The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-10-12
WaShoe County Candidates.

didates believe in the efficacy Of printer
Ink and men who have that belief are
| good men to trust with the reins OF
| government.
Uncle George Frazer the Silver Demo-
cratic nominee for Commissioner, short
term, and familiary known as Uncle
George, is one OF the solid, substantial
citizens OF Washoe county. He is a
pioneer in the county, heavy taxpayer,
good business man and a much
respected fellow townsman. He is serv-
ing now in the same capacity and his
record is clean and square. He has
done his whole duty, looked after our
interests carefully and if elected will
continue in the same way.
I. X. Hymers, the Republican nomi-
nee for Commissioner, long term, has
lived in Washoe county about thirty five
years and is one of ihe best known men
here. He has served the county as a
father" for many yearsand understands
county affairs and needs from to z.
He is the right man for the place and
has been true and tried always. He is
needed by the people and the people will
make him Commissioner again.
D. B. Boyd Silver Democratic nomi-
nee for Treasurer, has been the peoples
faithful servant and guardian of tt cir
money for many years. In this respon-
sible position he is tue man to occupy it
and once again will the people honor
him and protect themselves by eecting
him Treasurer.
C. H. Stoddard, Democratic-S Silver
nominee for Assessor. has served the
people before in the same capacity and
knows the business thoroughly. He
would carry to the Office expeience,
knowledge, impartiality, good judgement
and every requisit qualification. Cap
tain Stoddard buckeled on his sword to
fight for his country and he will be as
fair in his dealings as he is brave.
E. R. Dodge, Democratic nomi-
nee for District Attorney is well known
in Washoe county and well known in
Wadsw orth where he has been called
frequently in the practice OF his profes-
sion. The duties Of the Office are well
known to him as he has been there be-
fore. He is good lawyer, thoroughly
competent, and Jealous in the perform
ance OF any duty. He is genial and
makes friends and the office of District
Attorney could not be in better hands.
Hon. r. H. Kinney, Silver Democratic
nominee Assemblyman, has represented
| the ounty before and his record is that
OF man always faithful to his constl.
tuents and qualified In every way for the
! position. He is one of Truckee
Meadows pioneers, a rancher with large
holdings, and representative citizen.
VIM. Thompson, Silver-Democratc
nominee for Assemblyman, has repre-
sented us before in both houses, with
profit to the people and credit to him
sell. ne lS oue VI tlle oileeI ClblzeuS Oh
Washoe county and very progressive
one. he is quick to see the merits or de-
defects of proposed legislation and al
ways does the right thing. He is not an
orator but he is convincing talker.
Washoe could ask no better material for
legislator than it knows it will find in
VIM. Thompson.
L. S. Bridges, ilver-Democratic
nominee for County Clerk, is our very
popular townsman. Whenever he meets
a man he meets friend and his whole
souled ways make people like him. He
is open and aboveboard in all his deal
ings. He is a splendid penman, a good
accountant, and served in the Office be-
fore in Churchill. He has every quail
fcation to make one of the best Clerks
Washoe ever had or will have. He is in
every way adapted to the duties OF the
office and the people will find in l.. S.
Bridges a very competent and accom-
modating official.
W. H. McInnis, Silver-Democratic
nominee for Sheriff, is the present in
cum bent and is an able and very ex-
nel fenced official. He is well known in
this town and all know him have a word
to say in his favor. He has splendid
record as Sheriff and has instituted
many reforms in the conduct OF the OF
fee. He has spent his money freely in
Olinghouse mining claims and has the
interest of the county at heart. Always
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