Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-12-23
OUR NEW
HE Servants of The County for the
Next Two Years.

Next Two Years.
1t is not out Of order or two much ''coun-
tryied," we think to say a word or W in
regard to the officers to whom the people
OF Eureka have intrusted their affairs for
the two years.. They are nearly all Repub-
licsns, but we are not SO hide bound in our
Democracy as not TO have a friendly feel
ing or to take q neighborhood pride in
them. AS to the Democratic winners
Pat McElroy and Judge Harmon, God
bless them, may they leaven the lump.
These are our standard bearers and we nave
raised the rooster to them once over the
graves of those who died fighting with
them. They are entitled to all the SEN
TINEL's poultry. We feel the honest con-
viction that Eureka county IL safe under
the new government. The County Com
missioners for the next two years, AIRING
ton, McElr0y and Cromer are safe, cou-
scientious men and the county will suffer
nc harm during their administration, il
they can helpit.
Mr.. Stinson will make US o good Sheriff.
He is not a noisy man or a talker. He is
un~obtrusive, but intelligent and has his
own mind. His important office will be
properly conducted.
AS to the Assessorship, everybody knows
Black Wallsce. There was never a brighter
or better Assessor, or one whose official
record was harder to find q flaw in.
Mr.. Beard, for Recorder, is a competent
gentleman. He is a worthy man, of
kindly and pleasing manners, and will be
sure to do himself credit in his very im-
| portsnt place.
Mr.. Andre, as Clerk, Is a business man
from bedrock up. The people will find
him at his post always, and his work
always lone with precision.
Mr.. Hoadley, to hold the county sack"
| could not be improved On. He has held
responsible places always in Eureka, and
everybody can sleep well as far as any fears
go regarding the safety Of the public
moneys in his hands.
A. e. Cheney, Esq, as the SENTINEL has
repeatedly ssid, is a lawyer of remarkable
talent. He is q pride to the profession in
the State and he can be depended upon to
| conscientious work as District Attorney.
Justice Harmon we needn't mention
any more. He is the SENTINEL's next can
| didate for President.
Mr.. Mckay. Constable, will stand in
| squarely with His Honor. He is as good
q CONSTABLE as ever was anu nODOOy ueules
it.
Last, but really the most important Of
all officers in the county. are the School
Trustees of Eureka District. With them
rests the care OF the education Of over 800
children. II must be presumed that they
will exercise their best judgment in the
premises. The people have confded to
them a most solemn trust. They are in
| absolute control OF the public schools.
| Their interests. their children, are here.
| II is best 20 rest upon their integrity and
| wisdom aud give them every opportunity
| to serve successfully. They are Messrs.
| Johnson, Stowell and Steler.
In this connection we cannot overlook
the County Superintendent of Public In
| struction, whose Office, in its relationship
| to that of the Board of Trustees lit being
presumed that they will take counsel
| together and act together for the
| good of the schools, is one Of prime impor-
lance as theirs is. We have no doubt that
| Mr.. Douthett, the reelected Schoolmaster
General, will do his part co%nscientiously
| and we'll.