Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-09-03

traitoras its secretary. Gray made
an explanation that failed to explain
to Thatcher, after which he told a
good yarn or two and for the time be-
ing was the idol of the unterrified.
j. B. O'Brien, a former Coloradan,
talking of the episode, said that the
Republicans would not stop short of
murder in an effort to accomplish any
end. Gray was the choice of the con-
vention save for two votes.
On the question of state central
committeeman, Sweeney again went
to the bat and made a motion to in
crease the number in apportionment
to one committeeman for every two
delegates and fraction thereof.
Gray pointed out organization to
Sweeney and Sweeney pointed out
methods of organization to Gray.
The jurist wanted a feather in the
cap of everybody so that they could
claim all the Democrats they found
wandering around loose. This was
put in the form of motion by
Sweeney and was carried.
II Churchill county-R. l.. Douglass,
II C. P. Cirac, Fred w. Kettles, Joseph
|, Jarvis, Lem Allen, Fred M. Whitman
i Douglas county-John Harrison
Mike Fay.
Elko county-Geo. Clayton, A. l.
Lemon, Geo. Mcintosh, Thos. Hunter
A. w. Hesson, H. w. Lane, Al Fisher
Esmeralda county-R. L. Hubbard
! w. ]. Lynch, p. F. Carney, Ed Nc
Grain, George Winkler, L. H. Rogers
Ben Rosenthal, j. Brannigan, A. ]
I Mcconnell, Fred Inman, T. ]. Brodi
gan, H. F. Breede, H. B. Fuller, Rich
ard Finn, j. l.. Garner, Ernest Sher
man, Howard Russell, d. Snowgoose
i Eureka county-H. G. NcTierney
3 T. R. Jewell.
: Lander county-H. J. Berry, H. E
S Harris, G. F. Pope.
: Humboldt county-A. F. Troues
S dale, e. A. Quicker, j. M. Hunter, W
C. Pitt, ]. D. Bradshaw.
o Lincoln county,. w. Clark, DI
r Balance, J. A. Clark, l.. Syphus, F
Williams, J. Denton.
!. Lyon county,. G. Young, H
d Pilkington, A. B. Gray. Greel
= Franch.
S Nye county-Zeb Kendall, Georg
b B. Thatcher, Charles Kielhofer, D. /.
n Robb, w. R. McFadden, H. R. Cooke
J. C. H. Mcintosh, S. F. Lindsey, F.
It Miller, H. J. Bartlett, G. E. johnson
l. Charles Humphreys, George Martin
e son, l.. l. Breitstein, J. A. johnson
= T. ]. Clishan, Harry G. Noffsinger
r Ormsby county-Dr. Circe, Alfre
t. Chartz, J. D. Finch
81 Storey county, j. Mcconnell
3 John McGrath, Joseph Dietrich, w,
IS Felly, A. Quirk.
nj Washoe county. F. Haley, ].
IN Bray, John L. Considine, F. A. Saw
f. yer, w. T. B. Butler, J. F. Shaugl
ID messy, ]. G. Driscoll, H. F. O'Conne
RS John Sunderland, George G. Rice,
Campbell, Dan O'Keefe, w.
a. Schnitzer, John Reynolds.
n White Pine county-E. B. Robi
ID son, c. Green, S. W. Bedford,
S. Snow.
er Professor Bray moved the appoin
s. ment of five central committeeman
IN large to be selected by the chairms
he of the state central committee, whit
At was adopted.
r. Captain Thatcher arose to que
as ton of personal privilege in ord
at that the epithet of traitor he had a
h piled to Gray might be withdrawn.
m Caine of Elko placed George
he Talbot of his county in nominate
On for the position of supreme judg
r. He pointed out that his long servi
h of eighteen years as jurist, and
n that exalted position he had new
IdulLSu hui udu Jlc DitdIu VI pCduu
ay ever touched him. No decision tn
81 he has ever made or mistakes that
al will ever make can be attributed
in anything but honesty of purpo'
ng Judge l.. o. Ray seconded the non
m nation, paying a glowing tribute
list Talbot and at the same time one
i'm Hugh Brown, the Republican can
&C. date. At this juneture Judge Sau
Is ders arose and in seconding
ty. nomination of Talbot passed some /
lal shots into Sweeney. McFadden
as- White Pine also seconded the nor
i'm nation, after which he was nominal
IN by reclamation.
Sc Judge Talbot was escorted to