Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-10-06
Tho Silver state Ticket.

1 Tho silver state Ticket.
The ticket plAoed in the field by
the Silver party is composed OF men
whose records and standing among
their fellow-men are sure guarantees
that, il elected, the duties OF the diff
erent Offices will be faithfully per-
formed. 49,. ...
The nominees for Congressman and
Governor have been reviewed in these
columns and below will be found
review of the remainder of the tick
ct:
For Lieutenant Governor the con-
vention wisely selected Hon. r. Sad
Ter. of Eureka, whose long residence
in the State and his knowledge of its
needs will make him a valuable pre-
siding officer of the State Senate
while his Business qualifications will
en- ib!e hin TO discharge the ex-of-
, ficio duties of that Office to the entire
satisfaction Of the people Of the
| State. =
M. S. Bonnifield, the nominee for
Supreme Judge, ranks as one of the
able5t lawyers at the Nevada bar.
He has the unbounded confidence Of
the people who know HIM best. He
will evenly balance the scales of jus
tice in the Supreme Court.
Robert M. Beatty, of Eureka, will
make al excellent Attorney General.
He has been a resident of the State
for good many years and ranks high
as an able, painstaking lawyer. If
elected, he will discharge the duties
of the Office without fear or favor.
Eugene Howell, of White Pine
county, received the nomination for
Secretary of State. Mr.. Howell made
a good record in the State Legisla-
ture and will serve the people faith
fully as the next Secretary of State.
@. A. LaGrave, of Humboldt Coun-
ty, will make an excelleyt controller.
His experience as State Senator
has made him thoroughly acquainted
with the duties of that office. The
people will make no mistake in vot-
ing for him.
WI. Westerlield, the nominee for
State Treasure, served several terms
in the State Senate from Lyon Coun-
ty. He made a record there that is a
guarantee that the States money will
be safe in his hands.
A. @. Pat t, the nominee for Sur
veyor General, 10 one of the best post.
ed men in the State on the duties
pertaining to that Office. He has
been resident of Douglas County
for long time and enjoys the conf
deace and respect of all who know
him. He viii ma Se worthy Success
to the Hon. John E. Jones.
Jo5eph @. NJ CIR .hJ, Of story co IN
ty is on, Of the be It p.ac j u! pil Ter ,
in the State. H. ID you * no st
and energetic and will MAKE Model
s tate printer.
| For Super;n;eade 1T of Public In
struc Ion, the convention namel H.
| Z. Cutting of Esme aida 60 In y. Mr..
Cutting is graduate of the St4t9
University and ranks high as a teach
er. He is thoroughly qualified and
ought to be elected.
! Hon. w. e. f. DIAL, of SO .ey com
ty, and H. 9. Star;att, of l. md r., wi
81 manage the affairs of the Stlt 4,
q! Univer lily that there viii be no ne
ce sity for sending the youth Of Ne.
vadl to othe: States in orIe: to get
tn orou III ed lea lion.
i Hon. Go. F. Talbot. the nominee
for Ju lge of this District, is the pre- 1,
ent incumbent. His decisions have
BEEN generally contirme by the Su
pteme Court and he has provel him
sell to be an aole. painstasgng Ju lge
| He has the cOnide Zoe of the ma mi