Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-09-25
REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION.
Permanent Organization e.
fected.
PlslLEE? DOYLE OF CARSON
CHAIRMAN.
AE..c rHei EMIL o O'Clock This
Morning.

! Va lHc tCtdiG SstHeid III ttin iiiit.G CT.
a short speech he called the a
tention Of the Convention to tn
important ,rus. which had brouyh
them together and urged that tn
Convention would in its unpledge
capacity nominate tie stronsc:
'.:.ln. Such { cGu.se would cnsur
party harmony and p..ce win
ming tickc: in The fc!l.
Mr.. Wren placed Philip Doyl
in nomination for Chsirnan Dove.
nominated Thomas Wren Of Enre
ka. Mr.. Wren declined. The
nomination was made unanimou.
and Mr. Doyle escorted to the chair
Mr. Doyle thanked the Convention
for the nomination and pledges
the contention tina. his actions
would be governed alone by regard
for the cCoi C The party.
Wines Of Eureka nominated
William lily Dcanc az TEN porary
Secretary Hon. Thomas Wells Of
Earcka seconded the molten. Ua-
animouSly elected. NJ. +. Wilson
was elected assistant Secretary.
G. Z. Dobbs. Z! Or.nshy and Gas.
y. Joaos Of Washoe and Napoleon
King Of Storey were placed in nom
ina;ion for Sergeant at Arms.
Do5bs elected on the first ballot
II L. Glover OF Ormshy County
and Napoleon King of Storey we're
placed in nomination as -AssiStan;
Sargent q. arms. Mr. King was
elected.
COMMITTEE On CREDENTIALS.
The following Committee on
Credentials was appointed:
Churchill. ". Williams: Doug
las, John Brockilss; Exc, f. Hud-
son; Esmelalda, j NJ. Jones; Eu-
reka, b. Gilman; Humboldt. II. j.
Pratt; Lander, J. \. Blossom: Lin
coin. j. Poujade; Lyon, j. Il. Shaw,
Nye, Thomas Narburtor: Ormsby,
John Barkley: Store, D. II. Fra
yer: Washoe, c. T. Bender. White
Pine, IT, G. Poujade.
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION AND
ORDER OF BUSINESS
The following Committee on Or
ganizaiion and Order Of Business
was appointed:
Churchill, j. W. Ferguson; Doug
lass, j. Rodenbaugh; Elko. K. p. |
Hamill; Esmeralda, II. G.. Tur-
ner; Eureka, NJ ID. Foley; Hum
boldt, d. I. Humphreys; Lander, |
4. I. George; Lincoln, f. D. QUITS;
Lyon, Il. Pierce; Nye, K. L. Gilbert;
\. Livingston; Storey, l..
p. Wardle; Washoe, ii. W. Hig |
gins; White Pine, \ c. Cleveland |
AND RESOLUTIONS.
The following Committee was
Churchill, J. w. Eerguson;
Douglas, NJ. l.. Spooner; Elko,
J. S. Mayhugh; Esmeralda, i
Eureka, Thomas Wren;
Humboldt, I. Nelson; Lander,
". Whittier; Lincoln, c. NJ.
Hopkins; Lyon, W. c. Dewey:
Nye, i. NJ. Baller; Ormsby, G.
:. 1haxter; Storey, A. }. Me-
Donald; Washoe, W. Thompson;
White Pine, F.. NJ. Robinson.
A resolution endorsing Sen
tor Jones and Hon. William
Noodburn was introduced by May
hugh of Elko, and referred to the
Committee on Platform and Reso.
utions.
\ resolution bv Cheney Of Eu-
eka providing against the present.
ury law as amended by. the last
was read aud referred
o the Committee on Platform
nd Resolutions.
AFTER RECESS.
The Committee on Credentials
that the temporary
Ulcers be considered the perm anent
Ulcers and found that the following
AIMED persons were entitled to
eats in the Convention:
CHURCHILL co.
ferguson, J w '.
v Williams, w. w
DOUGLAS co.
,rOckliss, John F
Jacob
pooner, M. f
g. w
ELKO co. /.
'oster, Thomas Coates. NJ F