Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-10-04
THE REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION
AND IT'S WORK.

Never vet was held County Con.
yention at which there WAS not more
or less exhibition of FEELING over dspul'
ed points or opposing candidates.
The Convention held in Candciaria
last Tnesd " was no exception TO his
rule. but ,hstanding the earnest
ness Of the friends of measures ann
candidates, all were intent on the party
welfare, and although there was an
occasional wrangle it was, on the
whole, A harmonious meeting.
The ticket placed in The field is
strong, so strong that every candidate
will be elected and the united efforts OF
E.meralda County Republicans in
electing straight ticket will maieri-
ally assist the National and State can
didxtrs. Some will, for a few days.
feel little disappointment hut that
will soon wear off and they will ear
nestly support their more successful
competitors This support would he
given in any event under the pledge
given by the candidates and members
ofBthe Convention, but the Republican
candidates will receive more than Il
forced compliance with solemn
pledge. They will receive the volun-
tarv and hearty CO operation OF every
Republican who was either in or outof
the Convention and this is ~ it should
be.
The ticket speaks for itself. For
mblymen MessrS. Marden and Nc
Afee had no opponents. they were
known rs old and reliable citizens who
IL elected would be true to State, coun.
~ and lartr.
Mr.. Cushman, the nom nee for Sher
iff, would lie hard TO de eat rs the can
didate for any party. He is bust.
ness man OF ability and is dessrvedly
popular with all classes.
F. Fl Rice for County Recorder is
too well known to need either com
nent OF praise. His record and re
cords show for themselves to any
person who has business in the Record.
srS office. He will bring to the service
OF the county the experience gained
during the last two years and if i'm
provcment is possible the people will
receive the benefit.
For the office OF Assessor Jerry
Quinn will m.ke a run which will
astoni.h those who usually associate
ideas of slow movements with a wood.
en- leg. He will literally stump the
county and the size of the vote which
rolls up behind him on election day
will stump his opponents.
j, B. Hiskey, the candidate for the
Office of Treasurer, is the test man who
could possibly have been selected for
the position. His thorough knowledge
OF county affiirs and finances, his G
knowledged ability and undi,puIed
integrity render him an eminenily fit
man to have control OF the county
funds. His nomination without opro.
silion indicates the standing he holds
IN the county, No one could have
been selected who would give such
general satisfaction,
George J. Garrison the nominee for
County Clerk is a yeung man of shility
altogether capable of filling the office
accer,nbly and diseharging lis duties
promptly, he unites to these intrinsic
qualifications, a pleasant, stralshif n.
ward manner which makes friends for
him wherever he goes. He is certain
Of the entire vote Of his party, which of
itself assures election and in his own
section will draw support on personal
grounds from both parties.
Patsy Bowler will be the next Dis
nict Attorney and the county will
have the services OF an attorney who
will see that the law IL enforced with.
out fear or favor. II is not worth
while to mention either his political
or personal strength, as his election
certificate was ordered by the people
when the Convention nominated him,
Rev. Ira P. Hale, the present Super
intendent of Schools. understands the
necessities of our school system and Is
IN every way qualified to fillthis really
most important Office.
John W. Hogan received the nomi.
nation tor County Commissioner for
the long term, and will bring much
business experience and strict and
courageous integrity TO the service OF
the county lie will know how to
w promptly and fairly in all matters