The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-09-19
TEF DEMOCRATIC ToLINEEs.

The ticket non.ip tied by the Elko
Convention last week is O strong one
M | co .nmcnis itself to. the intelligent
voters Of the State and should win in the
coming election.
Jewet; w. A !ams. who has served
the State as Governor for the past four
years, was born IN Vcsmoat in lSS5.
and came to this coast III 1852. IN 1874.
le was nominated from VII ,e Fine
county for l. e~n;enant Governor on the
tick7 I with L. Il. Bradley. He was
elected AMI ra.elsct=d four vars later
Da the ticket with J,hn IL. .Kin!iyad.
Ills personal popularity among all oia-R
ei o! citiT"ns, particularly the working
men, u.akrs'his defeat AlmOst-un iurros-
sib;!:ty. 49, J.
Thomas JgIyraon Bell, the .nom!ues
for Lieutenant Governor was born m
Indiana IS yearsago nld has been d,
resilient vi this State fur % years,
Spending much Ot:thI. time in. White
Pine an Nye couuiies. Mr.. Bell liz
known all over the State as thorough
business man. and his integrity. bYs
never been questioned. For several
TERMS he has represented. his scc;ioL.pi,
the State in the Assembly. on two dil-
teFent occasions being elected to the
SyCakerslIip.
Judge C. II. Bclkntp. who Inns been
nominated - succeed himself OIL the
supreme Bench, WIS born IN New York
- years 4 IL tlIst came to.SFyidt
in 1865 but soon returned to New Y rk.
lie came back in 1867 aud settled in
Austin rs n lawyer. Mr. Bclknap is II
!nwer whuse atiniuments nnI position
IN his pto1esi' Il peculiarly tit him for
tie position, and lie needs no iudorse-
mcht beyond his record.
j. II. Mcmillan, of Humboldt. IL the
n1niIde for Congress-. aud has tbs en-
tbusinstic support OF the people OF TINT
section. Although ~ one time a COm.
stock miner. he is now a lawyer Ui
great reyuie his name being familiar to
cv.ry one OF account VI the strenuous
efforts he made M counsel for the drfens"
IN the celebrated Gray murder ctse. nj
Paradise.
jerry Schooling. Of Washor, for Stat,
Treasurer, is another first class nomina
Con. lie was bonn in Missouri nnd
vllen 20 years old came to this coas.
.ud to WhShOc in 1882. lie has served
so terms as State. Treasurer. lnrjp,
which tune be- handled millions Of dol
itrs Of State moneys, but no n cent
WITS missing when he closed his urroiftt.
aud turned over the Office 20 the Ircseu,
incumbent. 80 ~
John r. Brady OF Storey. the ioni.
nee for Secretary Of STATE, is am oxeslL
ent sclectfnrf for tint position He js a
native Of Quebec aud 80 yenrs,oll. Nv
has beeu u resident Of tho Conptoek ~,
ten years. Mr.. Brady is fully qutA.
led tn OIL the Office. TO which Ire aspire,
aud ia known far anil uenr Us one Of ill
ucst metz in the state.
X. Spdl tr oi Eureka, ia che. cnndidai,
f~r S nle Controller. Mr. Sadler Is .
mnu Of wealth and il not seeking th,
nni o. iot the sake Of its %cmuluu,enis
lie was appointed by he state Ceu
trail Committee in 1889 to Gil the vacin
cy on the State ticket for treasure
eau sed 10y the ~dcclinntion 81 g. W. Shci
herd Of this county. lie possesses grea
mngn tism and energy, and his high
standing Ms n businpss mNu peculinrl,
its MIN 10 OIL this very responsible posi-
ton.
j. L. Boiler OF EmeraldI. has beer
nominated fer Ait"ir,y General. u
- the son oi 4. J. Boiler oi Nyr, andj
- brilliant light in the legal proipssio
in this State. tlis nomination vas. iu
dOrsed by oil Of The niary eminent Law
ycrs present a. ,he .epprruti-n, Sh