Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1892-10-15
THE SILVER TICKET.
One That the silver League W emhers
of This County should study We'll
Before They Vote for any one Else.

last week it placed a strong ticket
in the field. There is not a man
on it who is not a member of the
Silver League, and the entire ticket
is plt ged to Stewart, Newlands and
the entire State Silver ticket. J. e.
Gignoux, the nominee for State
Senator, is a gentleman well known
in this county for his uprightness
and integrity. He is present Assem-
blyman of Lyon, and while act
ing in that capacity did credit to
himself and his constituents. If he
is returned to the Legislature from
Lyon he will again faithfully repre-
sent the people.
The nominee for the Assembly,
VIM. Melarkey, is young man who
has for some years been resident
of Mason Valley, and who is thor
oughly capable of representing the
county well. Heis acquainted with
the resources of our county and
knows what is needed to further our
interests. He is a sound Stewart
advocate and will vote for him for
Senator.
The endorsement of S. G. Boston
the silver nominee of the Republi-
can party for the Assembly, was a
wise move of the Democrats, as Sam
is as good Stewart and free-coin-
age man as can be found in the
State. He is not backward about
stating where he stands on the Sen
atorial question, and he has brains
and ability enough to look well af-
ter the interests of the county in
other matters than the Senatorial
Election.
w. A. Donnelly is the nominee
for Sheriff. He is the present in
cumbent, and has made an excellent
officer for the past two years. The
clerical duties of his office have
been well performed and the other
work as satisfactorily done. Bill
has shown neither fear nor favor to
friend nor foe, and no one no mat
ter how hard a case, has got away
from him, after once put in his
charge.
Henry Wood, the nominee for the
consolidated office of Clerk and
Treasurer of the county, is too we'll
known by the people of the county
to need any lengthy notice. He is
the present incumbent, and has per.
formed the duties of the office well
for the past term. This is an office
that will require considerable work
to fill in a competent manner from
now on, and Wood is just the mar
who can do the work up in good
shape if the people only select hin
to attend to it for the next two years
He is a rustler, and will make PEG.
pie hustle to defeart him.
Dick Randall is the nominee fol
long term County Commissioner
and he is strong card on the ticket
He has been a resident of the coun.
ty almost since his birth and is &C.
quainted with nearly all the people
knows every section of country in
the county, and the needs thereof
He is rancher and quite heavy
taxpayer. Should he be elected
there is no doubt he would run the
county on as economical a plan as
possible, showing partiality to none.
J. F. Holland, the nominee for
short term Commissioner, is an old
and respected resident of Mason
Valley, where he is engaged in farm
ing. He is particularly well ac-
quainted with the needs of his
section of the country, is an upright,
conscientious man and will make a
County Dad" whom everybody will
respect if he is chosen to fill the
honorable position.
AL. Reynolds, stand up here!
Have you surveyed the situation of
the Silver Party so you can tell
which way the wind is blowing,
Can you survey a tunnel to the