Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-10-04
ThE REPUBLICAN CONVENTIoS
The Winning Ticket Nominated mt
Candeiaria ast Tuesday

NFtb'f N'iiNNiIAlft htSaAi w SdNhCi III
Candelaria last Monday evening and
were received with saiutes and bon
fires. The Candeiarians made things
pleasant for their guests, and when
the Convention assembled On Tuesday
morning everybody was in Il good
humor.
The meeting was called to order by
Mr.. Cross, Chairman Of the County
Central Committee, and A. w. Croker,
of Hawthorne. was chosen temporary
Chairman. George j. Garrison was
elected temporary Secretary and John
Blair temporary Assistant Secretary.
John Murtough was elected temporary
Sergeant al Arms.
The following committees were ap.
pointed:
On Credentials-A. Summerfeld, c.
Novacovieh and james Cross.
On Permanent Organization and
Order of Business-Jnhn NJ. Campbell,
William Veileh, Horace Marden, j.
NJ Jones and E. Trudo.
On Platform and Resoluions-J. l..
Wilson, j. c. White, T. II. Wells, 6.
l.. Albright and John Goodwin.
Adjourned until p. NJ.
On re-convening, ihe Committee ON
Credentials reported the following AS
entitled TO Seais in the Convention:
Z. Novacovich, II. Marden, John W
Gray &C. N"vacovich, proxy, George
A. Green, from Aurora.
John ellis Ct. H. Wells, proxy, G
S. Nixon (B, A. Gamble, proxy, NJ. NJ
Cnmstock, John Goodwin, from Belle
Vile
Benjamin Dickinson q. l. Wilson,
proxy from Cambridge.
Fred Corkhiil, Len Clifford &c L.
Mayo, proxy, L. E. Mayo q. L. Foster,
proxy, A. l.. Woodcock, w. l.. Rob
son, c. p Wilson, II. p. Owens, +. W.
Read. G. l.. Albright, from Candelaria.
E, Truio, Asa Merry DANES Gross,
proxy, from Columbus.
w. Veitch. Sylvester Light, from
Coryyhle
Glen Ogg "a. SnmmerIield, proxy
John Hawthorne "a Summertield,
proxy, from Garfield.
Z. Van Alstine, j. L. Stoner "a.
Summerfeld, proxy, David Graham,
C. b. Kimball, A. Summerfield, from
Hawthorne.
b. w. McClane ID. d. Murphy,
proxy, d. d. Murphy, from Luning.
NJ W. Jones q. ~ Jones, proxy,
from Furnace Canon.
A Il. Keller, from Rhodes Marsh.
E. L. Drappo "a w. Croker, proxy,
from Tel, Marsh.
j. Z. Roach. E. Moran q. e. Roach,
proxy from Sweetwater.
John II. Beam &. |. Wilson, proxy.
from Pine Grove.
/ II. Stiih "a. W. Croker, proxy,
o. E. Nash, from Soda Springs.
A. S. Campbell C. B. Kimball,
proxy. j. G. White, from Mckenzie.
VILE.
G. W. Smslley &c. Van Alstine,
proxy, from Aida Valley.
Alex. Palm John NJ. Campbell,
proxy, from Silver Peak.
A. G. McAfee, George w. Leidy,
from Fish Lake Valley.
There was contest over the repre-.
sen,ation from Gold Mountain, which
the committee submitted to the Con
vcnlion, and after considerable discus
sion it was decided to admit the prox
| les Of both claimants. and James
Cahalv G. G. McAfec, proxy and r.
L. Ward %. NJ. Campbell, proxy were
reported AS delegates
The Committee on Platform and
Resolutions submitted the following
PLATFORM.
| R,solred, That we heartily ind rs- the
platform of principle. put forth by tue
| National Republican Convention AZ Chics o
IN jun, 1884: First, 0ecnnse 1t 10 trnthful:
second, because IL is sound. and third be
| cause 1t is pain and unnistakAble in its
| enGnciat ons
| HeSOiced That we accept NTH grateful
| hearts aud indo sc, without hesitation or any
| degree OF mental reservation, the nomination
of hon. James G.. Blaine or President and
General John \ Logan for Vice Pre.idrnt;
that We will accor, 10 tnem our ardent and
indi,dual support, and will hail With mex
| irresistible satisfaction their election To the
| highest Offices in the gilt of the American
people,
hes0ired, That we earnestly indorse the
resolutions adopted april ~, 1884, and Sep
| lem er I, iSSl BY the Republican Statc Con-
yentiun Of Nevada. and that The stand taken
b, our party IN this state in favor of retrench-
m mt and reform in the administration Of
State and count, governments commands our
ml sympathy and shall enlist our most
hearty an tircloss cooperation.
RfSoired, That in the judgment OF this
Convention the eAigencies OF the times i'm
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