Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-09-10
THE WINNERS.
A Short Talk About the Candi-
dates dominated.

ralda county, but because his name
was first brought before The people of
the State 10y the BULLETIN. All that
We said in our Introduction of MIR.
Colcord, we now most earnesi, reil-
crate. He will make capable, di1ni-
fed, Jealous, impartial nnd honest
chief magistrate.
In Nrginia City there are already
several Democratic fairy tales alloat.
One is that Mr.. Colcoid Is foreigner.
and was only recently natural zrd, II
such were the case il would be no dis |
credit to The gentleman, for some Of
our best citizens were born under at her
flags. But such is not the case. Mr..
Colcord WAS born in the State of
Maine, aud has b EN- resident of Ne
vada for n qnnrer of u century.
Another fable is that Mr. Culcord is
low wages" man. For many years
he has superinlended mines IN this
county aud has employed large num-
bers of miners All the other districts
in the county Including Candelaria,
Hawthorne, Garfield, were paying
their men So per day, but Mr. ColcoId
never paid less Than TIL Rec DOL
LARS AND A HALF, and II is safe
to say that there is not IA miner in the
State who even worked for him but
will vote for him on election day.
That will be the lest proof OF his
treatment of his men.
lie is not II politician. He is clear
beaded every day man. with II keen
knowledge of the States need and tie
frmuess an honor to prefer the public
veal Ia factlonal demands.
1t Is generally conceded that the
whole ticket is y strong one. Nearly
all the old chronic Office holders were
shelved and new blood WAS injected
into the ticket. With the exception of
Surveyor General Jnnes (vho was
nominated Ia succeed himselD none of
the present incnm benis will appear TN
the ticket There was general discon
teri among the people Al the Unsuitable
desire for Office displayed hitherto in
conventions, AID the thorough weed
ing out is the result OF this dlsconlcnl
The old timers expected defeat. and
they all bow with good grace to the
action of The convention.
Hon. a. Pnuj ,de of Lincoln WAS
nominated fer Lieutenant Governor.
Mr.. POM 'de has twice represented his
county in the State legislature, aud is
praciced parialneniarian He is n
Young man and has modern and pro
gressive ideas. lie Is largely interested
in mines in his county, and measures
for the benefit of the miner will re-
ceive his support.
james A. Torreyson is one of Car
sons most popular sons. He is said to
he one Of the hesi lawyers in The State.
He Is the nominee tor Attorney Gen
eral, and The lawyers are unanimous
ia the assertion that he Will make
m del "ilicer.
For Secretary of State 0. Ii Grey OF
White Pine is lhe csudld,le. He was
Nominated by A. G. Cleveland, who
paid him many high compliments.
Personally Mr.. Gley is pleasant
gentleman, and will become popular
wherever seen.
For Cleik of The Supreme Court Joe
Joseph of Storey is The man. He has
been raised from chiIdhood on the
Comstuck, and has always been II Zeal
Gus worker for the Republican party.
The fact hat he defeated Bieknell Tor
the nominotloa is proof 81 his Strength.
For Controller Il l. Horton Of Lgn-
der. He is merchant and n thorough
business man, aud will conduct The
alfurs of the Controllers Office with
the same care and scrutiny that he
performs lis private business.
John Esan for Treasurer Honest
old John, tor many years Super'nen.
dent Of the Andes mine. John is one
Of HE land marks of the State, having
reared large family on old navidson's
slippery slope. He is the idol Of the
miners, and the trusted friend OF all
who know him.
Surveyor General Jones' record is
what he stands un for reelection, and
he could not have IA better pedestal
He is careful, competent, sober, atten.
tive and 0bliging 10 people who have
business with hiM.
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