Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-10-27

Il elected will make good and efficient
officers.
TaR REPUBLICANS.
The Republicans Of this county, In cen
v~ention, nominated q ticket that cannot be
found fault with.
FOE STATE SENATOR
They nave selected John Tore, well
known in the political arena in this county
He has lived in Eureka 3 number OF years,
and like his opponent, has been very sue
cessful In business. He is 3 native oil u
:any, enc Of the provinces Of Italy. HE
served two years as Treasurer Of this county
and gave satisfaction to the people.
AssEMBLYxKs.
For Representative in the Assembly she
Republicans have brought out their best
timber. First comes
A. 4. CHksEY, ESQ,
In the lead, who Is one oil the best men
that could rave been chosen to help In
framing the much.needed legislation Ton
this county. He Ia one Of the best lawyers
in Eastern Nevada, being bright, studious
and honorable. Having been long identi-
fed with our interests, he Ia intimately
acquainted with our necessities, and will be
an invaluable. adviser both as to the consti-
nationality and sdaptability Of such laws as
are required TO govern US.
J. p. UEKLE
Although not rs well qualified as Mr..
| Cheney. has q great deal to recommend
| him. He has been very successful as q
| miner, Is 9 man Of good Judgment and will
| not vote on Q measure unless he first knows
| that IL viii benefit his constituents. No
one who knows Mr.. Dunkle will doubt his
integrity.
CHAs. Z. ALLEN
Has been In the camp for several years and
Is well known to everybody. He has fol-
lowed mining during q good part OF the
time he has been here, and was at one time
President Of the Miners Union.
L. R. KELLEY,
The Republican candidate for Sheriff, has
been Q resident Of Eureka since 1917. He
was elected Constable Of this Township in
1876, and served for two years, since which
time he has followed his trade Of painting
and psper-hanging. He has had considera-
BILE experience as q public officer. and Is
qualified to fill the position for which he
has received the nomination.
W. 8.
Has resided In Eureka some IL years. He
first became popular as q ~dry-goods clerk;
was tor q long time Deputy Postmaster, In
which position he was very attentive and
obliging. He was elected County Recorder
In 1874, which Office he has acceptably
filed, having again received q nomination
for that position. 10 before the people for
reelection. He will carry the strength Of
his party.
L. W. CRoMER,
The Republican nominee for County Clerk,
Is known as q public officer and q man OF
business to all old residents. lie was APP
pointed County Commissioner in 1873,
when the county was first organized; was
elected Justice Of the Peace Of Eureka
Township in 1876, and was reelected In
1878, having served four years. Since then
he has followed his trade in the tinsmithing
and hardware business.
W. Z. GlIYPIN
Solicits the popular vote for County Treas
urer. He understands well the duties Of
the Office. For q number Of years he was
engaged In the banking business ct Phoebe,
and was also the agent there Of Wells,
Fargo & Coz Express. which position he
has occupied In Eureka since 1880.
r. N. BEATTY
Was first elected to fill the Office Of District
Attorney In 1884; has served two terms and
Is again before the people for reelection.
He Is very competent to fill the position.
W. j. SMITH.
OF the Postofice book store, Is the choice
of the Eureka county Republicans for Ions
term County Commissioner. one Of the
most important offices on the list. He Il
one Of the best known business men In the
community, was Postmaster in Eureka fol
nearly six years, under two different party
administrations, and Possesses high quali6'
cations for the position to which he aspires.
". II. srowKLL,
Candidate for short term, has been in the
drug and ~sssaying business such q length o.
time that he 10 known to everybody
throughout the county. he Is a keen bust
ness man and knows what Q Commission
er's duty is. II elected be will serve the
people faithfully.
p. II. Hull,
Like his opponent, Is Q property owner,
and well known In business circles. He has
had opportunities to become posted on the
duties of Public Administrator. II he Ia
elected he viii carefully administer to any
estate that he may be called upon TO settle
and give satisfaction to the public.
W. f. LONG,
Republican nominee for County Surveyor
is a graduate Of West Point, and q gentle.
man Of unauestioned ability. There are no
great emoluments attached to the Office,
but Major Long seeks 1t for the honor
alone, and II elected will properly attend
to all It's requirements.
JOHN WILSON
Is one Of the Oldest residents of this Sec
tion of country, and for the first time comes
before the people for Office. that Of Justice
Of the Peace. He was well known in early
days as the owner of a stage line running
between here and Austin. OF late years he
has owned the "Willows" station on the