Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-10-13
THE RePpBLIcaN STATE TICKET.

- VI VIC udIltS III can
a'uates is superfuous. Il should be
sufneient TO know that they represent
the Republican party and that their
election will be taken AS evidence of
the qlsapprnyal, of Nevada, of the
course and opinions of Il Government
which has broken down our greatest
Industry and sent thousands of miners
IN search Of employment. However,
while on principle alone all should
and will be elected, brief mention of
their several personal claims will pol
be ont OF place,
Z. Z, Stevenson, for MANY years the
employer and friend of miners and
laborlng men, man of upquesuoned
integrity OF broad and cultured mind,
of liberality in this the State of liberal
citizens, will Us certainly be elected
Governor as will bis opponent stoop to
all kinds Of ipslncere promises in order
to gain few votes, and when Goyer,
nor Stevenson enters his office as such,
le will be Governor of the State, not
political leader and wire puler,
bul Governor, who will only see ip
The high office he holds, opportunities
for doing his duty end not occasions
for improving his future prospects.
Friendly to all hls greeting is from
the heart, and the welcome of u friend
Or acquaintance will be as warm after
as before election.
ii. q. Davis now The candidate for
Lieutenant Governor is the gentleman
who, as Presidential elector, ran nearly
forty votes ahead of his ticket ia his
own County of Humboldt. When u
prominent man is so well liked among
his peighbors there is but the single
inference to be drawn that he is man
both of heart and head and that he Will
creditably fill and position to which he
aspires.
OF Hon, William Wooqburn it need
only he said that he is the same able
statesman rs always That his views
have kept pace with the progress of
the country and that In returning to
Congress ppr present experienced
Representative the Republican party
has chosen wisely AND we'll.
In all Neyada no jurist holds higher
place than I, ID. Edwards who is our
candidate Tor the Supreme BENCH.
Mature in years, ripe ip judgement,
stndious and diligent, hs will adorn
the Bench and his decisions will be
standards OF law and equity wherever
Justice holds her Court.
For years Charley Bicknel has been
clerk OF the supreme Court. His is an
office that requires experience and no
client whose case may be sent 10 the
higher Court will want an iuexperi.
enced man in charge of the Clerical
work, where mistakes involving serious
loss and delay are liable to occur, Mr..
Blcknell, in addition to being the man
of all men for the place, has all the
SOCIAL qualities which make him
warm friend and pleasant acquaintance
and while voting the Republican ticket
on principle his supporters haye the
satisfaction of casting ballot for one
of the most kindly and genial gentle.
men who ever added strength to the
party ticket.
In Esmeralda County, everybody
knows John M. Dormer, and he will
not only carry his party strength, bul
will draw largely from the Democrats
1t is admitted that he Is the best Score
tary of State we have eyer had. At no
time in the history of the State have
the affairs of that Office been so thor.
oqghly in shape and 80 ably managed.
Mr.. pormer is deserving of the support
of all citizens, and will receive ona of
the largest majori'ies. Were there no
principles at stake bis official record
would elect him, and his host of per.
sonal friends will assist in swelling
his vote.
j, F, Hallopk for State Controller
occupies the seldom seen situation of
an Indispensable map, His experience
rerders him the only man who can
successfully contend with the inlrica.
oies of the Controllers office. and not
bring the financial operations of the
State toa stand-still. Nothing escapes
the scrutiny Of his watchful eye and
the Treasury has IN him d trusty guard
whose services 4re required for At least
four years more.
When il is said that Uncle George
Tutfly is the nominee Tor Stale Treas,
urer the result Of the election is known
IN advance.
The nominee for Attorney General,