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

OF n Nominations Of Roth
PARTIES.

THE DEMOCRATS
The Eureka county Democracy are for
tunate in placing before the voters this
year as good g selection Of candidates -
have ever come before the people. They
have chosen for
STATE SENATOR
X. Sadler, one Of the largest taxpayers and
most successful business men in Eureka
county. He Is individually interested not
only in mercantile pursuits, but in various
other enterprises. He WINS and works
mines and has done more TO assist the
miners Of this and the adjoining districts
than all the business houses In Eureka
combined. 1t would be impossible TO select
a better man in Eureka county to repre-
sent US in that branch Of the Legislature.
A%ssEMBLYnES.
The choice Of Geo. W. Green, Thsmas
Fitzpatrick and T. r. Jewell, Of Pslisade,
10 represent Eureka county in the Assem-
bly, Is as good as can be made.
GEO. W. GREEN
l. a gentleman Of more than ordinary
ability, has had experience in California
Legislatures, and Is well qualified TO fill
the position Of a lawmaker. He is honest
and outspoken, and will make 3 faithful
public servant If elected.
THOMAS FITZPATRICK
Came to the State Of Nevsde in 1864, and
has been in Eureka county since 1872. He
is a man Of good hard sense. fearless and
reasonably independent. He has kept a
hotel at Pinto for several years past and in
that business has learned the wants Of the
miners, teamsters, farmers and cattlemen.
What better man for the lower house can
voters want?
THos. r. JEWELL
Is well known in the county as an honest
| merchant of Palisade. He has served as a
public officer in the capacity Of Constable
for years past, and has never failed to dc
bis duty, often performing services to the
county at his own cost. He has beer
faithful to his trust and can be relied on t.
serve the people Justly in the future. Fol
Sheriff
W. II. swRRSEY
Is the Democratic candidate. He hal
| made q good clean record during two term
Of office. He was first elected in 1882 snC
afterwards in 1886; has performed his du
| ties faithfully and manfully. The book
| and records Of the Sherif's Office durinl
his administration have been honestly AM
well kept, for the first time since the organ
ization Of the county.
y. H. HARMON
Is so well and fsvorably known that h
needs no recommendation. He has serve
as County Clerk during the past two year
and Is before the people for reelection
He has con~soientiously performed his du
ties in the past, and will do 80 again II hi
host Of friends stand by him at the polls.
s. s. sLoss,
For County Assessor, has no opponent, tn
Republicans having made no nomination
PETER BREEs
Came as a painter, etc, to Eureka. II
has studied law since 1888, having devote
the leisure hours he could spare while q
his trade to preparing himself for an e1
animation at the bar, which he passe
with great credit. He Is still a close stu
dent, is bright and ambitious to lay tn
foundation Of success in his profession, an
therefore asks the people OF Eurek
county to elect him to the office of Dii
trict Attorney, which he would rattle
have than be Governor Of the State. Mr.
Breen is a gentleman Of strict integrity
and, if elected, can be relied on for o cor
scientious performance of his duties.
J. O. POWELL,
For Treasurer, il one Of the strongest me
in the Democratic party. He served on
term as County Assessor, having beate
g. @. Wallace In q run for that Office !
1874 by 65 votes. There is not a man bel
ter known nor better liked throughout FL
reka county. He has been in the maj
agement as Superintendent of the Silvel
ado, Silver Lick and Hamburg mines. an
fills the last named position at the presen
time. II elected. the taxpayers will nee
have no fears about the safety Of I'll
county money.
II. B. NIKE,
Well known as "Long Mac" will run b
opponent a close race for County Records
He is very obliging. and no one will que
ton his ability to fill the Office In a credits
BILE manner IL be Is elected. He win carr
the strength of his party.
JOHN GREGovIoH
Beat his opponent 121 votes two years az
in a run for short.term Commissioner Il
has served the people faithfully. They
the taxpayers included, lave the most in
plicit confidence in him. He Is honest, 7,
liable and fearless of reproach while in tn
exercise of his duties in the ADMINISTERS
tion of the county's business. He Is no
running for long-term County Commii
sioner and is highly deserving Of the pos
tion.
JAMES WHITE,
OF Whites Ranch, in Diamond Valley
asks the people to vote for him for short
term County Commissioner. He is one G
the pioneers of the Seate, and fought
the Piute war, which took place nes
Pyramid Lake in 1860. He was In En-
reka county before it was organized q
such, and has paid heavy taxes, first ]
Lander and then in this county, ever sine
1853. He is still q heavy taxpayer an
represents a rapidly growing element q
prosperity in this State, viz: farming an
stock raising. These are cogent reason