The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-29

| heard since his name came up for the
i. office to which he has been named
, These reports are all highly favora bic
to his ability (he is a practical school.
MASTERY and to his soundness upon the
principles Of the party. He resides a,
Empire.
Our candidate for County Surveyor,
Mr.. r. A. Chase, is too we'll and too
f,vorably known to need any extend
ed comments from us. He was nomi-
mated by reclamation and will be
elected by the sovereign people. Solar
as his chances in this county are con-
cerned he is lord of all he Surveys"
Our candidates for County Commits
sioners are: John Cheney of Carson
for the long term, and Saml. A. Nevers
of Carson and A. b. Sabin of Empire
for the short term. John Cheney is an
ex-soldier of one of the Nevada regi-
ments, is a much respected merchant
and will make a thoroughgoing, faith
full officer. Saml. \. Nevers is our
pioneer ranchman: ''the noblest Ro-
man of them ALL" His name adds
great strength to the ticket. OF Mr.. A.
b. Sabin of Empire we know little ex-
cept wha: we have gathered from his
neighbors. Any man who is SO highly
respected as he is at home cannot be
otherwise than a most sterling citizen
and one whom it will be impossible
for the Democrats to beat at the polls.
TOWNSHIP NOMINATIONS.
R. Il. Parkinson the nominee for
Justice of the Peace in Carson Town
ship is not hampered with that weak
ness which crops out in an overdue
respect tor the editor of the APPEAL,
upon whose whitening locks ne has
cast much gra:uitous ana.hema; but
the Republicans of Carson, whose faith
full servant we have always been, have !
put him in nomination, AMI nothing |
which Mr.. Parkinson may have said |
respecting us personally shall deprive
him of the political benefits of fair
showing in this paper. He, like his
friend Chedic, is a poor man tand a
capable one) with large family of
children who have mouths to feed and
an education to get.
Mike Purcell our Carson nominee
for Constable has been on the right
side OF politics since 1858 that we know
of. He is thoroughly capable and has
a wife and lot of babies to look after.
James Morris Esq, the candidate for
Jnslice of the Peace in Empire has
long held that position and given great
while upon the bench. He
is an excellent, hard working man and
1eservedly popular.
P. J. Kelly the Empire candidate for
Constable enjoys the reputation of be-
ing fitted, in all respects for the place
% which he aspires.
SCHOOL TRUSTEES.
We have gone down the ticket as it
IS .'set up in our paper; SO we failed
% give mention to our Carson District
school nominees in their proper order.
they are Charles Martin, E. r. Elrod
md James Duffy, all first class citiz-
ems, all firm and jealous friends OF the
public school interest and all square
Jnion men. We are happy to believe
md announce that it will be found an
for the Cops to beat any
me of them.
Now do we claim tina: this is a splen-
lid ticket, take it "by and large;
md we cannot entertain a doubt that
t will not only receive the entire vote
# the Republican party of old Ormsby,
tut that it will attract to its support
many a Democrat of the better and
more moderate class. Let us have
Tub meeting soon, and give it hearty
OF THE SECOND
JUDICIAL DISTRICT CONVEN-
TON.
The Convention met at 20 minutes
asst Il o'clock, and was called to order
" Mr.. A. D. Treadway Of the State t
CENTRAL Committee when, upon motion {
f Mr.. James of Ormsby Mr.. Treadway