Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-09-23

night session. The first two ballots
resulted in a tie and no selection. At
the third ballot Henry Deitereich lead
the list with eleven votes, just emo
ugh to win; Benton six and Smith
four.
The County Clerk and Treasurer
was handed to George Cowing on a
platter
The same happened to Sheriff Kin
ney and he is good for another two |
years.
George w. Keith was made the I'M
animous choice for District Attorney.
For County Commissioners, Ed
James was selected for the long term
and James Larson, of Empire for the
short term.
The constable fight brought out
| four candidates. E. Mara, Tim O'Con-
| nor, August Berning and P. Gillooly
The first ballot proved no vote and
upon the second Nudge Mara walked
off with the prize.
Judge Stone will hold down the
Justice Court for the next two years.
The nominations for the Empire
township were passed, as the delega-
ties stated that all was peace and
quiet on the river.
This concluded the ticket work and
with three cheers the convention ad-
journed. The following County Cen
two L
Stone, Will U. Mackey. F. w. Day,
F. Knoblock, H. R. Mighels. Neil Ma
her and Ed. Regain.
The Maqnanimous.
1t is no cit u T.. o:I,er aarty
that there is cleah chance for the
Sil\ er party to win with the ticket
nominated. All of the crdit is due the
Democratic convention and the men,
5ers of that party.
When It was found that the Silver
men would not concede in the points
asked. and there was the likelihood
of two tickets coming from the con
ventions. they adjourned without max
ing a nomination This leaves the
!, field clean, and the fight is now be-
tween the Republican nominees and
5 the ticket nominated by the Silver
convention.
Had the Democrats insisted on nam
:. ing their share of the ticket there
= would have been no chance for either
e ticket. AS it is now, the ticket stands
: an excellent chance to win and there
e is no doubt but that the Silver part,
:. will put up fight that will give thu
: nominees chance to show thu
r voters that a good ticket has beel
s placed before them.
o The Platform.
IS Carson City. New Sept %, 1902
e To the Chairman and delegates o
p the Silver Party County Convention
IS of the County of Ormsby,
II Gentlemen:
n Your Con
mittee on Platform and Resolution
n beg leave to report as follows:
r l. We approve and endorse tn
m Platform adopted by the State Coz
e. ventions of the Silver and Democrat
re Parties, and we pledge out candidate
lg to the support of the principles EMU
hit ciated therein.
a g. We recognize in Hon. Franc
rs G. Newlands, our present Congress
he man, a tried and faithful servant {
Sc the people of this State, who in Co
dS | STCSS has always IdUOTcu 1OT Tic Uc
nd interests of Nevada, we heartily e
nix dorse his candidacy for the Unite
lis States Senator, and pledge our legi
ok lative candidates to give him the
Ia unqualified support, and to use {
ce honorable means toward his electio
ey 3. We favor the regulation of t
hours of labor in this State, and I
cognize the right of the laboring m
be- to meet and organize into unions +
ng. their own protection, and we obje
ed to any unjust limitation Of that rig
no. whether by injunction or otherwi'
lad 4. We pledge our nominees for t
to Legislature against any reduction
ion the rate of interest on the purcha
It's price of State lands.
5. We recommend to our legisls
me We nominees, as well as to the peol
'ra- of our county generally, the pol
~" of furthering any practical plans
ca efforts toward the construction of 8
on rage reservoirs, for the conserving
e. waters for the irrigation of the wa
tnei land in this county. II;
inc 6. We favor good roads, 81
NV streets. and in fact all public impro
the ;fents CONSTANT with the reasona
rate of taxation and of advantage
the people OF the county.
tne Z. We recommend to our legisl
'mi- We nominees that they use all me;
1ks' in their power to assist in the ps
ing of laws regulating the cutting
'ere the second growth timebr in t
tion State and county. This we regard
men important, as the storage of water
MI. by the cutting from the water s.
The headwaters of the stream are
i've Drived Of the protection needed +.
'lac- g. We pledge our nominees
N. county and township offices t.
!, p. careful and economical Administered
II. we point with pride to the car
Inc management Of county affairs at
M hands of the Silver party of1c
vile. during their terms of office.
on Respectfully submitted
Ed. J. Walsh,
; not Ed. Regan,
reich H. R. Mighels.