The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-03
raE DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.

Saturday, gives general satisfaction,
and, taken as whole, cannot be ex-
celled. They are all, without exception,
representative men, qualified in every
respect for the Offices for which they
have been mentioned
The candidate for Senator, Charles
Mcconnell, of Quin River, is a man of
unbemished reputation and sterling
integrity, upon whom the people may
rely as a representative of their inter-
ests against those of corporations,
rings and monopolies.
For the Assembly, S. w. Hammand,
of Mill City; w. A. Trousdale, of VIM
nemucca, and w. III. Howard of Para
disc Valley, cannot be excelled. They
represent the three great industries of
the county-the mining, farming and
stock raising; and are identified with
the interests of the people against the
encroachmsnts of corporations.
hohCtiAt ". "a IAy VI lcdSdOG
Valley, is i'll every respect qualified,
and no stronger choice for the place
could be made. He came to this county
in early days, and many of the pioneers
will remember his liberality in the hard
winter of 1861 and 1862. He served
four years as Assessor of this county,
aud in that necessarily unpopular posi-
ton. gave general satisfaction.
For Recorder. C. A. LaGrave, cannot
be improved upon. Capable. courteous
and honest, he has filled the Office for
the last two years with credit to him.
self and the people of the county.
For Assessor, James Buckner is the
peoples choice. In that capacity he
performs his duty without fear or favor
to the best Of his ability. and is gener-
ally conceded to be as Efficient an
Assessor as was ever elected in Hum
boldt county.
For Clerk. Lewis F. Dunn, of Union
vile, is an excellent nomination. He
is good penman, and having been ad-
mitted to the bar, his knowledge of the
| law gives him superior advantages.
He is old resident of the county and
has been for years engaged in develop
| ing the resources of the country in
Battle Mountain and Unionvills dis
| tricts.
For District Attorney. George P.
Harding is eminently qualified. He is
praeticing attorney in the Supreme
aud District Courts Of the State, and
stands high in his profession. Though
comparatively new conner in Hum
boldt, having removed here with his
family year and half ago, and built
home'in this town with the intention
of remaining permanently. he is an
old resident of Nevada, and filled the
| Office for which he is now a candidate
with marked ability for several years in
Douglas county.
For Treasurer, A. J. Shepard, of Win
nemucca, the present incumbent of
that Office. is as good nomination as
could have been made, and no better
or more faithful custodian of the pub
lie funds could be selected. A man of
strict temperance habits. and addicted
to none of the vices of the age, the
peoples money is safe in his hands.
For Superintendent of Public
Schools, G. Chenoweth, has proved
himself BY four years trial to be the
right man for the place. A man of
scholarly attainments, capable of as
certaining by personal examination the
qualifications of teachers, and heartily
in sympathy with the public school
system he has proved himself
above all others the man for the
position.
For Surveyor. David Van Lennep,
has been placed on the ticket. He is
Republican, and an honest and capable
man. 1t was the intention of the Con-
vention to endorse him if nominated
by the Republican Convention, but as
he was not, the Democrats have CON.
clndad To elect him and in thia thav