Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-10-04
THE STATE TICKET.

publican State ticket presented by
one OF the leading papers of Nevada
will strike all well-informed citizens
as being perfectly fair and well de.
served. Doubtless during the cam
paign nearly all of them will pay To
nopah a visit and this sketch will
answer for a preliminary introduce
ton
Hon. A. C. Cleveland has been a
farmer and cattle and sheep man in
White Pine county for thirty years.
He went to White Pine county in
early days and has made of his home
ranch an empire, covered with cattle
and sheep, and Mr. Cleveland has
made the soil of White Pine Weld
everything that can be grown in
Nevada 5 climate, and has grown gray
making grass grow where none grew
before. Besides being a successful
farmer Mr. Cleveland is a statesman
in the truest sense, and II the people
call him into the GubOrnatorial chair
he will make an officer that every
one will be proud of.
Hon. E. 5. harrington, of Elko,
the party's nominee for Congress, is
"a gentleman of culture. He is brainy
and well equipped for battle in the
lower house of Congress and being a
Republican, he will be listened to and
his requests granted. Mr.. Earring
ton commenced life in Empire teach
ing school, and his path has been
onward and upward ever since
Nevada dust has always been ON his
shoes, and he is as much a part of
he State as a Peavine mountain.
He is honorable in all the relations of
life and will be attentively listened to
by the administration at Washington.
Frank j. Button the party's nom
inee for Lieutenant Governor is one
of the substantial men of Humboldt
county. His popularity ut home and
throughout the State is such that
four years ago he ran away ahead of
his ticket when carrying the RepuI =
lican banner for Treasurer. Frank
Button is one of the strongest men
on the list
Hon. =, NJ. Bowler, the party's
nominee for Supreme Court Justice,
has lived in Esmeralda county since
he was very small boy Mr.. Bow
Ter has one of the brightest legal
minds in the State and is sure to
occupy seat on the Supreme bench
after the first of the year.
Milo c. Mcmillan is man of large
business experience He has been
engaged in active business pursuits
on the Comstock for over thirty
wears and will conduct the business of
State Controller with signal ability.
W, G. Douglass is a most thorough
business man. He is native son of
the State and may be found in the
south wing of the capitol building
after January LIST.
W. c. Gayhart halls from Lander.
He is practical engineer and par
ticuIarly fitted for the duties of Sur
veyor-General.
Hon. Sam Platt was born in Car
son City Mr. Platt is one of the
brightest young men in Nevada. He
is to Nevada what the late Gen. W.
h. l.. Barnes was to California, an
orator that everybody is proud of
who has the pleasure OF listening to
him. He will make legal advisor
to the State such as she has not had
for years.
Simon Bray of Lander had the
nomination forced upon him for State
Treasurer. The convention nomin-
ated him whether or no, and thus put
in the field one of the most popular
competent and strongest men in the
State.
W. W Booth of the ToNOpAH
BONANZA is the man for State
Printer He is practical man.
young, business-like and Just such
man as the State needs to look after
work in the line of printing, That
Mr. Booth will be elected goes with
ont saying.
Orvis Ring is the man for State
Superintendent of Schools. He has
done more for the education of poor
Young men in Nevada than any other
ten men in the State He takes
treat pride in the Office and that he
should be kept right there is toe
plain to every voter to need to bt
urged.
Hon. f. r. Dodge, long term Re
gent of the State University, is per
haps better fitted to perform the du
ties of that office than almost am
other man in the State. Mr.. Dodg'
has large executive abilities and hi
training has always been such as Il