The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-08-16

II. Lawry, proxy N Gibson; j. ). Wheatley
proxy, J. Vietta; AL Enright, proxy, N. P.
Dooley; j. Vetti and N. p. Dooley.
Helene C. +. Garrett, James McBirney
proxy; C. L. Garrett; Dan Roeder, proxy,
C. T.. Garrett; Alden Ferguson, proxy, G.
E. Garrett; James Gibson, proxy, c. f.
Garrett: and Samuel Reed, proxy, c. H.
Patchen.
Hiko.-J. J. Manning; W. A, Wilson
proxy, X. Leroy; and Chas Stein, proxy
VIM. Culverwell.
Meadow Valley Wash. -Chas. Culverwell
and A. C. Yoacbam.
Eagle Valey.-R Francis, proxy, c
Lytle and w. Hammond.
Bunkerville Ed Bunker, Jr., proxy, A.
Abbott; A. Abbott and J. n Bunker.
Overton. Calvin Kelsey, proxy, VIM.
Culverwel, and Ute Perkins, proxy, VIM.
Culverwell.
Committee on platform and resolutions re-
ported and report accepted adopting the
National Platform of the POpulist of Omaha
of 1892 and also made it obligatory that
each and every candidate pledge himself to
the support of that platform and the noml-
nees of the convention.
On motion it was unanimously resolved
that no nominees accept endorsement at
the hands of any other party, and if they
did so their names were to be striker from
the Peoples Party ticket, and that the
delegates to the State Convention be in
structed in like manner.
Nominations for officers then being in
ORDER Hon. c. II. Patchen placed in nomi-
nation John Rosder, and NJ Cohn placed in
nomination T. d. Turner for the Office of
Sheriff and ex.onicio Assessor. No further
nominations they were declared closed
Before vote was taken it was motioned and
carried that the majority vote rule. The
Chair appointed c. II, Patchen and NJ.
Cohn as tellers. The number of delegates
represented were 30 and necessary for a
choice being Il. John Roeder received 25
and Z. d. Turner T. whereupon Mr.. Roeder
was declared the nominee of the convention
for the Office of Sheriff and ex-otGcio
| Assessor.
II. w. Turner was placed in nomination
by the Hon. c. II. Patchen for the office OF
County Recorder and ex-otiieio Auditor and
elected by acclamation,
Joe Cook placed in nomination VIM.
| Culverwell for the office of District Attorney
and ex.otiicio School Superintendent and
was elected by acclamation.
The nominations for Treasurer being in
order, Charles f. Garrett presented the
name of A. Veitch who was nominated by
acclamation
r. Leroy placed in nomination as an
aspirant for the County Clerkship, II. J
Goodrich, who was declared the choice o
the convention by reclamation
For Public Administrator and Coroner
Archy Yoacham was nominated by VIM
Culverwell and declared the nominee of this
convention. by reclamation.
For Assemblyman, N. Gibson was PLACED
in nomination by II. Goodrich, n. p. Doole!
by NJ. Cohn and j. J. Manning by r
Leroy. The first ballot gave n. Gibson, :
n. P. Dooley, II; and j, j. Manning, IA
No choice 2nd. ballot-Gibson, 3; Dooley
IL; and Manning l6. No choice. n
Gibson then withdrew. 3rd, ballot
Dooley, u; and Manning 81. Manning re
ceying a majority of all votes cast was thel
declared the nominee of the convention fo
Assemblynan.
For Long Term Commissioner, T. Z
Edwards was placed in nomination by A
Abbott and John Simpson by NJ. Cohn, ali,
upon the votes being counted 7, Z
Edwards was declared the nominee, he re
ceiving 20 votes to Simpsons 10.
Chas Lytle was nominated by acclama
ton for Short Term Commissioner, he bein!
placed in nomination by VIM. Culverwell
The following persons were nominated b
the Convention as delegates to the People
Party State Convention to be held at Rem
on the 9th. dag of September 1894 G. L
Garrett, r. Leroy, Joe Cook, c. II
Patchen, J. Nesbitt, L. Bunker, a, Abbott
d. Roeder, Geo. S. Sawyer, A. Veitch, J
S. Wheatley and J. J. Manning.
The County Central Committee consists q
the following: T. L. Edwards, Chairman
A. Veitcb, Secretary; II. Goodrich, Treas
urer: c. Ii. Patehen, r. Leroy, L, Bunker
c. L. Garrett, n. P. Dooley, and job
Vietti.
II. Hartung was nominated by the pioch
delegation for Justice of the Peace but re
fused to sign the pledge supporting nom