The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-08-02

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The test shall re: Twill you support the nomi-
nees 0! the Pc pie s Party Ticket?''
The qualifications OF the voters st the priIns-
ries al e the same those required by the general
election laws Il the State.
The election board OF each district shall con.
sist of three 49, Judges who 81 all lie sworn, and
who shall appoint two competent clerks, who
shall also be sworn.
In all cases, retlrns of each precinct must be
made to ths Chsirman and Secretary Of said com
mittee If any of the persons named mem
bers OF the election board be not pret ent Or de.
clines to serve, then those present shall fill the
vacancy provided by law. The Gtte ntiOn OF
the board. well as the voters is called to the
law governing primary elections
The following judges are appointed for the
several precincts:
Eagle Valley-Ed. Lyle. r. Francis and r. Ham.
mond.
meadow Valley Wash-James Ryan, AL. List
and Charles Culverwell.
Spring Valley-James Rice, Andy Delmue and
Domingo Barlogi
Glover ya!ley-L l. WOODS ODE Hambl and
Sam Carson
st Thomas E. syphus, Ii. Gentry
Overton-Ute Perkins, David Cox and John
Las vegas-James Wilson, Ed Kiel AMI william
stewart.
and J. Powers.
Panscs-i'an Rice, Cap Mathews and Nephi
! Wadsworth.
Pioche-H Hartung, H. J. Goodrich and H. W.
! Turner
Builiouville Walter Reeder, John Mort an and
| Z. Morris.
Bunkeryille- A. Abbot. Ed Bunker and ,lonzo
| Leavitt.
Hiko-JOhn Castle. John Fergus, ard Charles
| Stein.
Helene-samuel Reed, Max schaeier and W. D.
! Maynard.
DeLamar-John whestley, John viette and Paul
| Tesla.
Lake Valley -
ST. Joseph-George Allen, j. Ellis and ]. Hurts.
man.
Keystone Thomas VIII Roberts
The following resolut was unanimously
adopted by the committee, as voicing the septi
ments OF the People s Party, Of Lincoln County
| State of Nevada:
The Peoples Party County Central Committee
of the County OF incoln, State of Nevada, at
regularly called meeting thor, OF on Tie l4th asy
of July, A. d. 1874, adopted the following as it
views upon the political clicis Low upon til,
country.
Each of the old parties. Republican and Dem
cratic, have proved themselves recreant to thei
pledges and duty 10 tie People ard inimical t.
the free institutions Of cur gov rument
They are now coluding, OF rather their leader
are, to foist upon the government another admin
stration, Republican in me, but governed b
the same foreign pool that has governed the pre-
sent ad Illustration, which means a further an
continued subversion of the rights, industries an
comnonweal of the American People.
1t is useless to attempt to fight the cummo
enemy ty diyit cd action, and local parties G
organizations of different amos but with no n.
tional significance.
The People Party being national organizstio
whose principles embraced all that is good
Dem ocracy or Republicansm, or local organic
ton should be adhered to and supported by a
who scerely desire to right the wrong und,
which the people are now groaning.
To that END we SIX the Silver Party of this Sta
to wheel into the general line of battle against IL
domination Of foreign influence upon our COVER
ment whether the same is indicated by demonit
1 | cation of silver Otherwise
GEO. S. SAWYER, Chairma
VIM. CULVERWELL, Secretary, pro TEN.
All Peoples Party papers please copy.