Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-21

d Repubttean Ana Detno-
cratic Conventions.
The political pot il beginning to give
token that the fire has been kindled be-
Meath Il. All the :" connubiaiors" In sto-
rev county are already hard At work trying
to put up states. many Of which will no
doubt BE- smashed BY the conventions. All
the corner groceries are alive Of evenings
with mys,eriously whispering statesmen
who are given much to bu,ton-holing and
running up bills nj the bar. Men Of Gin
iluencc" arr %springing up with q rspidity
that appals asrinnts for Office. Nodoubt
| patriot. are also engaged in forming piece
clubs for the impoverishment OF candi-
| dates AMI the enrichment OF ~saloon-keep-
ers. Wishing To catch tho odor of the
| bubbles which are bobbing about In the
| two political caldrons, a Nrws reporter
| to-day browsed about among the politi-
| clans and learned that the following gen
tlemen are prominently named A. candi-
dates for nominations: For Congressman
| ON the Republican ticket. William Wood
| burn. present incumbent; Thomas Wren.
81 Eureka county c. &. Powning. mighty
| 90 brain and OVERLOOKING with modesty.
who daily ~startles Reno with his powerful
| editorials In the .Lo.ssai; W. W. Bishop.
o. Lincoln county. and G. c. varian, 81
Ormsby county.
On the Democratic side Bob I.owery.
standing candidate at large heads the Con-
gressional list. Following Bob come
Colonel Ellis % Onmsby. 0gden Hiles.
aud ". T.. =. Deal. % Virginia and George
W. Cassidy. OF the Eureka .S,aiiask.
For Supreme Judge, Judge Rising.
| Jndge Earl. Judge I.ronord and Judge
| Wells are talked % among Republicans.
The Democrats are willing TO bet ON John
| Kirkpatrick. and Judge Mesick will run II
both parties nominate him.
COUNTY orricERs.
The Republican aspirants for the ONCE
| Of sheriff are W. ". Gambler and John
yule Il Gold Hill and Mr.. Williamson.
President 90 the Virginia Miners Union.
| The Democracy nam Mr.. Kelly. the pres
| ent incumbent. and Sam Ferguson.
Among the Republicans who wish To be
County Assessor are George Tombes and
| tnttiohN fhN W t"tu fthhs y. is A"sPs
r.. l.. buckingham. A. T.. Pottle. James
Mckay and j. Z. Coulter. Of virginia.
| Among the longing Democrats John \.
kAneen anil Charley Lawrence are the
most prominent. -
For County CLERK Augustus Williams,
George l. LAmmon ahd MI. i.iester
emerge IRON the Republican ranks. Tue
Democrats who think they have q ehAnce
for the ofhe- are, MT; thompson me pres
ent incumbent, and John 4. Mcfsriahu.
The nomination Tor the omee ot .oun'y
Recorder wiil be s'r',rn Tor ns .ne I"iio~,
,hg n"pu.lesns 20 "
Archie the present ,heunocn''
No Democrats nave YET shown their hesus.
for county Treasurer yohn Lahipsi, :
the most prominent i"pnsiieah sanulu.."
and on The D.inoeratie side I. u. Sini'n'
who now hoiis the once, ioohs up. -
There p~ronls's 10 - ss'erc N.Y.. ~.
the n~oniinaiioh i"r 'he onsr o., p,s,I,c'
Attorney. Tom St'pnsns shu 80. .os,r'
Of virginia. u d. " Harris OF uoII mn,
ARE already IN the Held on the hspnbiiean
side. Among the Democrats VINO ~oulu
consent tn accept the NOMINATION arr
Ogden Hilestif he i'nt sem 10 Consrsssl,
J. II. Graham' Major Si"nehiii ana MAJOR
foote.
Every man one meets, says ne s"'ns
tn run LOT county oomniss,one..
For Coroner the 'epupiieahs ni,enes'
namtd are u. Il. Brodeek u William
Mayer. Tia Democrats are pr. berg-irin
and George Sanders.
For Justice of the Peace IN the first
Precinct. which embraces ia" Thru and
Fourth Wards, the Repnblicans are; Thos.