The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-08-02
IN a POLITICAL A

The Silver and Democratic delegates to
the State Convention from Storey county
are unpledged.
Eugene Howell's supporters nov claim
the full Silver party delegations Of White
Pine, Eureka, Elko and Humboldt coun-
ties.
Virginia Report: Judge Hawley for
United States Senator, f. S. Harrington
for Congress and A. c. Cleveland for Gov
ernor, will be the nominees OF the Re-
publican party for the offices mentioned,
is the forecast of q prominent member OF
that party.
Carson News: The returns from the
Silver-Democrstic primaries all over the
State seem to indicate that Sadler and
Howell will have a walk-over for re-nom-
i~nation. Much feeling is shown here on
account Of the work of outsiders, who
tried to defeat the ticket that was elected
in Carson.
Virginia Chronicle: The Chronicle
takes great pleasure in announcing the
candidacy for the Fusion nomination for
State Printer OF F. s. Cox, business man.
sger of the Evening Report of this city.
Mr.. Cox has resided on the Comstock for
many years and is immensely popular.
His host Of friends here will do their best
to see that he gets what he is after.
Reno Ledger: The Silver Party dele
gates elected in Reno SATURDAY. are sup
posed to stand 10 for Sadler and three for
Allen. For Secretary OF State they are
said to stand 8 for Rolf and 4 for Howell.
1t was an election run on the go-as-you-
please plan, and the less said about it
the better. Returns from all places in
the county demonstrate that Sadler and
Allen are about even. Howell has only
6 or Z delegates out of the 20. 1t is
said the whole Democratic delegation OF
Washoe county oppose Sadler for Gov
ernor and Howell for Secretary OF State.
Reno Gazette: Saturdays Silver Party
primaries resulted in a sweeping victory
for Ssdler and Howell against Allen and
Rolf in Reno and Carson. 1t was par
ticularly pronounced in Reno and there is
no denying the fact that Sadler and How
ell have the longest end OF the silver
coated wand. The Democrats were I'M
usually quiet for Democrats, and only
about n~inety-ive votes were polled. The
result, as usual at such a time, left its
mark on the breast Of many and the
heart burnings are numerous. The de-
feated faction has resolved itself into a
kickers' club, and nothing is too bad for
them to say.
Virginia Chronicle: According to the
Reno Journal and Carson Appeal Sadler
and Howell have carried nearly every Sill
yer party precinct in the State. The
truth Of the matter is, these two worthless
got far the worst OF it in Saturdays
proceedings. By the profuse use OF money
~ ANOhO Y Wao pun iIIOukn sup
posedly in their interests, but when the
shouting was done they learned that a
good portion Of the men they had worked
for were for other men. Out of the
Washoe delegation Rolf will have at
least II and possibly 10. Furthermore
the people of Reno are highly indignant
at the Outrageous bribery and corruption
OF last Saturday, and say that they will
down at the polls any candidate who ex-
poets to get a nomination by such meth
DDS. Governor Sadler was unpopular in
Washoe county before, but now he is de-
tested. He has rendered his own NOM
~ination simply impossible. 1t is under
stood that a majority Of the Eureka dele
gates are for Rolf. An estimate complied
from the returns in so far from Storey,
Washoe, Douglas, Ormsby, and Lyon,
gives Rolf A and Howell "a out of a total
OF l27 votes in the Silver party delega-
tons. Rolf needs 10 more and Howell
SO more to get a nomination.