Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-09-06
,R ASSESSOR For this Office


FOR ASSESSOR For this Office two
friends Of ours from different sides of
the house, publicly announce their being
Captain Garden. Of Bull.
will be candidate before the
Democratic and Liberal Republican
County Convention. The Captain has
for two years filled most acceptably the |
office of County Commissioner, in which |
he has striven in all respects to do his |
duty. He is able. competent, reliable,
and no doubt would make an excellent
officer in the position which be seeks. |
These remarks will equally apply to our
friend r. P. Dayton, who will be can.
didate for this Office before the Republic |
can Convention. Mr.. Dayton is well
known citizen, long been in business in
Phoebe, and is much esteemed BY a large
circle OF friends. He fully answers the
Jeffersonisn requirements, being capable
and honest.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. To day two
gentlemen make public their intention Of
being candidates for the very important
Office of County Commissioner. First,
We find D. Wilkin, who is not only
pioneer OF Phoebe aud the State, but of
the Territory. We have known Mr.. Will
kin for many years under various con-
ditions OF life, and always found him
honest, straightforward and punctual.
He is also thoroughly acquainted with
the condition and resources Of the coun-
ty. In Mr.. Wilkins candidature he will
be governed by the decision of the Dem.
ocratic and Liberal Republican County
Convention. Next We find Jacob Wag-
ner, who will present his claims to the
Republican County Convention. Mr..
Wagner is also an old and we'll known
citizen. who would doubtless endeavor to
perform the duties Of the office be seeks
to the best of his ability.
FoR TREAsuRER.-This morning sew.
eral gentlemen announce their intention
Of becoming candidates for the Office
Of County Treasurer. Among them we
find our friend ]. W. Wright. the Man
ager of the State Bank. Mr.. Wright is
an old, well-known and much respected
citizen, reliable and Trustworthy in every
respect. The same may be said Of Phi.
Felsenthal, who is a Phoebe pioneer,
helped TO form the county and its gov
eminent, and has always been one its
largest taxpayers. Like remarks may be
properly applied to NJ. A. French. who
has been for the last two years in the
employ of Sherwood & Bro, making an
excellent record for pupctuality and
competency. All these gentlemen will
submit their respective claims to the Re.
publican County Convention.
VARIOUS the selection of candi-
dates for their several county Offices,
the conventions will have anything but
"Hobson's choice" Abundance of ma.
terial Is offered from which may be
chosen good men, and true to fill the
various offices in the peoples gift
Judging from the announcements, 1t viii
be the fault of the conventions II they dc
not select candidates on both sides tina
are qualified. capable and reliable ant
we'll calculated to command the suffra
ges OF their fellow citizens.
To-NoBRow night the concert given b.
the Ploche Minstrels for the benefit o.
D. W. Newman will come of. The pro
gramme presents many attractive feat
ures and the performers will exert them
selves to the utmost to entertain thei
visitors. As xe remarked before, Mr.
kao haav, lxuo xrillip0 n hall
others, and we hope on this occasion t.
see Hanley's Hall crowded with larg
and appreciative audience OF his friends
FoR JUSTICE OF THE PEAcE.-H. R
Breakey is candidate for this position
subject to the decision of the Democrat
Township Convention. Mr.. Breakey
vell.known to all our citizens as a
efficient, capable and trustworthy publ
officer. He is both competent and rel
able and will exert himself to the utmo'
to do bis duty in any position which b
may be called upon to fill.
COUNTY CLERK.-J. R. Wilson, la
Senaror from this county, announce
himself candidate for County Cler
subject to the action of the Democrat
County Convention. Mr.. Wilson b
large material interests in this county,
competent, reliable. and made an exec
lent legislative record.
NAruRAL1zATIoN.- District Cou
meets tomorrow morning for the pu
pose Of affording an opportunity to tho
who are qualified to take out the
naturalization papers. Those who a
in a condition to do 80, should not allie
the occasion to pass unimproved.
ScR1MMAaEs.-Ye Yesterday was enliven
with one or two little affairs Of this chi
acter. No particular harm was dor
but il NAV be that Justice Van Hag
will speak Q short but expressive pie
to one or two Of the parties to-morr'
morning.
ON Trxs.-The stages are arriving
time. and what is better, they are brin
ing tho mail without any break Of GO
nection, which always carries balm
the soul of the newspaper man.
ARRIVED Harry Levy, Of the "
known firm Of Mccormick and Levy.
thu Ell Dorado Saloon. Mr.. Levy is W
and appears in joyous spirits.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Bos
meets tomorrow for the transaction
the regular monthly business.
The terms Democrat and Republic
are conventional, but the terms at
Psnaca Saloon are only one price,
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