Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-09-29
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are made, presume ii /. in order to crlh.
else the several nominees. WIN. Woodburn
being first on the ticket should receive the
first notice. But being only slightly &C.
quAinled with INN can only say that his
record has been such dunns the last Two
years, As Congressman hon Ncya1a, as 10
justly rntltle MN 10 the esteem ami coma.
deHcc ol III: people and ~ insure his lie.
election by all overwhelming mAJoIi'y. llls
should entItle him 10 our sutttAg:s, mad MOI
nis attitude On The Chinese AID other ques-
uvn. vi wal interest 10 our STATE shown
him " be a capable and palnsiakIng IesIsia.
lot. Undoubtedly, 'lr. Woododrn lie 4. g'oL
a selrctIou Is couli hlv; b:cn mal- Anl hIs
election Is a io'eson: CONCLUSION.
=. u. Stevenson, tor Governor, Is tn: next
upon the hat, and i. a SELECTION winch could
no. have Ueen b:t.crsd. nave known Mr..
Stevenson tor years. lie is man VIM na.
been prominent IN Nevada politics and mn.
my enlerprises from away back" 10 hun
belong. The credit vi demons,Iatlng that the
lox grade ores vi the ConsIock can bc made
10 pay by careful, intelligent and economl.
Cal handling. ven.ure ~ say, that but ioi
h,s perseverance: and bu ,incssilke manage
INC nl, mlilion, vi doilars which have Already
COINS iIoln their hiding places, aud entered
mo our monetary cuCuiAuon, would now be
.lcep,n. IN lii. cavsIns VI old MI. Davidson
a~aning the time When future generations
should nnd them out. through ms entfgy,
perseverance and inhdenc: lhodsands vi MN
nave found lucrative employment, ami a, the
ifults vi thai employment iAm.i.es have been
supported, anu children that were babes IN
their cradles, have grown TO manhood aud
wo,nAnhood. Ii Mr.. oscvenson snoIld re.
ceIye a vote for cach one he has beinsnded
III Nevada, his majority would be wonder "
h,In.eli an instance = gIeattul remember ance
never Oeiore witnessed N the world's history.
Il will probably be sA,d thAl am Trend vi
Mir, S,eyenson. II NJ | shall piesd:gu,lty As
ehaIged. will hol STOP Al tins, | will gay
that Mr.. Stevenson - a friend OF nine, will
say that he Ia fienI Of every KepubIIcaa
man, woman and chiid IN Nevada. will
.ay that ms friendship extends to every
d. mocrat a, we'll. l will .ay thai HI. friend
.hIp /. not by any means uAno~- gaAle al
IA irI - ;,
VI osatr hne., Du. - a. b.oAi and compre'
| nen.lve a, tic Cununent i,seii. lie Las Ueeu
ever iounI IorcInost IN al schemes ior The
Advancement vi III. In,eIcsSo u; the > aIe
and Nauon, aud has been working long and
! eArn,s Sly ia bthalI oi Uuf silsei anu aSn
Cuitu,ai iuleIes,s. Whoever iaUoIs ioI ths
prYIuo,iou Vi the indu'ries ol the county Ia
a D,n. tac.ut vi mankind, irrespective vi par
~. Il YOU have any douDt IN reI"rd 't
wne,he nc VI Mr.. Adam. shout. DC uo,ern
VI Of Nevada, ju,t ali down quietly tor hal
.n hour and compare the t~o. WHAT claim
ha, Mr.. Adams upon the people oi Nevada
Wherein has he sought " advance The IN
tcresls Vi HI. sac VI NLIou. NhLt acton
has he taken ior the projection vi silver,
what has he done ioI agriculture Nher
Ien,lenien vi culture AMI prominence V'si
our SAFE who feels proud oi The imprrs'Iot
thai an interview with our Governor, MIR
Adams. will leave upon their minds' Ou
Governor ought 10 represent The intelligence
! oi III: Sale. he ought 10 know how 10 wei
come 81 anger 10 oui Capnol. aud he ough
to have, at lcas,, more inbJrn decency thar
TO sneak mo the company OF gentlemen IN
trude upon their privacy and sneak ava,
again like whipped school boy.
WokK ISGMAS.