The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-11-05
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oUn CANDIDATES.

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selected from among its citizens us can
didates for the peoples suffrage, such
men, rs in the Judgement of that con-
rention, would not only provo accept
aIle to majority Of tho voters of the
county, but whom, in the event Of their
election, would discharge the duties OF
their various positions, satisfactorily to
the people and with credit to them
selves. or
The ticket thus chosen is a good and
strong one, md should receive tho .uu-
qualified Endorsement of overy Demo
cras i'll Elko County. The Democratic
candidate Tor the State SENATE, Hon. G.
Cohn, is NH old resident and sterling
business man Of this county, and as u
member OF the Upper House in our Leg.
islaturo two years ago, made C most
brilliant record.
MeRsrs. McBurneyi, Of Elko, Girls
void, Of Mineral it'll, and Tolley, of
Cornpccpin. are oil old and we'll known
residents of tho county, well qualified to
represent md advance tho interests of
this section in the Legislature Of tho
State. The Convention in selecting
these, gentlemen us candidates for their
important positions was MISC governed
;hy IL, desire that 80 far rs practicable
each important division Of the county
,shoul I'D c'rcpro3onled in that body, and
accordingly chose one from the ex-
treine north, another from the extreme
south, and ono from the county seat, in
order thnt should there prove to be any
diversity Of interest or sentiment in the
sections. each should havo fair chance
to DO heard. -
J. W: Williams, OF Huntington, our
cHndl date for, Sheriff, is IL man OF steri-
Ing Qualities, md among our Oldest
residents, having been ,ensagctiin the
occupation Of rancling in this county
iromlihc time of it's organization. Al
though always taking deep interest in
tho political affairs of his section, We
believe ho Inns not before sought politi-
cal prefcrmert Mt the hands Of his party;
but, Until now, Inns been content to dis.
charge his duty as good citizen in the
ranks. Mr.. Williams ia sturdy Dem
ocrat and M honorable man, and shonld
he secure the present object of his nm
bitioil, we have every reason to believe
that the powers with which the
shrieYalty is invested would be Impair
TALLY administered, and That The por-
t:cn iof public interests coming under
his Immediate CONTROL would bo faith
fully conserved,
j. Il. Bradley, candidate for Treas
urrr, is also al old time resident
among It's, having migrated 10 this
country from California in 1861. Mr..
Bradley, like Mr.. Williams, has always
tnkcn nh nctiyo part III local politics,
but has heretofore confined his efforts
to tho advancement Of friends. Ills
material interests being ~ thoroughly
identified with those OF Elko county
as, perhaps, those Of any other man
within its limits; good business man
and ninply responsible, no more nppro-
pirate selection for that Office cGnld
have been made, and should tho people
Of the county, through their ballots,
next Tuesday, proclaim him victor, they
can res, assured that tho prompt and
careful management which to the pros
cnt lime has marked the conduct OF tho
office will, under his supervision, be
fully sustained.
$. VI. Henley, Of CurnucOplh, Cnndi-
data for tho Clcrkship, although for II
long time engaged in business ut pniis-
ndc. just over our western border, was
II citizen Of this place nj tho limo Of the
organization Of tho county, and took
part in tho movement which finally
separated orr territory from "Oll Lan-
DER" When the excitement aroso
over the rich discoveries IN COrnucopia,
Mr.. Henley removed to that plnce from
Pniisadc, where he has since resided.
lilo IL, ns everybody knows. II whole
sou Jed, genial gentleman. possessing all
tho qualities necessary 10 fit him for
tho position TO which Ito Ia aspiring,
and n elected, will do his level hest TO
10 u discharge the duties OF the .oilicO
that his constituency will feel disposed
tn giyo hima second term. ! :. ....-
A. q. Dnwlcy, Of Ruby Valley. cnn-
,lidAlc for Recorder, is also an old set
tlcrt having conducted tho affairs of his
ran n In That section for number OF
ycars past. Mr.. DHwley far several
years disch .TSCd ihc duties OF Deputy
Assessor for his district, and has been
TO greater or lGss eStOu identified
with tho politics Of tho county since It's
organization, but In 70 uuostcntations
nnnnrr, that In tho remote portions
Of tho county, aud north Of tho railroad,
until quito recently, his acquaintance
was limited. but tho tour through those
attitudes which lao has just completed,
will establish him in tho respect aud
esteem Of NIL classes for ho Is u "suuaro"
man, md Is in every respect capable
Of filling the Office. ho Ia seeking. ..
II. q. Street, candidate for tho At.
torhcyEhip, Inns discharged faithfully
tho oncrnus dutieH Of that Onlco during
tho past two years, IN consequence OF
which fact he Inns reason 10 believe TINT