Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-04-16

state especially they are endesvoring 10
secure an endorsement OF the AdminIstra-
ton Of Harrison BY the Renublicsn State
Convention, soon 10 meet tc elect dele
gates 20 the Republican National Conven-
ton. and the election Of delegates BY the
Democratic State Convention, soon 20
meet 20 elect delegates 10 the Democratic
National Convention, who will vote 10
nominate Cleveland for the Presidency.
To rebuke treschery 10 the silver inter-
est in the past; 10 denounce treachery 10
the silver interest in the future, aud pre-
vent 10 II possible; 10 denounce the action
Of packed conventions. IL necessary; 70
give the people an opportunity In mass
conventions TO express their real views and
sentiments. and in every way possible 70
promote free coinage and the mining in
,erest OF Nevada, we have met together to-
night, irrespective Of party. resolved 10 be
no longer tricked or humbugged or mis-
represented by packed party conventions
or treacberous public servants.
After Mr.. Wren had concluded his
speech the following resolutions we're Of
fered and unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That this organization be
known a. the Eureka County Silver Club.
\ hD n u thAu a c1nlA tOucAtt VI y
President, Vice President, two Secretaries
and an Executive Committee.
Resolved, That all persons joining this
organization be required TO sign The fol-
lowing pledge: We hereby pledge our
selves..to use all honorable efforts. indepen-
dent Of past party affiliations, to secure
the free coinage OF silver. and 10 promote
the mining interests OF Nevada.
Resolved. That an Executive Com
mittee be appointed by the Chair. whose
duty 10 shall be 70 correspond with the
friends OF this movement, elsewhere In
this State, and in out sistdr silver States
and Territories. 10 call public meetings
whenever deemed desirable. and 10 take
all other steps tending TO advance the
csnse OF Free Coinage Of Silver.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Eureks-Thos. Wren, r. Sadler. Chas.
Ls~utenscblsger, A. Jackson. r. N. Heit-
mann, A. Skillman, O. O. Wallace. II. A.
Knight. Geo. W. Cassidy. A. L. Fitzgerald,
Henry Rives. DR.. jas. Williams. A.
Hintz. p. MoElroy. Geo. O. Englert. Jas.
Morris, Geo. Gavin. j. G.. Ford, W. j.
Tonkin. Luther Clarke, J. W. Lambert, J.
T. Wheeler, A. d. Rock. Henry Kind, H..
O. McTerney. @. A. Fletcher, Thos. Z.
Haley. +. MsgginL G.. Zsnoli. John Tore.
A. G.. CLARK, John G~regovich, ID. f..
Lewis. Owen Rice, Barney Nulty, Thos.
Dale, T. J. Brsmenksmpf, j. W. Brown,
M. Scheelipe. r. M. Beatty, DR.. J. r. N.
Owen. Chas. Ferrsris. Peter Breen. John
Heubner.
Dunderberg mipe-Alex. Fraser.
Diamond mine-Maurice Hartnett.
Ruby Hill-Abe Laird, j. H. Mckenzie,
Chas. Curnow.
Pslissde - t. r. Jewell, Ernest z.
Evans.
Cortez-D. Fslconer, J. b. Dougherty.
Alphs-E. Boomhower, J. N. North.
Mineral Hill-Amos. Plummer, Joseph
Flynn.
Secret Canyon-M. Dougherty, Hiram
Crowell.
Beowswe - Frank Engstrom. Joseph
Mcconnell.
Resolved. That ten (l0) members OF the
Executive Committee, shall constitute .
quorum for the transaction Of business.
Resolved, That all persons, irrespective
OF party, be invited to join this orgsnizs-
ton, who are in favor OF the Free Coinage
OF Silver, and OF using all honorable
means TO that end. and to promote the
mining interests Of Nevada.
The meeting adjourned TO Saturday
evening, April 16. 1892. at 1880 O'Clock.