The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1904-07-30


of the Silver Party Of Eureka County
was held Friday evening of last weeh
in the Office of the Justice of the Peace
in Eureka. A quorum was present, and
the following proceedings are taken
from the Secretary's minutes. Under
the head vacancies filed" the follow.
ing resolution was introduced:
WHEREAS, r. Sadler having regis
tered and voted in Carson City, Ormsby
County. State of Nevada. at the general
election in said State in 1902, and sub
sequent to the date Of his election as a
member of the County Central Commit.
tee of the Silver Party for Eureka
County, he. the said Sadler, by his
change of residence, as evidenced by his
having registered and voted as afore-
said. is no longer a legal member of said
Committee. and in consequence thereof
there is a vacancy in said County Cen.
trail Committee, which should be filled
at this time therefore, be it
Resolved, That this Committee pro-
coed at ono to fill said vacancy"
The resolution was adopted, and Alex
Fraser of Eureka was appointed to I'LL
the vacancy.
The resignation of r. Mechanics of
Eureka precinct was accepted, and Rob-
ert A. Laird of Eureka appointed to fill
the vacancy.
The places of M. Antoniazzi of Pros
pect District and George L. Engstrom
of Beowawe District were declared "a
cam on account of non-residence. and
Joseph Franchi Of Prospect and J.. w.
Eberts of Beowawe were respectively
appointed.
A vacancy in Garrison District wa
filed by the appointment Of Frank
Quinn of Cortez.
The County Central Committee is
now composed of the following: Eu-
reka District, No. ALEX Fraser. John
Depaof, George Gavin, Robert Raftice.
John Hancock, ST., B. Merialdo. r. A.
Laird. W. J. Hooper Ruby Hill Dis
trict, No. 2-J. G.. Kitchen, William
Laird Prospect District, Nc. 3-Joseph
Franchi /; Mineral Hill District, No. A.
B. L. Plummer, Jr.; Paiisade District.
No. ST. R. Jewell Beowawe District,
No. 81. w. Eberts (; Garrison District,
No. Frank Quinn.
Robert A. Laird of Eureka was elected
Chairman, and John Hancock, ST., Sec
rotary (re-elected).
A vote Of thanks was rendered the re-
firing Chairman. w. J. Hooper of Eu.
reka. for his efficiency as presiding Off
Ger during the past two years. A SINH
lar vote was also rendered Secretary
Hancock for past services.
A resolution by was adopted dividing
Eureka County into three districts
for the purpose of electing delegates to
the State Convention, and apportioned
as follows:
District Nc. Eureka, Ruby Hill and
Prospect, three delegates.
District No. 2-All north of Eureka to
the Railroad Hay Ranch, one delegate.
District No. 3.-All north of the Hay
Ranch, including Palisade. Beowawe
and Cortez. one delegate.
The following resolution was read and
adopted
"WHEREAs, This being the busiest
season of the year for the people of Eu.
reka County, and a very large portion OF
our population, especially of electors,
are now at work in the hay aud harvest
fields, as we'll as in the mines and out
prospecting, in consequence Of which
this Committee deem it neither feasible
nor practicable to hold primaries for the
election of delegates to the State Con.
vention of the Silver Party of the State
of Nevada to be held at Winnemucca
on Monday, the 22d day of August.
1904 ; therefore. be it
Resolved, That this Committee pro-
coed at this time to elect five delegates
for the County of Eureka to said Con-
vention."
The delegates elected to the State
Convention by the County Central Com
mittee are Peter Breen of Eureka, John
G. Kitchen of Ruby Hill and John
Depaoli Of Prospect, representing Dis