The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-03-14
REPUBLICANS ARE
ORGANIZED
County Central Committee
IieCted Chairman and
Secretary

The county republican central com
mittee, which assembled in Jas F.
Dennis office Saturday evening. March
IL. transacted the following business.
Elected f. NJ. Lee, cashier of The
First National Bank, chai man of the
county central committee.
Elected Deputy Sheriff Chas. Muller
mittee.
Divided the nineteen voting pre-
cincts in the county into seven stricts
and apportioned the twelve delegates
to the state convention to which Hum
boldt county is entitled among them.
Named the voting place in each dis
trict and the judges of election for the
primaries to be held satui day, April
2nd.
Adjourned to meet at the call of thu
chairman.
Thos. Nelson of Stonehouse was Sc
lected as chairman of the meeting
which was well attended. Chas. Null
eF acted as seer Tetary The first matter
TO receive attention was the apportion-
ment of the twelve delegates to the
state convention to be held in Vir-
ginia City on the 18th of April The
nineteen voting precincts were grouped
nto seven districts. voting place and
three judges of election for each Sc
lected as follows:
FL st district = Winnemucca, Hum
5oldt House, Mill City, Unionville and
9un Glen, Tia ee delegates; voting place
at Jas. f. Dennis Office; judges of cleo
slon, NJ. Reinhart, Chas. Muller and
:. r. Hayiland.
Second d st.ict-Loyelock. two dele
gates; voting place. S. r. Youngs:
judges. Emmett Reed, S. R. Young
sans Marker.
Third d.strict-Golconda. Adelaide
North's Ranch. two delegates; voting
place, j. A. Langwiths Office; judges
:. J. Button. j. A. Langwith. j. F
thompson.
Fourth district-Kennedy, one dele
gate; place Of voting. Winn & Lash
ers Office; judges. jules sarret. A. e.
Lasher. c. S. Winn.
Fifth distriet-Paradise and Willow
Point, two delegates; place of voting
A. Pasquale's; judges. Jas. Byrnes, Jr..
Il. X. Harvey. Geo. H. Piper.
Sixth district = Vicksburg, DEMO
Jackson Creek, .Quin River. one dele
gate; place of voting. schubeners
Judges, sol schubener. Nelse Larsen
A. T. Lay.
Seventh district-McDermit. Kings
River and Rebel Creek: place of vot-
ing. Andersons store; judges. Thos
Mcconnell, r. II. Corners, A. S. Ev
ans.
The organization of the county cen
trail committee for the coming yea
sas then considered, and +. NJ. Lee
and Chas Muller unanimously elected
After discussing the work to be done
and the political situation in the coun-
" for a time the committee adjourned
20 meet at the call of the chairman.
1t can be truly said. speaking ad
.isedly, that at no time in the history
Of Humboldt county has there been so
favorable prospect for republican sue
cess. EVERY inulcatloN warrants the
sei.ef that the next county officers
win be lepublicans. that the county
viii roll up good majo. ity for the
epublican electors, of whom there ar,
.hree from this state. ard that repub-
leans will represent the county in the
lext general assembly. Those of the
party who took up with the free sill
ser movement are returning, better
atished than ever with the principles
of the G and Old Party. and the re-
publ4cans viii gather from all sources
enough votes to bring about a radi-
cal change in the political situation
as it now exists With every condi
ton favorable. with the open abandon
ment of free silver hopes and ideas by
the former leaders of the silver party
and the satisfaction with and conf
dence in the republican leaders and
the doctrines they advocate. the party
in this county has but to put up the
right men for office in order to insLae
success at the polls next November.