Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-10-21
THE COUNTY TICKET.

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receive substantial support from
the party. Nearly all differences
have by this time been healed, and
the party will stand together and
elect the nominees.
Our Assemblymen, w. CRowNIN-
SHIELD PONY and w. @. DovEY, are
representative men. 1t is unneces
sary to urge Pony's claims as the
Democrats have acknowledged his
merit by endorsing him, by which
act they have shown spirit of non
partisan justice we'll deserving future
recognition. w. G. DovEY is an able
man and will worthily represent the
people. He has State reputation
which will be fully sustained if elect
cd; and should receive the solid sup
port of the party.
r. A. COOKE, the candidate for
Sheriff, is the present incumbent. No
one in the county has more friends,
and none are better deserving of the
success which will doubtless be his
on the 7th of November.
HI. CARING for Assessor has al.
most an assured victory. He has
been before the people successfully
ere this. Although young man he
has had much experience in county
affairs and has made good record.
JAMES SCOTT for County Recorder,
Is one of our most substantial citi-
zeus, all his interests are in this
county, and as an answering Repub-
lican he will receive full party vote
with considerable assistance from
personal friends on the other side.
J, s. DALLAS for County Clerk is
q gentleman who Las demonstrated
his fitness for the office he seeks. He
is candidate to succeed himself and
can show that the Court records were
never IN better hands than they are
at present.
G. W. KEITH for District Attorney,
needs no introduction. He is capable
honest, and industrious and has for
one term held the Office to which he
again aspires. The office of District
Attorney is one which requires in the
discharge of its duties, both legal
training and temperate Judgment, Of
both these qualifications Mr.. KEITH is
the possessor. He is bound to our
county by family, property and busl-
ness, while his opponent is a young
man emily seeking a living while he
may get it at the public expense, and
ready to go elsewhere should he fail.
While Mr.. KEITH is an attorney of
long standing, his opponent has not
been admitted to practice. Last Sat
urday was appointed by the supreme
Court for his examination, but he
failed to appear, although he knew
that Court adjourned until after cleo
ton. 1t is scarcely necessary to re-
mind our readers, that the legal bust
ness of ths county should be in the
hands of lawyer, both in knowledge
and standing, and that it is absurd to
have a District Attorney who can not
practice in any but a Justices Court.
]. D. SIMS for County Treasurer,
scarcely needs mention. He is one of
the few men in the county who has
the good will of both parties.
A. SUMMERFIELD for Superintend-
dent Of Schools, has always taken an
interest in educational matters, and
with ripe business experience will
make an efficient officer.
HI. T. ScHEEL and L. G. MALoTT
candidates for County Commissioner
for the long and short terms respect
lively should receive hearty support
from their party. Mr.. ScHEEL has
the experience of one term to assist
him, has large interests In the county
and great business experience in diff
ferent directions. Mr.. MALoTT rep
resents the rapidly increasing
agricultural interests, and is from that
portion of the county which has never