Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-10-26
THE DEMOCRATIC TICK EFT.
A Splendid list 20 Select Public
From.

candidates on the Democratic ticket OF
Eureka county. 1t is a list of splendid
nominations, comprising the best material
for public service that can be found in the
county. For State Senator we have
r. sADLER,
Whom, but for forms sake, it would be
needless to mention. Everybody knows
him personally. He is almost ON the top
among those who pay taxes in the county,
and he possesses all the qualifications that
go to make up a useful member Of the
Legislature. For
AssEMBLYMEN,
The Democrats put forward J. G.. Ford,
Hon. II. j. Muldoon and William Stat
terry. These gentlemen are well known
and stand high in the esteem of all Eu-
rekans. Mr.. Muldoon served in the last
Assembly and his record is that Of an
earnest representative of the people. There
is not a blotch on his reputation. Should
the other two gentlemen be elected they
will not do less for the benefit of the
county and for their own credit than Mr..
Muldoon has done. For Sheriff,
W. H. SWEENEY
Is before the people. He has made a
faithful, conscientious and efficient officer
for two years, and he will DO as good
service in his next two years of office. For
Assessor,
Mr.. Hill is known throughout the county
as q conservative, loyal business man. If
| elected, the duties OF the office of Assessor
will be honestly and thoroughly attended
to. For Clerk,
NJ. @. CAvANAUGH.
This gentleman's opponent took up a
hard fight. Bob knows everybody by his
| full name and everybody knows Bob. He
is universally popular and deserves to be,
for he has made a No. l Clerk. For Re-
corder
UNCLE DAVE HALL
His Office for the past two years has
been a model of good management, and
| there is not a word to be said in adverse
criticism Of him as an officer. He fits the
office perfectly. He is an old gentleman.
| Vote for him and you secure a good officer,
sure, and you will have the satisfaction of
having done a generous deed.
COL. W. o. MILLS, JR.,
| For Treasurer, is entitled to the warm and
earnest support of his paaty. He is a
splendid Democrat and a trustworthy man
in any place. There is is no safer or bet
ter sack keeper in the State than that Col.
of ours. For District Attorney,
PETER BREEN
Submits his claims to the people. Here
is a man that the Democratic party should
feel a pride in. He is a bright. honest
gentleman. For his successful efforts in
| overcoming all difficulties and gaining
| admission to the bar, he deserves great
credit. While working for bread and
meat at the painters trade, he snatched
every moment of leisure for study. A
| Justice of the Supreme Court says his ex-
animation papers we're excellent, emitting
him to an average of SO per cent. out Of a
possible 100. Peter Breen will do to bet
on. Schoolmaster General,
A. E. KAYE.
| He is a professional teacher, has taught
for years, and is thorough In the art OF
| pedagogy. He is fond Of the work, and, If
| elected, will do all he can to keep our
| schools up to their present improved stan
| dard, and, also, to advance them still
| higher in the scale of excellence.
COMMISSIONERS.
For Commissioner dong term, Pat Nc
Elroy is one man among a thousand for
the place. Always on the side of popular
| rights, outspoken, honest and generous,
and himself a heavy taxpayer, he is the
man to put at the head OF county affairs.
| There is not a better man than he for this
| place. Col. j. V. B. Perry will be Q
| proper associate for Pat McElroy for two
| years. The Colonel does not like ''taffy."
| He is as stubborn as a mule on this prop
HI - ua rus1t 90 =, Gov him that ha docs
his own thinking, is independent. nobody
| can hold a string on him. and that il elected
| Commissioner he will do what he thinks
best for the county.
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
For County Surveyor, though Capt.
Foley wishes somebody would beat him.
nobody can. The Office hunts for him and
! will find him.
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION.
Joe Boos, for Public Administrator,
| whatever estate may be left in his hands
| will be honestly and carefully looked after.
| Nobody doubts it.
ROAD SUPERVISOR. a.
James Hagar knows every foot OF this
| county; is an old and expert teamster ant
roadman and will make a No. /. Road
supervisor.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
F. Il. C"Rufus") Harmon never cul-
| tivates anybody's friendship, yet you cant
| find q man that does not admire him and
respect him. A better Justice OF the
| Peace than His Honor hasn't been born
vet. He'll be there again.
CONSTABLE.
For Constable you have Joe ~. o.
| Ravell, He is at home in the office, q nsh
in water, so to speak, and nobody will say
| no TO it. He Is q faithful, industrious and
| efficient officer and merits the confidence
and support Of his neighbors. Give him
| a lift on election day.
SCHOOL TRUSTEES.
And now, last but far from least, comes
the candidates for School Trustees. To
our mind, the Office Of School Trustee 10
actually the most important in the whole
list. To the Trustees are entrusted the
present training and the future
welfare of nearly 400 school children.
This is a solemn responsibility and a most
delicate trust. We belieke that should the
| Democratic nominees. Thos. Haley, for
| .ha lone term and Jacob Bremenkampf,