Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1896-08-08
BRYAN and SILVER.
Eureka County Bryan and
Sewall Silver Club Or
ganized.
The Meeting Largely Attended
Speeches, Band aud Bonares
Make It Nearly n RatI.
ficatfon Meeting.

Eureka may be a little slow 10 givisg
expression 10 its dominating political con-
v%ic,ion, but when the principles so inter
woven with its interests are brought to a
lest 81 the polls, the almost unanimous
vote is always evidence OF the sincerity Of
its people. Considering the fact that this
lie &C we'll known and generally scknow-
lodged. the attendance at the Courthouse
Monday evening was q gratifying evidence
Of the life yet in our le.hargy. Rather as
q proof to the outside world OF Eureks's
orthodoxy, than through need for such an
organization. was the inception Of the Eu-
reka County Bryan and sewall Silver Club
at the Courthouse Monday evening.
In response to the call issued by Hon.
Thomas Wren, member Of the National
Executive Committee of the Silver Party,
9 large number Of people. including many
ladies, gathered TO carry but this idea.
The meeting was called to order by Mr..
Wren. who spoke in glowing terms of the
outlook for the success OF Bryan and Sew
ell and stated the object Of the meeting.
Temporary organization was then ei-
fected by Hon. Thos. Wren being made
Temporary Chairman and George A. Bart
lett Temporary Secretary. On motion 9
committee Of seven was appointed to draft
resolutions and suggest name Of club and
heading for club rolls. consisting Of M. b.
Bartlett. H. A. McKim, H. Kind, Hon.
G. E. Allen, Hon. John Gregovich, John
Hancock and E. W. fremont, Chairman
Wren being also added to the committee.
The committee reported the following
resolutions, which we're received and
adopted without a dissenting voice:
Resolved, That this club shall be known
as the Eureka County Bryan and Sewall
Silver Club.
Resolved, That the object OF the forma-
ton Of this club is to unite all persons.
without regard to present or past party af-
citations, In favor Of the election OF Wm.
j. Bryan a. President OF the United States
and Arthur Sewall as Vice President, and
in support Of the same Presidential cleo
tors this organization TO in no way in
terfere with the present party organiza-
tions or with the election OF State or local
candidates for Office.
Resolved, That the following be added to
the above resolution as q heading for club
rolls OF membership 1--WE, the under
signed. hereby subscribe our names as
members Of the Eureka County Bryan and
sewall Silver Club, and pledge our support
OF the following resolutions"
Permanent organization was then pro-
elected President Of the club. and George
A. Bartlett as Secretary.
The following committees we're ap-
pointed to secure signatures to the club
rolls Of membership, and on completion Of
such rolls to forward same TO the Secretary
for fling with the records Of the club:
Eureka. First Ward-Hon. John Gregg.
vich, George Gavin, George CLARK, G. Ros-
setti, s. Reynolds, Clay Simms, @, H. Gro.
nant and Hon. G. E. Allen.
Eureka, Second Ward-H. A. McKim,
A. Jackson. NJ. H. Joseph, ]. H. Hoegh,
G.. II. Mullins. J. W. Lambert, A. Skill
man. ]. G.. Ford, ]. G. Powell, J. W.
Brown. M. P. Murphy, Peter Bresn and
Dennis Coyle.
Ruby H%ili-Johr Hancock, Charles Cur.
now, Lewis Rogers. Simon Fraser. S. Tip.
pie and John G.. Kitchen.
Diamond Mine-wm. Hamlyn and E.
W. fremont.
Palisads-E. NJ. Baum and Thomas R.
Jewell.
Beowswe-olivsr Benson and Charles
Jones.
Whites Rsnch-James White.
Mineral Hill-Amos Plummer.
Alphs-E. Boomhower.
Cortez-W. North.
The Secretary was directed 10 notify and
forward TO those committees copies of the
resolutions adopted.
M. Karsky. @. 8. BAtchelder and DR.. B.
J. Powell we're appointed 3 committee to
make 8 small collection to be used for the
purpose OF buying q record book, station
cry and other necessary materials.
Hon. Thomas Wren Was called upon,
and he entertsiningly related many Incl
dents Of the recent ST. Louis Convention.
and in the course Of his remarks paid the
women speakers who addressed the con-
vention 9 glowing tribute.
The meeting adjourned subject 10 the
call Of the President, and three rousine
cheers, proposed by II. A. McKim, were
given for Bryan and Sewall.
One Dollar tO Leave the state