Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-10-10
The Silver Party Ticket.

most reliable citizens Of the county.
Among them we find the name Of the
veteran legislator, r. p. Hamill, who
needs no introduction. HIS future
action can best be judged by his past.
Every bill receiving the sanction of
his vote has been for the highest in
terests Of his county. A better en-
comium no ons requires. Associated
with him as candidates for the Assem-
bly, are two less known, but not less
able gentlemen, W. A. Massey, of
Tuscarora, and E. Q. Mclaughlin, of
Carlin. AS speaker Mr.. Massey
ranks among the best in eastern Ne
vada. Familiar with the laws Of the
State, he knows their defects and the
remedies that should be applied.
Clear headed Mr.. Mclaughlin is re-
spected most by those who know him
best. Ambitious and full Of earnest,
honest hope and determined purpose,
if elected, he will make one Of the
most careful, conscientious and able
representatives Elko county has ever
had.
While not one of the Assembly
ticket represents great wealth, the
ticket as whole represents what is
far better-capacity, ability and an
honest purpose.
For Sheriff-The choice of the con-
vention was but ratification of the
peoples prior selection, and L. o.
Henderson, who for four years has
done his whole duty as County Clerk
will not be found wanting in any of
the obligations imposed by the prin-
ciples of kindness, courtesy or law on
the Sheriff's Office. Daytime or
nighttime will always find him will
ing and ready for duty. His friends
have been won by fair treatment and
will be retained through his unfailing
consideration for others.
And, happily, the place about to be
made vacant by the promotion of Mr..
Henderson will, if it passes into the
charge Of Mr.. Cecil, lose none CT it's
attractions to all who wish faithful
service on the part Of county officials.
A good penman, possessed of the
requisite knowledge, M. G. Cecil, if
the fortune of politics favor him, will
make faithful and competent Coun-
ty Clerk.
For Treasurer-Shylock counting
his gold, brushing the dust from
pouch worn bills, alert lest the in
sidious thief of time by slow decay
rob him of his wealth, could not be
more scrupulously careful and pain
stakingly honest than our Major Mil
Ter. Every dollar of the county's
money that passes through his hands
will pass through unsweated, and
every cent called for by the books will
be Forthcoming on demand. A skilled
accountant and an honest man, if his
hopes are realized on November 9Th,
NJ. II. Miller will render good report
Of himself as Elko couuty's next
Treasurer.
In George Fl. Meigs as County Re-
corder, the people have already found
q capable and obligipg officer. His
books are we'll kept and in perfect
order, and the business of his office
has been conducted with precision
and unvaryinR exactness. His work
as Recorder and Auditor we'll entities
him to the confidence now enjoyed.
For District Attorney-The name
Of Webster Patterson is presented.
Admitted to the bar two years ago,
Mr.. Patterson will, if elected, give
constant and close attention to the
legal affairs Of the county and evil
doors can compromise no misdeeds
with him. He we'll merits the esteem
of the people.
The dead will have no reason to
complain OF the acts of Public Ad.
nainiaLrator Morgan. Thouoh cono