Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-27

and affable in his intercourse with his fel
low men. There is no doubt Of his popu.
larity, and, il elected, we are equally Ger.
tain that the county will have a most
excellent Sheriff. He has been an officer
among us for years, and We have never
heard Of him weakening before the rough
est rough. He has been invariably pune
tual in going where duty has called him.
The past record of "Long Mac" is guar
antee enough for the future. MAC" also
is a irst-class detective-game, and a ter
ror to evil-doers. No better man could
have been selected by the Democrats.
M. O. c~AvANAUGH
Is the Democratic candidate for County
Clerk. dob" is a young man with a good
education; is an excellent penman, and we
can safely say that in all that pertains to
the duties Of a County Clerk, there is no
man in Eureka county better qualified
than Bob Cavanaugh. In the matter of
recording mining claims, and the general
'lay-out Of the land" anywhere within
sixty miles of the town Of Eureka, M. G..
Cavanaugh is perfectly conversant, and
will answer pleasantly and correctly any
inquiry ~propounded by those who come TO
him for information. Bob is also we'll
known outside of Eureka and the Hill, and
the mountain boys will elect him II it
should lay with them.
We are glad to print the name Of this
young man upon the Democratic ticket.
He is a very industrious and faithful
worker. His experience of seven years
among the records of this county has ia
miliarized him with the details pertaining
thereto. The man who thinks it a light
task to write up the records of q county Of
the size Of this should have a chance to
learn for himself, and it is safe to say that
of those who might try the
experiment would prefer to work at mus
cular labor than tax their brains with the
duties that are sure to be in
volved in the position to which Mr.. Moli-
nelli aspires. Lambert is an excellent
and has proved himself capa-
BILE and thoroughly qualified. He is de-
serving, honorable, and is entitled to con-
at the hands of our people.
R. sADLER,
For Treasurer, has met the appreciation Of
the Democratic nominating convention.
1t now remains with the voters. r. Sadler
has claims upon hundreds of miners and
prospectors in this section, for he has done
much for them, beside materially assisting
in developing the mining of this
adjoining districts. With the record
Of q business man in Eastern Nevada for
fifteen or sixteen years, the people should
him, and they recognize him as one
the most liberal and ~enterprising of our
Mr.. Sadler is the very person to
hold the funds Of Eureka county-because
he is here to stay because he is capable
his word is as good as his bond
he can get all the bonds he wants for
half-a-dozen such counties. Make him the
custodian Of the public moneys.
S. s. sLoss.
In naming this gentleman for the Asses
the Democratic Convention could
not have made a better selection. Mr..
Sloss has only to become known to Demo-
Gratis or Republicans and he at once secures
the respect and confidence of that acquaint-
ance. He is, and has been for years, one
Of our leading business men-at all times
First Ward he ia sure to take nearly every
vote. He ia a CHARITABLE gentleman. and
.,ondncts business with the strictest in
Leerity. with ali dne resnect for the
claims of others, we believe 8. 8. Sloss to
be the man for the Assessors Office in
this city, and he should command at the
polls the support Of every Democrat. and
f r;sndsNmadp .hrornb b;s hys;nea" trans,
will come off victorious at the
election.
A.. L. FITZGERALD,
o. n;...;.. .n.u
q stauncn md everlasting Democrat; ne
% one OF the most thoroughly educated
men on the coast; was President OF the
santa Rosa college IN California Tor years.
- iaw Ha Il ! eertiamon yho w;,t ,ooI
after the interests Of the people if elected,
and will not neglect anything which comes
under his jurisdiction.
NJ NJ. SMITH
"a our candidate for prh,;c administrator
ana Ooroher. NO more worthy nohina-
tion could have been made. The old
gentleman is getting past the days Of vim
SUI muscular apiity W patue ior VIC
n;ceir HI bas eilaS ros;t;ons =;
about the public buildings Of Eureka
on several occasions. and was always
prompt ana trustworthy.
1Hos. ]. REAp
Will be elected County Surveyor. His
acknowledged c~apabilitv. reliability and
.oouna.ono.. 49, -. ..os LII A..
We
ADJOINING n call for his services
when any nice point comes up in the mat
ter OF line or corner locations. In 1act, as
- g. 1850 49,
and will elect him.
q. ]. ~soANLANp.
A cultivated and tboronob,v adncated gen.