Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-10-07
the COUNTY TICKET.
AZ EXCEPTIONALLY HTRONG;
AgKAY OF CANDIDATES.
The Hen That VIII Go Into
Office In 1855.

In no period of the history of the
Republican party in Ormsby has
the APPEAL been called upon to
endorse so strong a ticket as the
ore placed by the popular vote be-
fore the Convention that met last
Saturday to endorse the candidates
elected at the Crawford primaries.
1t is but candid acknowledgement
to make that in times gone by in
Ormsby many man has secured
Office through the trading and ia
voritism of a convention, to the
detriment of better men. In the
present instance every man upon
the ticket was first obliged to Sc
cure the appreciation Of a majority
of the voters at the primaries, and
the result has been ticket, the
equal of which, in voting strength,
has never before been nominated
in Ormsby.
EVAN WILLIAMS,
Candidate for State Senator, came
through tn. primary fight without
any opposition, except that which
was represented in the the returns
under the appropriate head of
Scattering" He is the superin-
tendent of extensive milling inter-
ests at Empire, and during the pc
Rod of his incumbensy none of his
numerous workmen have ever com
planned of his perfect business
methods, nor any citizen of Ormsby
found him otherwise than an up
right man in all the relations Of
life.
ALFRED HELM,
An old and trusted citizen of this
county, has many times gone before
the people for an Enforcement Of
his stewardship, and has almost in
variably polled the largest vote on
the ticket. His past experience
in Legislative matters adapts him
for the work before him At tho next
session.
G.N. FOLSOM
II not personally known to the
writer, but his reputation every
where 10 A. l, and the individual
vote he received At the primaries
showed how we'll he WAS known to
the voters and tax payers. His
personal integrity 10 = matter that
no one eyer hears discussed, . fact
which speaks for itself.
GEORGE A. TYRRELL
Has grown up in Carson, and a.
though . new aspirant for legisla-
tive honors, he 10 backed by all who
have ever come in contact with
him to do the right and manly
thing by his constituents. No one
will ever lose who backs Geo. A.
Tyrrell to do as his conscience APP
proves.
". H. CRIsLER
Has been for many years connected
with the V. & T. r. r. Co., and
his modest, unassuming manner
and even temper has made him one
of the most popular men in the
county. The fact that he could
run ahead of a. strong = man as
Sheriff Swift ought to be a suf-
fcient evidence Of his ability to
poll heavy vote. He has held
many positions of trust on the
road and filed them all with credit
and ability.
NJ D. HATCH
Has held the Office Of County Clerk
two terms and coming before the peo-
pie for another endorsement Of his
past services, got it squarely. Hs
has always been a faithful ofliser
and handled the complicated hus:-
ness of the Count. Clerks cfice so
we'll that he has never been
charged with a single error
I'D. k..CsEl.
Who has also been tried non in
Office received no opposition at the
primaries. He has had an excep
tionally hard Office to fill, but has
assessed property in Carson in such
= manner as to draw forth a mini
mum Of complaint, rare thing for
an Assessor to do. The fact that
there was no one to enter the list
against him speaks volumes for his
able conduct of the Office.
I'D. TORREYsON,
Two years ago this gentleman a.
most fresh from college, came be-