The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-15

sure.
John Hanson, well and most favorably
known at Empire, his place Of resi-
dence. is one of the staunchest and
truest Union men living. His name
adds strength to the ticket and his cleo
ton is f,regnne certainty. He is EN-
ployed at the Mexican Mill.
The Union party of Ormsby county
have secured first-class man and II
sipgularly well 6tred candi date for the
position in Mr.. S. T. Swift-nominee
for Sheriff He will make a strorg.
vigorous fight for the position and wi.
be among the foremost at the outcome
| T. J Edwards, candidate for County
Clerk, is known to every business man
in the county. He has been in the
SherIf's office for several years, AMI
now fills that position by appointment,
| He is thoroughly fitted for the place
which be aspires. Ii is enough to sA,
concerning bis Uuionism that he served
in the loyal army during The war.
II. Mason is pronounced BY Off
cinls with whom he has had to deal,
The most competent, prompt aud correct
County Treasurer in the State. We
trust that this time, the party will come
more squarely to his support aud give
him Zone of our most stnunch and Eff
cient partlzaus) the big, round majority
he deserves.
S. D. King, Sr.. our nominee for re
election to the place of County Recor
der, need have no fears of the opposition
winch the Cops essay TO offer TO his
election this pop. He is thoroughly de
serving of the office; and we dount it
there is a man in the State so conlpe-
tent for like duties as himself.
George Chedic has been remarkably
industrious and successful AS our Count,
Assessor. L, would be a loss TO the
county which cannot be afforded if b.
were TO be defeated. But there is Nc
danger of that.
Sam benson is, beyond all compari |
son, the most thorough aud effire-,r
District Attorney we have ever had !
Look at his success in tax suits, if you |
doubtit. Sam will again defeat his old |
competitor, William of the unfortunate
Patterson family.
Records of his proceedings published
in this paper, are all that need be said |
in favor of our candidate for Schoo
Superintendent, Mr. Bivins.
We suppose it is only joke, the ran
ming of candidate by the Cops against
Mr.. r. A. Chase, the Union nominee for
Surveyor. Mr.. Chase deserves TO br
and will be elected.
Mr.. H. H Bence, long and well known
as an Ormsby county official, is placed
in nomination for the position which he
at present so ably fills, that of Public
Administrator.
is, as we regard it, a matter Of the
greatest good fortune that our presen'
Board of County Commissioners have
been renomnated. They are men of
excellent business capacity and large
They have shown by their
sagacions management of the cOunty'S
affairs how necessary it is that such As
they should be retained upon the Board
The county, under their management, is
iu a better financial condition thaD the
most sanguine hoped for few years
since.
Adolphus Waltz, our nominee for Jus
tice of the Peace in Carson Township
is a man Of much attainment, a thor
oughly educated clerk and accountant :
and is particularly we'll fitted for the
place for which he is candidate.
Marshall willard, long employed abou,
he Mint, is our candidate for Constable
4 better man could not have been &c
ected.
J. Morris is the candidate at Empire {
or Justice of the Peace, and Dan. Ear
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