Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-02
HI. r. BARTINE,

the pest known lawyers IN carson, and his
integrity and manliness is proverb. His
eloquence has resoundsd through the State in
this campaign with no uncertain sound, and
on the stump he has been a tower of strength
to the party in Ormsby. Mr. Bartine as Dis.
trict Attorney will be marked contrast to
the present mountain of incapaclty put there
by Democratic votes.
JAMES FRASER,
The nominee for County Treasurer, is in need
of no endorsement from the APPEAL. 1t is q
common thing to hear citizens of Carson re-
mark of Mr.. Fraser that he could be trusted
with "uncounted gold" His sturdy Scotch
honesty makes him particularly adapted to
the position which he has filled before with
honor. He could get bends in this county
for million in twenty four hours notice.
NJ. ID. HATCH.
The nominee for County Clerk, is in all re-
spects a competent man for this laberious po-
sition and one of the best accountants in Car
son. He is man particularly fitted for the
position and will bring experience and activ.
ity to the work
JAMES MORRIS.
Of Empire, is candidate for the position of
County Recorder. His opponent, Mr. Fred
Turner, went before the Convention pledged
to abide by its decision and when defeated fer
the nomination, turned tall came out Inde-
pendent and fed to the Democratic camp.
The election of Mr. Morris by rousing ma
jority would be fitting rebuke.
MARSHALL ROBINSON.
We leave voters to use their own judg-
ment regarding this nominee.
l.. $. GREENLAW.
There is but little need of endorsing so
popular and educated a gentleman as L. s.
Greenlaw for the SUPPLEMENTARY Of public
schools. His majority will be one of the
largest on the ticket
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
S. E. Jones and Israel Crawford, the nomi.
nees for County Commissioners are known TO
every voter in Ormsby County as men who
will fill every requirement of the Office and
guard the county interest.
W. NJ. CARY.
As Justice of the Peace, is an unexceptienal
who knows from experience and
knowledge of men how to administer
Justice and conduct trials SO that the law will
at his hands be indicated, fearing and favor
ing none.
ID. H. PINE.
The nominee for Constable, is an old resident
here and is in all respects the man for the
place.
G. b. WEBB
Is business man, known to every voter, and
as School Trustee will have a heavy majority.
CHAS. HARRIS.
An effort has been made by scurrilous
lodger to beat Chas. Harris. Let the Repub-
leans rebuke such trickery by giving Harris
at least 800 ma ority.
"A. HOOVER.
Of Empire, is unknown to us but men whose
Judgment is good endorse him for the office of
Justice of the Peace of Empire.
ANDREW ARRILD.
The nominee for Constable of Empire pre-
,inct, is SO popular man in his township
hat he is already as good as elected.
Vote the straight ticket, and let Ormsby
county still preserve its reputation as the Ban
aer Republican county of Nevada.
CHIEF JUSTICE BEATTY.
Col. Fairs coin is being circulated to beat
Judge Beatty, for whom Fair holds the great
sst enmity, because of his bullion tax decision.
A Judge who cannot be bought or bullied is
,ot the man for the corporations. Give him
i've hundred majority in Ormsby.
VOTE FOT DAGGETT.
Fairs sack is backing George Cassidy fer
Congress and by this means it is proposed to
helve faithful public servant.
A CARD FROM COFFIN.
In response to defamatory dodgsr circu |
ated on the streets charging Trenmor Coffin |
With abstracting books from the State Library,
le publishes the following card:
EDITOR APPEAL: The question about car
ying books away from the State Library is
imply sinister, malicious insinuation with |
'ut foundation in fact.
In the matter Of the State vs.. VIM. M. |
little, l took the case up in good faith, be-
ieving that an indictable offence had been /