Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-02-27
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! he Reno journal Tells of Peonle
With Aspirations.


The Journal of Thursday contains
the following:
Now that the date OF the
ton OF President-elect Mckinley is
drawing near, aspirapts for the var.
lous federal appointments 10 Nevada
are pushing their claims to copn
ZION. The candidates without excen.
tlon are capable and honorable gen.
tlemen and all are doubtless entitled
10 consideration, from their wav of
ooklng at it, and particularly for
the1r efforts in behalf of and fidelitv
W party which was so set again st
the principal industry OF the State,
causl lg Its following and advocates
10 appear as against not only their
neighbors, but their own interests
and in a hopeless minority as far as
the State was concerned. Nevertbe-
less, they were earnest aud made the
nSht, although defeat was admitted
from the beginning, consequently
those loyal to the cause should receive
Whatever reward there is to be divided
Yet when it is considered that there
are more applicants than there are
places, some one, although deserviog
must necessarily be disappointed.
For United States District Attorney
the names OF E. D. Vanderleith. and
y. d. Gray are mentioned.
MI. Vanderlieth is a Young man
energetic and deserving, a staunch
Republican and a capable and studi-
GUS lawyer. He would make an ex-
ceilent officer and 10 all matters
would command the respect and con
ndence due the official position.
hon. .. ID. Grey has served the peo-
PIE IN various positions. He holds
MS Republican principle above all
else, has had extended experience in
the practice OF Law and would make a
good officer.
FOR Superintendent Of the branch
mint at Carson Ex-Governor R K
CelcOrd is mentioned. He has bean
an active Republican and a leader Of
MS party. He has had an extended
experience IN mining and milling and
Inc management OF business OF this
character, which eminently fits him
for the place.
FOR Surveyor-General G. 81. Tur-
rittin and Allen c. Bragg. both Of
memo, are prominently spoken Of Mr.
Iurrlttln was formerly Surveyor
General and administered the affairs
OF the Office il a satisfactory manner.
lie Is a strong party man and an ear
nest worker in the rank and file Of the
party. He was a delegate to the ,.ta
national convention at St. Louis which
nominated the P~resident-elect TT
the office is again put into his hands
1t Will be conducted as carefn1lv az
during his former incumbencv which
met with the entire approval of his
superiors.
MT. Bragg, editor of The Reno Ga
Zette, Is well-known throughout the
State, and it is also admitted. even nv
those who differed with him politi.
cally, that his paper was instrument.
tai In holding the little band Of Re-
pnbllcans together in the State and
frequently when every hope seemed
gone he would urge his party MEM
oers to stand firm for their principles.
regardless OF the outcome. A few
Jays ago at Virginia City, at a meet
.ng OF the Republican County Central .
Of Storey County, at which
e'eral members Of the State Central
committee we're present, Mr.. Bragg
'eceived the endorsement of all mes.
mt. Should he be favored with the
he will make an efficient I
nd accommodating officer, {
For United States Marshal, Hon. 7. (
:. Emmitt Of Reno and Hon. Frank c
IcCullough OF Carson are aspirants.
timer OF them would make an excel.
ent officer. Both have served the 1.
In prominent positions and .
'oth were competent and faithful pub. -
&c servants. Both men have been '
oyal to their party and are popular
7aoers In their respective communi.
les. whichever one is chosen for o
Ills responsible position, there ia little y
omit but what he will perform all n, a