Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-01
CANDIDATES.
GentIemen who are willing to Sac
rfnce Themselves f0r the Good of
4 Country.

1s Gentlemen who are willing 10 Sac
:. rince Themselves for che Good of
o. the Country.
AS the fall campaign approaches. thereis
a Iaudable curiosity on the part of the
A public to learn the names of those gentle
men aspiring to the local Offices within
their gift, and with a view of satisfying it,
and in our capacity as a news gatherer, we
have jotted down the cognomens Of such
IS aspirants as we have heard mentioned in
that connection. We premise the publica-
ton Of the list by the qualification that it
is not q complete one, nor is it official.
At None mentioned have authorized the an
nouncement, but they are prominently
spoken Of by those who indulge in the fore
casting OF political events. First on the
sr roll comes the Senatorship, and on the
Democratic side. George w. Baker, G.. j..
Lansing and M. b. Bartlett are willing to
/. assume the Senatorial toga. while Hiram
ssa,.;oned a. apd Judge William Doolin are
m xpntestants for the honor of
for the Assembly have a~ns9R.uoiicans. Aspirants
extent as yet, and in fact Nsno"n up 20 any
' E have heard mentioned is Htpnn.y "ai
d NTH, who is a candidate for fUla'1 80
MafcnnDt, Oh Iaflsdut, htI2A a..
and j. II. Hill, of the same place, D&Annn'
crat. Judge Riyes, of Phoebe, has uxino-
idea thai the Judicial ermine would adorn ~
his shoulders, and will ask to be considered no
by the Democracy, while Colonel r.. M. isf
Sabin and w. II. Davenport, of Eureka, n
will seek the honor from the RepnhN
party. For the shrievalty, She q, s s;aa
will make a vigorous fight n,as
term, and will be as yigororp11pvoo pn aaoIp hr
Matt. Kyle. James s.afs llieton ana james
y S0sA S,ells, Fargo 4 Co.'S express
l2~~Iessengers, II. Il. Mckee and T. j. Maui
pin are spoken Of as likely to come before
the Democratic Convention. The Record
ership seems to be looked upon as the prize
/. office, E. J.. Butler. Orrin Miller, Ben. C..
Levy and A. E.. Kaye. Democrats, and w.
J. Smith, W. p. Steickelman, Charles Cam
fields and Henry Radcliffe, Republicans,
are in the field. For Treasurer, Dick
Ryland, present incumbent, Democrat,
and DIR. A. G. Bishop, III. Il. Hoadley and
J. l.. Hinckley, Republicans, are promi-
nent aspirants. County Clerk, r. II. Har-
mon, who now fills that position, Bob Cava-
naugh. Democrat. and A. d. Haskell,
Republican. are the only ones we have
heard mentioned. For District Attorney.
the Republicans have no candidate, and
George w. Merrill contests with John r.
Baker for the honor. Assessor-Hank
Knight, Kcpubilcan, ana IllJElas Haley,
Democrat, loom up prominently. Lam
bert Molinclli and DR.. Rockman are talked
Of for Coroner and Public Administrator.
Judge Cromer would not be ayerse to a
denomination as Justice Of the Peace, and
Mr.. Atwood is credited with aspirations in
the same direction. A. Mckay, Charlie
Livingston and Fred. German will put in
a claim for the Constable's berth before
the Republican Convention, and NJ. N.
Holley in the Democratic. Aspirants for
the County Commissionersiip are num-
berless, and We have not the space tn give
a list OF the ambitious ones. Nobody
wants to be School Trustee, nor School
Superintendent, as far az has been heard
from; but we never have known Of those
offices going begging for the want Of good
citizens to fill them. There are a great
many dark horses " that will enter the
race later in the campaign, and n number
Of gentlemen are figuring on tEeir proba-
bio chances 10 drop into fat positions.
When they emerge from their prcmeditated
obscurity, we shall be pleased to add them
to the list.
The Charles C1nheld who IL = candidate for
at Ruby Hill. and not " Ye Local of the SEN
TIsRL. n fact that oar readers are requested to
make a note of.