The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-08-30
DEMOCRACY IN COUNC l..
Proceedings of n Democratic County
Central COMMITTEES.

The Democra ic County Central Committee
convened In Cherry Creek en- the 25ih. at IL
O'clock, with W. c. Los Q In he Chair, and
John Weber, Secretary.
Tho following delegates we're represented
In person or By proxy
Hamilton-Wm Hayes, Charles Wray, q.
WheaIley. proxyl
Duck Creek-A. Heiser. q. Wheatley.
proxy.
Cherry Creek-W. C. Love. T. E. Shine, ].
Weber. ". E. Harris. b.. +. Miller, Up. c..
Weber. proxy.
ScheIlbourno and CentervIlle George
Roddy.
Eberhardt and White River-P. NJ. Ellison
81. Whsatley, rroxyl. tHers Mr.. " heailey
aAso presented tn, proxy of Dennis McAllen,
which was objected to on tho ground that he
was not n member Ct the Committee. Tho
Secrciary's records showed that McAllen was
not q member Of the Committee, and bis
proxy was ruled out
Ward-M. B. Garraghan u. Wheatley.
proxy; Sol Hip, absent.
0sceola-W. Gregory 81. Wheatley, proxy.
Spring Valley n. c. Noe ~. Weber.
proxy.
Newark and Cold Creek-R. McMenomy.
absent.
On mo.ion Of T.. L. Shine the proxies ofN.
c. Noe and b. +. Miller were accepted. Also
all tbs proxies presented by John Whsatley.
except the MeAllen proxy.
John " heatley OBJ ected TO the manner in
which tho Executive Committee filled The va
cancies caused By The removal from the State
OF Geo. ". Taylor aud John Condor
Tho Chair overruled the objections. and
Mr.. Love defended the appointments us be-
ing regular and fair ia every particular.
Vi the Executive Committees right to fill
vacaneies there could be no question.
Mr.. Ahcatley thought the APP inted IF
81. liilp was III ide at 20 late n day as TO
nuke it impossible ior him 10 be represented
at this meeting.
The Chairman stated this was 40 fault of
the Executive Committee. The Cherry Creek
and ard vacancies were filled at the same
lime. severnl weeks ngo. but S.. Chisman,
who was appointed for Ward, happened 70 b
arssid mt Of TAYLOR tas was Condon before he
left the Staiel aid the Ward Democrats ask
oil for The revocation o. Chipman's appoint
men. and tn, Substitution Of u resident of
WHrd Tlis no quest. tn Chair aan STATED. " Is
complied with a sooa as possible after being
made known. aud Mt.ailp's Experimentation
yardeI in advance of the mails. Tho Execu-
tive Conmttes eodll do no more.
II was moved by +. c. Weber that the
County Convention be held IN the 9th day
Of september, lSI Motion carr d.
Moved by 7. c. Weber that the Convention
be n sd at Ci rry CresN on the LAY nan d.
Moved by john Wbeatiey that the Conyen-
tIon be held at Taylor.
The aye and NOES being called for the vote
stood Cherry Greek. d: Taylor. the Chair
no. voting. On announcing the result a lie.
the Chair gave thu de .iding vote to Oh ,rrs
Cresk, and il was ord red that tha Convention
be h IL hero IN The late ABOVE n IN 4.
On motion OF p. c. Weber, 1t was ordered
hit the Primaries to cleo, d,leeatss 10 the
Coanty Convention b, held on Tuesday. the
18th day of September. 1891.
On motion of +. c. Weber, it was ordered
that tue eolnty Convention consist OF y del
egntes. and that the apportionmeDt a hong
the several precincts, as read. be accepted
Cared.
A motion to reconsider prevailed. llamil-
ton To- receive one more delegate deducted
from Cherry Creek. Amended that Taylor
&c enc "a ore. Am ndment lost.
lhs trst motion to increase Hamilton's re-
presenta ion was carried.
Moved by I. L. Shine that no delegate to
the County Conye tim be allowed TO vote
more than one proxy. Lost.
Adjourned.