. d.
Foley, A. l.. Cheney, Il. NJ. Beatty, Gus
Hintz, Clay Simms.
On naming Central Committee: +. II.
Hinckley, j. o. Jones and j. l.. Smith.
On motion, u recess for % minutes-till
II A. Mo give the various conventional
committees time to report.
THE REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON CREDEN-
TIALs
Was read by Secretary John E. Jones,
showing the following to be members en-
titled to seats in the convention:
Eureka, First Ward-B. Gilman, Robert
Crossan, G. A. Fletcher, W. J.. Smith, W.
II. Tyler, John Godfrey, j. T. Martin,
George O.. Englert, Henry Casey, NJ. A.
Douthett, Joseph Maginni, W. H. Stowell
proxy, r. 8. Young, John Tore, John
Fitzmaurice, Joe Regli proxy, Joseph
Maginni), Thomas Leonard, j. l.. Smith,
George Gavin, j. E. Smith, Jacob Hoegh,
II. A. Henderson proxy, j. b. Simpson, !.
and D. E. Lewis.
Eureka, Second Ward-Thomas Wren,
Louis Monaco, l.. W. Davis, Hiram
Hinckley), M. D.. Foley, Charles Lau-
/ tcuoCulhbeI ApIOA1b IL III bVdtbs
W. j. Penrose, Marion Terrell, Jack
WIN. Powell, Hank knight, Clay Simms,
Karsky (proxy, A. e. Cheney, John l..
Hinckley, VIM. Mulch proxy, Hank
knight, Matt Schatzlein proxy, John
Torre), John O.. Jones, D. Faulkner, Gus
Hintze proxy, W. j. SMITH, Thomas
Dixon, Charles Ferraris, Thomas Evans,
James Ii. Stevens, j. J.. Kermeen. Otto
Boetzel, Alex Mckay, VIM. Pardy proxy
w. j. Tonkin) and George s. Henderson
proxy, G. G. Wallace.
Ruby Hill, SOUTH. G. Kitchen, J. W,
Brown, Charles Curnow, ]. B. Holmes
VIM. Bryant, Tom Pearce, Ben Buzzo,
Jas. Penticost, Tom Jacka, W. d. Grifiths,
Ruby Hill, North-S. Longley proxy,
r.. Gillespie), II. Mechanics, W. j. Retail
lack and 8. Wallace.
Palisade-A. s. Longley, E. w. Note
ware and Thomas Summerall.
Cortez-No returns.
Mineral Hill-B. l.. Plummer proxy,
f. Ii. Hinckleyl, S. H. Fraser proxy, j,
Z. jones'.
Dunderberg-R. Rawlings.
Geddes-H. Carpenter and A. w. Atchin'
son.
Fish Creek-T. D. Page.
Pinto-Henry Fish.
Allison's Rancho. W. Matlock.
DEVILS Gate-Andy Loucks proxy, j.
II. Martini.
italian Ranch-D. Depaoli.
Phillipsburg-E. E. Phillips proxy, O.
G.. HUBBARD.
Diamond station-G. W. Taft.
Willows Station-D. o. Coleman proxy,
@. @. Wallace.
Wells Ranch-H. Kendall proxy, F,
II. Hinckley).
Beowawe-Frank l.. Engstrom proxy
". S. Marohant).
Alpha-E. Boomhower proxy, F. O.
Gorman).
Safford-Ed. Clay.
Pine Station-Joe WANNA proxy, j. b,
Bonnetti).
Hay Ranch-H. N. Fletcher.
Parry's Raneh-J. V. Evans.
Bailey's Rsnch-No returns.
Adams Hill-A. Fraser.
Oriental and Belmont-Orvis Ball.
Spring yalley-E. II. Rose proxy, q
O. Wallacel.
Eureka Tunnel-P. W. Eof.
Silver Connor-S. j. Beebe.
Roberts Creek-John Stibbins.
Mt. Hope. W. Huston.
Hamburg Mine-John Stinson.
Colorado Mine-John McNaughton.
Prospect Mountain-John Huebner.
REPORT ON PERMANENT ORGANIZATION AMI
ORDER OF BUSINESS.
That the permanent officers OF this con
vention consist of q Chairman, Secretary
and Assistant, and Sergeant-at-Arms anc
Assistant.
We recommend that r. M. Beatty bt
permanent Chairman and that all Other
officers be elected by the convention.
ORDER OF BUSINESS.
First-Report of Committees.
standardization of Secretary and AS
sistant.
Third - Election of Sergeant-at-Armf
and Assistant.
Professionalism Of Senator.
Fifth-Nomination Of thres Assembly
men.
Standardization Of Sheriff.
Seyenth-Nomination of Assessor.
Observation-Disclosures Of Treasurer.
Standardization Of District Attor-
ney.
Tenth-Nomination Of County CLERK.
Observation-Disclosures of Recorder.
Twelfth Nomination of short term