The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-04-02
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f.eli present appearances there vii
nottc any dcarth OF candidates, an,
just Upon whom the mantlcs of tn,
PRESENT Gounty officials will fall is no
YET WY plain. Tha, the positions vii
be Better filled than they are now is Iru
to he expected: This is an important
period lii Gur his.ory, nationally con-
sidere1: Party spirit will be apt to rut
high; and the dunger is that unworthy
men may float iH'o Office. The people
have the controlling power in their OWL!
hands, and If they ure TRUE to them.
selves, they can be properly represented
i'll the various offices 10 be filled at the
next election. Yhe people can, at their
primaries, select from their midst dele
gates i'll sympathy with them, md so
Instruct them tGal their just e1pecta.
tons may he rcaIized: 1t it a fact, and
one We should bear ia mind, that the
politicians are too ,naiiy moves from
the wants and necessities Of the masses.
Hitherto they have received Office from
the efforts Of rings, cliqucs and party
managers. This c;A III BE- easily
avoided il the voters exrrcisE their
rights and perform their Christian duties.
The times aye np0l! us whrh the bilicial
should be selee!ed ffeti a!hung the poo
pie, and THIS be able to sympathizr and
work for the common good OF I'LL. The
producer upon whom falls the burden
OF government should be properly and
fully represented from the lowest tn the
highest Office given by both or all en-
listing parties. The producing classes
desire good and honest government,
and to insure this they sholild select
competent men from their own walks Of
life, md in selecting candidates for the
different offices they should lave M
eye Singled to that Qualification SO nee.
essary to carry out tile standard of
Nirginia's noblest son., Is he cara.
bic? Is he honest? 90. -.
PHEASANT VALLEY.
PEESo&Ai.+t. u. Dhwiey, foteinan
of the Leopard Hiill at Curuucopiu.
came down By stage Tuesday night
AMI took The train for San Francisco
yesterday morning. We understand
the object of his visit to the Bay mt
his time is to confer with purties there
i'll reference to tho procuring Of n
chlornizing fur,taet tu lie Used In the
above district: lie will lia absent some
ten or twelve days. I. . . Gabriel Colin has
already established lis faIiiiy in The
dwelling just vacated by J. II. Bradley.
MORE Understandable. Catlin has
just received from the cast another 10:
OF machinery consisting Of smoke. stuck,
pullcys. grate-bars, convcyors, etc. to
be used at the mill, furnace and mines
OF the Martlis Company in Wyoming
district. s portion of it was immctliate-
~ started for its final destination by
tchHis, the object of the managers being
TO Hava rtrrything in reutlilicss fur nc
tive operations ri sJcil aS mother earth
hus loffed her winter mantle in that
elevated locality. .r.y...
ArPoINTEp.- Our old Pulisadg dc
qnaiDtnncc, but recently OF Cornucopin,
Capt. Pierce, Inns been appointed Dep.
uty Assessor Of Eureka county. The
position is good one, and the Captain
is, perhaps, rs well qualified TO dis
charge the duties OF the Office rs any
man in the county. lie will cultivate
many acquaintanccs in the northern
precincts this Summer: -
TIitHrs.-=A grateful recipient of n
pccuniary favor n: the hands of orr cs.
iecmcd Governor desires 10 express
through these columns l,is appreciation
Of the nnGstentnli0us Kindness done
him. Innate modesty on the part OF
the beneficiary prompts him to simply
tender his thanks, himself triiiaiiling in
| conBrnial seclusion.
BrLtIoN 1'EcEIyEU:.-Thrce more bars
Of bullion from the Leopard mill was
received by Wells, Fargo 'S Go. Tues,
night. II is valued Mt 81, 92I TO- and as
the mill is now closed for repairs, fur,
thcr shipments will he suspended for ,
few days..
llohsE SkvEs.--El. Phillips ycsterda,
received All unlimited quantity ot new
horse a!iuc8, aid il prepared TO accom-
mola.c I'LL who cnll OH HIM. &