Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1901-04-05

'''s A-1NS~"NhSy, Nchuioiu Soulcis OOFs
ernor of Nevada.
There is no better representative OF
the brains, bone and sinew of the State
than Reinhold Sadler. This would be
grand commonwealth were 1t peopled
with sufficient of his kind. AS hard
headed business man he is the peer Of
the best. In the responsible and
honorable position he holds he endeav-
ors to, and succeeds in, performing the
duties of office along those lines that
are for the best interests OF the people.
What he believes to be right he does,
and has not been, nor do we believe he
can be, swerved to do anything that will
be against the welfere of the people.
He unfailingly gives thought, dellbera-
tion, and sound judgment to the meas
ures requiring them. and in all affairs of
state he exercises great care. In the
unselfishness that has marked great
hearted men there is no room for evil
influences, and none who know
Reinhold Sadler and of his deeds for
the many years he has been with US,
will. or can, truthfully say there is a
drop Of selfish blood in his body. He
came with the pioneers Of the State
and was ever a man of affairs. AS
such none have done better work to
assist in developing our resources than
he. He engaged in merchandising,
agriculture livestock raising and mining
There are men scattered from one
end of Nevada to the other, and every
where within its boundaries, who tell to-
day how 4Sadler" grubstaked unnum-
bered prospectors, sent provisions to
the destitute, never let the hungry go
by his door, and could never resist be-
ing open handed in any deserving
case. He is the very essence Of soci-
ability and wishes no man anything but
happiness. He is of pleasant disposi-
ton and witty. always companionable,
and brimming over with fun. He is
willing to be joked and ready to josh
back, and when in this humor his eyes
sparkle with the delight of the con-
test out of which he generally comes
victor. There is no yiciousness in
such a nature. and one who wills can
always bask in the sunshine while in
his presence. He is just as free for a
war of words if the gauntlet is flung at
him, but no one engages with him
here but hesitates for second bout.
for His Excellency is abundantly able
to hoe his own row and hold his own.
Governor Sadler is what we call good
man. He is not perfect and his life
environment among the pioneers Of the
State and the men Of today does not
breed perfection from the Sunday
school standpoint We would not like
him half as we'll as we do were he to
reach the pinnacle where Moody and
Sankey placed it. But we do like,
honor and respect Reinnold Sadler as
a man and belieye him to be one Of
tine most capable men ever elected the
chief executive of this State, all not
withstanding We disagree with him in
politics. He works to advantage and
produces results. He faces every sit
uatlon braveIy and makes an earnest
fight for the right. He does his duty
fearlessly. He considers the people
first. He is Jealous to see full mea-
sure given them for all that is theirs.
He is industrious and he is honest. He
has the ability to make good officer
and does make one. Ten times over
would we sooner see him occupying the
position he does than to see another
there who would turn to catch every