The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-11-13

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Next Two Years.

CsAs TWO Years.
Though the election in White Pine
on the second of November went
overwhelmingly Republican, and
SHOWED under' every Democrat on
the ticket save one. it is pleasant to
know that good men were elected ts
every Office, and that the welfare of
the county will in NJ way suffer at the
hands of those called to public trust !:
For the Assembly-W. G. Lyons
and Andrew Jackson Spencer are both
old residents and closely identified
with the interests of the county, land
politics ssids) We know they will
pull together in the next Legislature
fer the best interests of eur county.
They arc men of sterling integrity,
and In point Of ability will rank far
above past delegations sent from this
county.
For Sheriff Ross Humphrey will
make = good executive officer and
merit the confidence his fellow citi-
zsns have placed IN him.
For County Clsrk--William Law
renson has the requisite ability to
crsditably fill the Office, and when he
gets familiar with the business routine,
will make good Clerk.
For Auditor and Rec0rder-A. D.
Csmpton succeeds himself. His past
two years administration 10 guaran-
tee that the Office will be faithfully
conducted during the ensuing term.
For Treasurer j. II. Lockwood will
enter On his second term. A capable
business man 10 he, and the finances of
the county could be placed in no bet
ter hands.
For Assessor u. Peters, who
enters ON his second term, made the
best Assessor during the past two years
We have had in decade previously,
aud it is but fair to presume he will
improve IN his second term by the
experience gained 10 his first.
For District Attorney-W. c. Love
(the lene Democrat elected on the
ticket) will make competent legal
advisor for the county and save to the
tax. payers many hundreds of dollars
that 10 the past have yearly gone
to Eureka lawyers for legal advise.
Perhaps the voters bad this in view
when they passed" Mr.. Loves poll.
itics. Billy will do all that work
himself. and do it we'll.
County Commissioner (Long Term)
Alex. Muir, AS the representative of
Hamilton on the Board, is q good and
capsule man for the place. and we
feel confident he will rise above any
local prejudice that entered into the
election aud work for the benefit of the
whole county.
Shnrt Term Commissioner--W. G.
Gallagher, Chairman of the present
Board, succeeds himself. 1t 10 no
fulsome praise to say of Mr. Gal ngher
that he has made faithful County
CoiA missioner and that he deserves .
reelection. To his enterprise and
skill--and that of his colleagues, Mes
srs. Boyle aud Paul the county is
indebted for Strengthening out and
putting on an easier footing her fsan-
cial affairs. Mr.. Gallsgher's past ex-
perience in the office will be of great
benefit to the incoming Board.
For Superintendent of SchOols-H.
s. Herrick, = veteran schoOlmaster of
half . century's practical experience.
cannot fail by his wise counsel and
learned disquisitions to advance the
standard Of our public schools. He
10 the best fitted man in the county
to suggest to the young ideas how to
shoot"-up.
Fer Public Administrator-Henry
Marty, of Eberhsrdi, will oil the bill,
though he lacks the experience of his
opponent I'd. A. strong) in slowing
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