The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-09-22
CHURCHILL THIS WEEK.
A Few Items Regardless of classification

Nedesday DISPATCH.
People began coming to Saltwater as
early as Sunday and Monday to attend
the conventions which were well atten.
lied from all parts of the county.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Sanford who keep
the hotel at Still water were kind to
their guests and provided good accom-
modations.
Tuesday afternoon at the stated hour
the Silver party Convention met at the
Court House and nominated a full tick
ct except a candidate for the Senate
from that county. The ticket is as fol-
lows:
Assemhlyman-Hon. l.. Allen.
Sheriff and Assessor-Frel Small.
County Clerk and Treasurer. W.
Richards.
Recorder and Auditor-Ju dd Allen.
Commissioner dong term)-D. M.
Wightman.
Commiss .oner (short term)-John
Ferguson.
surveyo-C. c. Stump.
Wednesday afternoon the Republicans
had their say and nomina ed the fol
lowing ticket:
Senator-Hon. Chas. Kaiser.
AssemDiynlan-HOI. A. M. TrOlsOn.
District Attorney-Wm. Murohv.
Sheriff and Assessor. A. Danielson.
Recorder and Auditor-W. f. Dalton.
County Clerk and Treasurer. w.
Ferguson.
Commissioner (long term)W. d. Ep-
person.
Commissioner (short term)-M. Kai-
ser.
Surveyor-A. S. Dildine.
Public Admistrator-C. w. Verplank.
In a county SO thinly populated as
Churchill, one might ask how they can
get so many able men to fill the tickets.
This question would never be asked by
one who attended a convention i'll that
county. They have able men to fill
twice as many tickets if it were neces-
sary.
Both conventions were conducted in a
good cordial way, placing two tickets
very evenly matched in the field. The
fight between the two parties will be SO
even that we predict that men from
both parties will be elected; although
both claim that they will win.
To notice how the young men work
and take an interest in politics, in a
systematic and business like way, is of
high recommendation to them. They
are well informed and good workers, and
will be reliable men for office when it
comes time for them to be Office seekers.
Senator Kaiser looks hale and well
and everybody thinks he is the proper
man to represent them in the State
Senate.
]. w. Freeman is a perfect society
man..
Miss Donehoe reports a good atten-
dance in the Saltwater school.
The several teachers in Churchill
county are cordially invited to send
their school reports to the DISPATCH for
publication.
A buyer of Nickel from the eastern
part OF the county was present at the
conventions. He says he expects the
the mines will soon begin operation at
that place.
The dance Tuesday night and also
Wednesday night were enjoyable affairs
and we speak from our own experience,
everybody had a good time. The
young folks know how to make such
occasions a success.
j. c.. Days little girls are lovely
walters. +.
Hon. ]. A. Danielson and wife of
Clan Alpine were present at the conven-
tions and visited their many friends in
the valley this week.
Hon. w. w. Williams and Hon. J.
Dalton were in from East Gate this
week and were as lively as any of the
politicians. They are both well-to-do
men and report that cattle and sheep
are doing fine in that section.
w. Goodwill of Healey is at the
County seat and is making a visit to
many old friends.
B. f. Thorton and son, and r. Ross,
book-keeper were visitors to the conven-
tons. Mr.. Thorton reports things
rather quiet at White Cloud at present
but hopes to see a change soon.
Miss Fannie Watson, Mrs. j. Allen,
Mrs. A. M. Trolson and Mrs. j. Cope