The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-09-25
EUREKA BcHoEs.
(Br our REGULAR corrs.nop

iBY our Regular Correspondent.i
Miss Rose Kind left for San Francisco
last Friday to make an extended visit.
Mrs. Alex Mckay arrieved from To.
nopah on Wednesday last and will spend
the winter In Eureka.
Gov Sadler il spending few DAYS In
Eureka, making things lively ir his
own imitable free and easy style.
G. q. Duborg of Boewowe, Duncn
Falconer OF Cortez, and M. ReQsa Of
Faiisade were delegates to the Repub-
Lean County Convention from the
northern part of the county.
Tt4r, Ola issfss- 1aaoS.o. svx.oy. r..,..
Its third musical and literary entertain.
ment at the Presbyterian church build.
Ing on Saturday evening last. The
audience was scant one, owing to che
Indictment weather and the combined
attractions Of tho meeting OF the. Re.
publican Con ventlon held in the Opera
House, and the Saturday evening band
practice IN full swing at the Court
House. The following was the pro-
gram rendered:
Opening Hymn-Choir.
Recitation-A Bit of Shobpin2-..Mrs.
Il. A. Knight.
Vocal Soio---T d like to hear that song
AGAIN Miss Amy Ford.
Recitation---The Painter OF Seville..-
Miss Kate Mechanics.
Vocal Duet---W here s My Wondering
Coy Tonight---Miss Kate Swick. Mr.,
T. Williams.
Vocal Solo-.-Miss Cora Cronant,
Recitatiot---A Housekeeper's TrsQ.
edies---Miss Belle Pepper,
Closing Hymn---Choir. fs {. r..
was held at the Eureka Opera House.
Saturday Sept. 10th, at2 p. M, The
first convened since 1890. I. G. @. Whit.
more Chairman Of tho County Central
Committee opened the conventions With
Q few brief remarks as to the aspira.
tion and hopes for the future OF the Re.
publican party.
Following the election OF Mr. Whit.
more and Mr., Z. w fremont respective.
ly as Chairman and Secretary pro tenn,
were the appointments by the chair OF
committee ON credentials, committee on
pnrmanent organization and order OF
business. A committee on platform
and resolutions. leach COMMITTEES beInr
comprised of Eve msmbers).
The convention then adjourned In
meet at 1880 p. M. The con vention
work was then resumed, Chairman
Whitmore presiding.
Reports OF the different Committee
were received and adopted.
Duncan Falconer of Cortez was ulaced.
In nomination for the ONCE Of State
Senator by a. johnson, There being
Convention was INSTRUCTED e. CAT ca G. The
~, mfr. Faiconer.
Hon. r. 81. HUI then placed In nom.
lnatlon for the Office OF Assem- blyman
r. .. 5rossemer. K. W. fremont was
next placed In nomination for the Office
Of Assembly men. The motion being
duly seconded by 81 johnson. the votes
Of the convention were cast for The
allowed named candidates.
Other nominations were made a. fol.
lows.
p. 81. Hui, Assessor.
J. Nc Naughton OF Ruby Hill. Short
Term Commissioners, and Baker Gryv
or Public Administrator. The county
Central COMMITTEES was then author.
zed to fill vacancies should occasion re-
luire.
The election of q county Central
for the ensuing torn OF two |
ears was next in order. after which |
he Convention adjourned.
A notable event In the history of thu
catholic Church in Eureka was the
lsit Of Rt. Rev. Bishop Seaman of
'alt Lake City Utah, for the principal
purpose Of performing the Impressive
ights Of the laying on OF hands Per.
APPS the largest class OF candidates
yer presented for confirmation ia the
somsn Catholic Diocese OF Eureka.
anged themselves on Sunday morning
Ist before the alter rail to be ad mittad
D the church and to receive the Bfsh-
ps blessing. The class was composed
I twenty-seven members, nine bows
nd eighteen girls. The former wear
" the regulation white satin band
ow on the left arm, took precedence
} is the custom OF the church and the
ghts were first administered to them.
hey were followed by the class OF girls,
,e later picture OF innocence and pur-
, arrayed In garmsnts OF white with
owing wells. The alter was beautifully
with the customary candles
i'd mass of cultivated flowers cent !