Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-11-01
OUR CANDIDATES.
"Rspu biican's " Opinion Of the VIM
Mag Ticket,


On Tuesday, the fourth day of this
month, Republicans in every county
and State of this Union will be called
upon to vote for James G. Blaine for
President ard John A. Logan for Vice
President of the United States. 1t is
conceded fact that James q, Blaine
has been the choice of TIE American
people for the last eight years. He
has ever been and HOW is the friend of
the laboring man, the friend of prog-
ress, the supporter and upholder Of
American principles throughout our
land John A. Logan has been one of
the hrave,t defenders of our country.
not only on the ii Id of battle, but in
the halls of Congress. He is very
popular all over the Union, hut he
lives especially IN the hearts of the
brave soldiers with whom he was asso.
ciated so many years. Let no true
American fail to support the ticket
headed 10y Blaine and Logan.
| CONGRESSMAN
William Woodburu, the nominee for
Congress, has served us one term IN
that capacity. His record while repre-
senting Nevada in Congress compared
more than favorably with that of any
| Re nrAsnptattyof from, h., Duni On
1t must be borne in mind when sup
porting men for this position. that,
unless the House of Representatives
has a majority in accord with the
Administration, no measures in favor
OF the vial interests of our common
country can be consummaied. and it is
Il question whether it is not of greater
importance to secure a majority in the
Legislative Department of our Gov.
eminent than it would be to elect the
Chief Magistrate and allow the Demo.
cratic party to control the House. 1t
has now become almost Il certainty
that Republican President will be
elected; therefore, let us lend all our
energies, not only in this county, but
throughout the State, TO elect Hon.
William Woodburn. He has been
tried and not found wanting See that
is name is on your ticket.
UNITED STATES SENATOR.
Upon the next Legislature will de
volve the duty Of el,cting United
States Senator in the place of John p
Jones. He has served us well and
faithfully for twelve years. He has
been true to bis trust. He has cham
ploned every measure which has been
for the benefit of he people of
the Pacific Coast, and more espe
cially are we indebted TO him for the
noble work he did for the remoneiiza.
ton OF silver. \ miner himself, he
has always been helper and a leader
in developing he mineral resources Of
our State. Let he Republicans of
Esmeralda County, aud of every
county in the State, be careful to elect
tried and true Republicans to the
Legislature. and thus insure the return
Of John p. Jones to the United States
Senate.
OUR AssEMBLYMEN.
Horace Marden and A. G. McAfce
are the Republican nominees for the
Assembly. Mr.. Marden is a citizen of
| Aurora, and has resided in Esmeralda
! County iwenly-one years. He has
always been a stirring business man
and has been nearly ali of that time
engaged in mining. milling and team.
ing. His integrity and ability are
inquest ionable. When elected he will
make his mark A. G. McAfee resides
at Fish Lake Valley. He is one of the
most successful raIchers in The county,
where he has resided more than twenty
years. He Is II sound and uncompro
missing Republican, and will be rep
of the people of this county and of the
State.
SHERIFF
+. B. Cushman, our nominee for
Sheriff, has resided in the county about
five years, and was for some lime
engaged IN he banking business. He
is manager If the affairs of the White
Mountain Water Company. He is IL
genial gentleman, very popular at
home and he has the app arance of
a man to whom, if elected Sheriff, il
would be better to surrender than
resistant | suppose his opponent has
about made up his minds.o do so. Mr..
Cushman will be elected.
COUNTY CLERK.
George J. Garrison, of Candelaria, is
our candidate for This office He was