Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-08-29
THE TICKET NAMED.
Sparks For Governor
Van DuZer For Congress


Yesterday wound up the Fusion con-
ventions as far as the nominations are
concerned. That the meeting will live
as one of the hottest contested bat
ties in Nevada politics, there is no
doubt. The length of time taken by |
the members began to weary the on |
lockers, and those who lived outside |
of the scene were beginning to believe |
that the boys would keep at the work |
until election day.
This is all over and the ticket is
named.
The delay was caused by the Con-
ference Committee, that took more
than the usual amount of time, and it
is understood that it took heap OF
talking to adjust the affairs OF two
parties in one room.
The town of Carson was at sea most
of the day. Johnny Hill, at the Ar
lington, kindly kept his grapevine te-
lephone line in operation, and the
boys received information OF all kinds.
First they nominated a man and then
they didn't. and by the time the wires
were down the whole ticket was
thrown over the fence and new one
IN formation.
The Conference Committee.
The Conference Committe seemed
to have the fate of the nominees in
hand and as they failed to report, or
the report failed to be ratified, there
seemed to be doubt IN the minds of
many that the convention would get
down to nominating before another
day. The following was the division
of Offices as decided upon by the com.
mittee:
Committe on Conference: To the
Democrats-Governor Congressman
Attorney-General, Long term hegent
and Superintendent OF Public Instruc
ton. The other Offices fall to the Sill
yer Party, and are Lieutenant Gov
ernor, Justice of the Supreme Court
Secretary of State, Treasurer, Con
troller, Surveyor-General State Print
er and Short term Regent.
The respective delegations will theI
nominate five district judges Accor
ding to the report of the committee
on Permanent Organization and Or
der of Business, the candidates are t.
be assessed for campaign purpose:
in sums ranging from 500 to $50
Following was the Committee OF
Conference:
Democratic
Churchill-B. F. Douglass.
Douglas-Wm. Mccormack.
Elko-H. H. Coryell.
Esmeralda-D. J. RObb.
Eureka-H C. McTerney.
Humboldt-W c. Noteware.
Lander-F. A. Lembaugh.
Lyon-N. Randall.
LincOln-L. Syphus.
Nye-K. NJ. Jackson.
Ormsby-M c. Gardner.
Storey. R. Ryan.
Washoe-W. J. Lynch.
White Pine-A. Jackson.
Silver Party
Churchill. H. Kent; Douglas-]
Fettic; Elko-M. S. Wilson; Eureka
L. A. Harper; Humboldt-Chas Brow
Esmeralda-Gecrge S. Green; Lande
p Welsh; Lyon-E. H. Whitaker
lincoln. J. Earl; Nye-G. PittmaI
Ormsby-A. Livingston; Storey.
Quinlin; Washoe-F. G. Folsom
White Pine-H A. Comins.
The Ticket.
RENO, New, August 2S.-The VOL
of nominating the ticket is progress
ing. While there is number OF b
fights on the floor those who are
ceiving the nominations are bel,
chosen by big margin. Nearly
of the other candidates are watchi1
the Howell-Roff fight, as it still seer
to be anybody's fight. The two m
have mustered all OF their streng
and it is looked for close vote VIII
the roll is called.
KENO, New, Aug. %, 6 pint
nominations tor the Fusion ticl
have been completed. The fight
tween Howell and Rolf has result
in victory for Howell he winning
a vote of "A to S. There was sol
lively scrimmages over the fight,
the Howell forces have won the d
Following is the ticket as nominal
and endorsed by the two convention