Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-09
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vented . completion Of the review il
that issue. We now resume the tast
a. follows:
r. A. Cooke 10 the candidate fol
Sheriff. He has had the office nearly
two years, and has performed it
duties faithfully. He is well known
in this county as an efficient officer
and an excellent man. He has re-
sided in the county for number Of
years.
J. D. Sims, the candidate for
Treasurer, is y merchant Of Dayton
He .has been in the county ten or
twelve years, and Is known as an up
right man. He has wide reputs-
ton for integrity in business trans
actions, and is liked by all who know
him.
Geo. W. Keith is the candidate for
District Attorney. He has been the
| incumbent Of that office for two
terms. and is lawyer of ability. He
has performed the duties of proseeu.-
ing attorney faithfully and in'elli-
gently, and he commands the respect
and esteem of a large host of friends.
Mr.. Keith is regarded as strictly
homes, man, who always does what
seems to him to be right.
The candidate for Assessor is
Charlas F. Brsnt of Dayton. He 10
a carpenter and millwright, and has
resided in the county about ten
years. He is q strong Republican,
and has always been such,
Park Barnes. the candidate for
Recorder, is man of the fewest enc
mics, considering that he has been
in active business in the county for
eight or nine years, Of any of our
citizens. He keeps livery stable
in Dayton, and is we'll qualified foi
the Office of Recorder.
II. c. lincoln, the candidate for
County ClerM is resident of Silver.
He was once Sheriff of this county,
and, while in that office, gave salts
faction to his constituents and TO the
general public. He is familiar with
county affairs, and is competent to
discharge the duties of any Of the
county affairs that do not require
special and technical qualifications.
Mr.. Lincoln, in short, is possessed of
all the requisites of al etficien,County
Clerk. His personal character is as
commendable rs the qualifications
enumerated.
John &. Mckenzie, the nominee
for County Commissioner for the long
term, has been u resident of the
county for long number of years
and is fully identified with the inter
es,s of the people. He is an ensi-
neer by occupation, and has a family.
He is highly esteemed by those who
know him and is regarded by both
sides as a strong candidate.
Geo. W. Burrier, the candidate for
the short term commissionershin, is \
rancher, who lives near Fort Chur-
chill. He has been in the county for
ten or twelve years, and 10 we'll liked
by all his neighbors.
Charles II. Stegman. the candidate
for Superintendent of Schools, is a
prominent merchant of Dayton, of
the firm of Myer s S,eyman. He is
a man of wide business experience.
and is no doubt the strongest man
that could have been put on the
ticket for that place. His cducationsl
qualifications are ample tor the place.
The offices of Coroner aud Surveyor
are SO unimportant that i, is needless
to make special mention of the cam
| didates for them.
tbs school trustees named by the
convention for this precinct are men
of FAMILIES, who are identified with
the welfare Of the public school. All
of them are we'll known to our
people.
| A TAFT, the nominee far Justice of
the Peace for this precinct, is gen
tleman who is fully qualified for the
Office. He would carry into its ad-
ministrstion some diyuity and sober
sense. We hope our people will bear
this in mind when preparing theil
ballots on election day.
4 j. w. Miller, the candidate for Con
| stable. has had considerable expsri