Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-07-28
EUREKA POLITICS.
Sadler Gees on the Rampage and
BoiIs up the Pol teal Pot.

BoiIs up the Official Pot.
Ed. Appeal:-Thi7king that 1.-the
Eureka news might be welcome to your
columns l send the following report
of the last Silver Central Committee
meeting held here ana its subsequent
results.
The meeting wss very largely a
tended. there being - out Of Is meta
hers present. Vacancies caused BY
the removal from the county Of three
CT the Committee we're filed, in one
case after a close contest Then the
fact OF Mir. Sadler having voted in
Ormsby county at the last election was
called to the attention Of the meeting.
Thereupon the following preamble
and resolutions were introduced AMI
unanimously adopted:
Whereas: r. SadIer. q former men,
Der Of this committee, having regis
tered and voted in Carson City, Orms-
by county. State Of Nevada at the
general election in 1902. and sub "a
quent to his election as member If
the Committee, he the said Sadie,
by his change of residence from Ell
reka to Ormsby county as evidenc I'd
by his having registered ard voted as
aforesaid. is no longer a legal memb "
Of said Committee and in consequence
thereof there is vacancy in said com
mittee which should be filled:
Therefore. Be it resolved that this
Committee proceed at once to fill said
vacancy"
County Commissioner
Alex Fraser was elected to fill the
vacancy.
Peace and harmony may now be ax
| pected in county politics.
r. A. Laird. a prominent miner was
elected Chairman Of the Commits
| for the ensuing term vice w j. Hoop
er and John Hancock, Sr.. was re
elected Secretary.
A resol alton was then adopted un
| animously that in view of the fac
thai this was the busiest time of tn,
ty, a large nun Der of our electors
being at work in the harvest fields
in the mines and out prospecting. ;
was neither feasible nor practicable
to hold primaries for the election O
delegates to the State Convention an
that the Committee proceed then an
there to elect five delegates to tn
Convention
The following persons were then II
anim0usly elected;
Election Dist. No John Depao
j. g. Kitchen and Peter Breen
Dist, No. j G. Crombie
Dist, No 3-Nathaniel Hawkins
The Committee then adjourned
The meeting was held with opc
doors and it is safe to say that
, more harmonious or better regulat ;
meeting was never neld in the count
nor one that promised better result
for the Fusion ticket this comm
. election.
Sadler's Primaries
When the Ex-Governor found on Sa
. urday that he had been fired fro
the county central committee he ros
to the occasion
He at once organized himself int
a single handed county central con
| mittee, and with an old gentlema
named Asa Eddy. a life long Repu'
lican, (unless lie las recently reform
ed held primaries eecting hin
self and four others whom he place
on his ticket without their knos
ledge or consent. Mr. Sadler was sol
clerk and Mr. Eddy sole judge Of tn
f go down in history with as much r.
, nown as the celebrated tai}ors c
+ Tooley Street
For the credit Of the party, let
he known that with all MS efforts Sa
Ter was unable to get a single memb.
of the committee to side with {
sanction his Quixotic proceedings, ~
single Silver party man to act i;
Judge or clerk p his SO called "prir
6 aries. Repeated visits to places
liquid refreshments enabled him
+ drum up a round dozen to patroni
V his primary" not one half of who
rlen
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