Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-10-09
Republican County Convention.

at ll:3O yesterday, by +. S. Earring
ton, Chairman Of the County Com-
mittee.
Train No. 1 being late the conveu-
ton adjourned till l r. NJ.
Tie convention mot at l T.. NJ, and
j. a. Palmer, OF Carlin, and Edgar
iieinhart, Of ElIio, were placed in
nomination for temporary chairman.
On motion tho election was made
by ballot, each precinct casting rs
many votes US entitled to delegates.
G. IL. Sproule and .. l. q. Fair
child were appointed teliers.
Roll Of precincts called with the
following result:
Palmer .........- ......2O
Edgar Reinhart receiving the most
votes was unanimously elected CHAIR
man.
w. T. Smith WAS elected Temporary
Secretary.
On motion OF DR.. Meigs committees
Of D each were appointed on Creden-
tials, Permanent Organization, Order
of business and Platform AMI Rrso.
lutiUns.
Credentials Il c Plunkett. Samuel
Howard, " L Smith, Myron Plxiey
and G.. Outlet.
Platform and Resolutions 81 . l. c
F~airchiId, G ii Si,:oule, Frank rer-
Maid, VIM Mitchell, } j Campbell.
Permanent Organization and Order
Of Businrss-J j Mvigs.J \. Palmer,
y Hays, NJ i Booth, j b Moore.
Jas. Russell WAS appointed tempo
rary SerSeaut-at-Arms.
Convention adjourned till 3 y. NJ.
Convention met ut 3 T.. p.
COMMITTEE on CREDENTIALS.
We the Committee on Credentials
find the following named gentlemen
entitled TO Il Feat in this Convention:
CaTiin-J L Hayes, 5 Z Howard
proxy, T. l. Robinson, Jas Flahcrty
proxy, j \ Palmer, Jas FIaherty, & r
Williams, S p Howard.
Clover-rom kane, Dillon Roberts
proxy, Dillon Roberts.
Mountain City-Eusane Parks. J IL
Taber proxy, Win Plumb, J ii 1Gber
proxy.
Weiland's-S G. Weston, j L Moore
proxy.
1ccoma-J NJ Johnson, J ] Meigs
proxy.
Wells-E Becson, c Quilici proxy,
VI Z Allen, g QuiiIci proxy, AJclph
Finck, G Quilici proxy, u Giuni, Z
Quilici proxy, Outlet.
Toano-Unrepresentel.
Starr Valley-Uurepresented.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Tuscarora-(S f R~oseberry. L II
Mead, IL Paulscn, W Willis. CO High
tower, j L Heron, &c Pluuhe,t, Jr.
+ II Alien, * l. Steel, " G Clark, q
) watkins, Frank Ennor, L " Dove,
Frank Curicux, & = Wilson, :, \
3mlth, TIC PlunkeIt proxy fer all lo)
Tracy Fairchild, o l. G. f'airchild
proxy, Z NJ Chaplin, O l. c F'airehild
proxy, NJ p Booth, J Il Mason, VI Z
Booth proxy.
South Fork-P J Ogilvie, E c Nc
C!clian proxy.
Railroad-FJ Franks, ES Earring
ton proxy.
North Fork-Unrcprcseutei.
North Ruby-A Hayes.
Mound Vallcy-Wm Mitchell.
Mardis-W Waters, l " Hall
proxy.
Lnmoillc valley-Myron Pixlcy, j
II Hayward, Myron Fixley proxy.
Jack Creek-Unrcpresentcd.
Island Mountain Unrcprcscntcd.
Haileck-Ed Kelly, J J Campbell
proxy.
Huntington Nnlley-A W Brown.
Columbia-Unrepresented.
South Ruby--Thos Short, j Meigs
proxy.
White Rock-Frank Riddle, o T.
Green proxy,J w Frost, & II Spruuic
proxy.
Pleasant Vallcy-Unrepresented.
EIko-Ias Clark, VT Saith proxy.
JAS Russell, W Il Smith proxy, II
Stoker, Edgar Reinhart proxy. ID Ag-
new, a Bruce proxy, + y F,rnuid,
Hugh Sheridan, Edgar Heinhart, Tom
Van Drielen.
j Campbell admitted 10 tho Con-
vention from lIailcci aud Fort Hal
leck without credentials by unani-
nous vote.
Several ?r"ries, not having given
power OF substitution were admitted
to convention by unanimous vote.
Delegations OF Carlin md Tusca-
rora allowed TO till vacancies by vote
Of the Convention.
Tho report was thcn adopted.
The attached report OF the Commit.
tee On Permanent Organization was
submitted and ordered adopted:
REPORT OF COMMITTEE on PERMANENT
ORGANIZATION N ORDER OF BusI-
NESS.
We beg leave 10 recommend that
the temporary olliccrB 10 made per.
mancnt.
That tho order Of business DO as
follows:
Report OF Committco on Crcdon-
tials.
Report OF Committee OH Platform