Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-10-11
make an admirable officer in tho Sher-
ifs Office. He will get the highest vote
where no Is known the best.
COUNTY CLEEK.


COUNTY CLERK.
L. o. Henderson, the candidate for
County CLERK, is one who has grown to
manhood in our midst, and who has al
ways been a favorite with those who
knew him best. For the past two years
he has been in the employ of W. T.
Smith where by his industry and integ-
rity he earned the warm friendship of
his employer, and by his universally
courteous demeanor gained the good
will Of the patrons of the establishment.
His acquaintance with general business
and bookkeeping render him fully
qualified for the Office to which he as
pires, and if elected the people of the
county may rest assured that he will
take pride in attending strictly to BUSH
ness, while his scrupuIous honesty
renders it certain that it will never be
necessary to remind him of his duties
as an officer. Lou will be elected by q
large majority.
TREASURER.
L. E. Morgan served the county one
term as County Treasurer in which po-
sition he earned tho title OF faithful
officer. His accounts were always cor
rect, and every cent was properly &C.
counted for. Mr.. Morgan is on old
citizen OF Elko and his career both as
an officer and q private citizen is with
out reproach. He was selected as the
proper man for Treasurer, and we pre-
dict that he will be elected to the Office
to which he aspires.
RECORDER.
Two years ago Dave Casper WAS the
nominee of his party for Recorder, and
although he made q gallant fight he
was defeated by a small majority.
Again he comes befures the people as q
candidate for the same Office. He has
been in the employ of the w. T. Smith
Co. since last Spring where be gained
many friends by his industry and close
attention to business. Dave has lost
none Of his friends of two years ago
and has gained many. He is we'll
Qualified for the duties of the Office
and should receive hearty support
from the voters of the county.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
At the earnest request of many dele
gates to the County Convention w G.
Love reluctantly accepted the nomina-
ton for District Attorney; and although
not an old resident of county he has
been q resident of the State for twenty
years, the most of the time in White
Pine county, where he practiced law
and served one term as District At
torney. MI. Love is thoroughly quail
fed for the duties of the office.
LONG TERM COMMISSIONER.
Stanley Rig'by the nominee for
Long Term Commissioner. is an old
resident Of Elko, an Industrious me-
chanic, (wagon maker,) and an honest
man. Stanley's judgment in all mat.
ters pertaining to the welfare of the
county is such that he will be a valu-
able member of the Board Of County
Commissioners, and being possessed of
a lnrge amount of frmness he is q good
man for the position.
SHORT TERM COMMISSIONERS.
In order that all parts of the county
be represented in the Board, Joseph
Smith, an honest and industrious
farmer OF Ruby Valley, was selected rs
the proper man for Shor: Term Com
missioner. Mr.. Smith is universally
respected In the community where he
resides, and is man OF integrity whose
best endeavors, In tho event OF his cleo
ton, will be directed to the welfare and
prosperity of the county We conf
IDENTITY expect that Joseph Smith will
take his seat in the Board OF Commits
sioners on the first Monday in January,