Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-28

the case. He has never yet been beaten
before the people, and his friends ave
getting to look upon him as invincible.
Richard Ryland is to he the next
Treasurer of Eureka county. He lived
here long before Eureka was a town,
and stands to-day the personiticaiicn
of honesty and fair dealing. He is Il
solid property owner, can give a splen-
did bond for the faithful performance
Of his official duties and will take good
care of every dime of the county's
money that may come into his hands.
He will make a strong run and a first
class custodian of the public funds.
The convention renoininated j. G..
Powell for Assessor. Mr.. Powell dur
ing his incumbency of the office has
given universal satisfaction and will
certainly be reelected. He is a good,
square man, has all of the qualiica
tons, and is withal deservedly popu-
lar. He knows his duty, and, know
ing il, will perform it fearlessly and
impartially. Under his administra-
ton there has been no favoritism, but
all property has been made to bear
its full share OF the burdens OF govern
ment. He will continue to administer
the office on the same basis after he
shall have been re elec ed.
Ben. c.. Levy will make a good
County Recorder in the event of his
election. His penmanshfp is un-
equaled; be is quick, ready and faith
ful. He has resided in this vicinity
for years, and he enjoys the full conf
dence and respect of all who know
him. There is not a man in the State
better qualified for the Office of Re-
rorder than Mr.. Levy. He ought to
be elected without a struggle.
District Attorney Merrill is again on
the course for the same position. No
fault is found with his administration
of the office during the past two years,
and his friends claim hat he will
prove the strongest man on the ticket
lie is a forcible prosecutor and a safe
legal adviser of the county.
w. A. Edwards was nominated for
County Surveyor. He is a most ac-
conplished civil engineer and always
does his work thorough and correct.
He is also an old timer in these parts
and has a host of friends who will
strive hard for his success.
Lambert Molinelli is the candidate
for Public Administrator. He is a
competent and trustworthy young
man, and if elected will perform the
business of his Off ce to perfection.
He has grown up almost with the
town ard county, and ha7ing a very
large circle of personal friends, his
election would appear to be a foregone
| conclusion.
The convention struck the nail
square on the head when Judge G.. J.
Lansing was placed on the ticket
for Superintendent of Public Schools.
He takes ii lively interest in all educa
tional matters, and will give the office
just as much of his personal attention
as may be required. We regard his
election as a fixed fact.
J.. Levin, for the long term, and
Joseph Oberer for the short, were
selected by the convention as the cam
didates for the two vacant places, after
January LIST, in the Board of County
Commissioners. Both are good, sub
stantial men, ana we shall be greatly
disappointed if both are not elected
They are the kind of men to guard the
interests of the county to the letter.
r. NJ. Beatty, for Justice of the
Peace, and Charles NJ. Pryor, for Con
stable, constitute a very strong team
for these important local offices. II
seems to be generally conceded on all
sides hat both will be elected.
Our candidates for school Trustee,
are JosephWinzel, A.W. Campbell an6
A. E. Titus. They are all family men
and each is thoroughly welded to thu
cause of popular education. The
schools will be safe under the contro
Of this excellent board.
This is the ticket from top to bottom
and we are confident that the voters o
the county will pronounce it as good
one as could we'll have been gotten up
There is no valid reason why every
man on it should not be triumphantly
elected.
SILVER keeps steadily advancing il
price. 1t was quoted in London yes
terday at 52X@52. pence per ounce
We believe it will be many a day be-
forethere is another such a scare abou'