Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-10-03
OUR NEAT Coz
GRESS MAN
lion. E. 5. Farrin gton Labored
With PICK and Shovel, Burned
Midnight Oil and is Loved
and Honored.

Oiti1@ ~ thS PiOsCht SatiiPaiSh SOiitasiAo
no more distinguished name than Of
Eiward S. Fafringtan, of Elko, candl-
date for Congress. re came ID this
State from California while yet a lad.
He came determined TO cast his lot for
all time with the sturdy people Of Ne
yada and TO make his way amcng them
No capital was his ave labor, strength
Of arm and a willingness to work. He
believed that labor is best rewarded
where freest and most enlightened.
Among the miners OF cur sage clad
hills he saw that this condition existed
in It's h CHEST form. and he became
n of them. He applied his spare
moments to books, and his persever-
enc won him the pos ton Of scnool-
master at Empire. in Ormsby cou ~,
then a busting and busy camp. He
also taught at Silver City. HIS strong
character AMI broad mind pushed him
to the fore, and when he attained the
Presidency OF our State University
non rejoiced more than his mining
cnuIns and trends OF the early days.
His adm, n~istralion If the University
affairs was marked with the signal sue
cess that sterling abAity compels.
During all these years Mr.. Harrington
had his ewes fixed on The goal Of his
a nb.tlon, the legal profession. In
December. 1886. he Was admitted 10
the bar, and by his honls,y, hard STUD. .
and untlrlng energy, has won a tore
most place in his calling. Two years
ago ne was selected to make the run
for Congress against F. G. Newlanas,
and g4vs him The hardest tussle he
ever mad, and this year MIR. Harrington
" Ii win odt against Mr.. Van DuLer,
his opponent. b. a rousing majority,
owing TO changed politc cal conditions
and 10 Mr.. Tarrhg ,on's unbounoed
popularity. Aside from his unq1es-
toned ability. Mr.. Farrng,on is a
man OF The people. sprung from the
Ions OF labor. His loyaiy 10 The work
insmen has been unwayering. HIS
heart and lis broad sympathy are with
those VINO are doing The work Of the
farm. Of the mine. # the shop, ana OF
the office, for through experience he
kno VS. OF their Trials and dIf.cui eS as
we'll as their honest pleasures. Is II 10
b. wondered at that across this broad
Stale Of ours he is loved by the PLAN.
everyday p ople. when we sop to think
that MS arm, injured to labor in the
mine. gained Its strength. and his mind
trained in the country school-room,
developed its power1 In every great
victory achieved by the American pvo-
pie he knows full we'll that the plain
p.ople were al the back OF It, and he
< cries In attributing credit due to
them. Having been n Of them. and
owing much OF lis strength to them.
the people will make no mistake in
pinnlng their faith to him.
Again. Mr.. Harrington has lived his
life in u midst. Neyada's deserts
AM plains. her hills and wales, are his
own. He knows no other. His inter
ests are all here. Nevada is his home.
Her resources as wsll as her needs arr
known to him as to but few. II elected
10 Congress this fan Nevada will have
q staunch friend. tier interests will be
well cared for and her honor in the sis
terhood Of states will hsve a defender
the peer Of all.
Voters Of Nevada! four Congress-
man should be a man. one Of the peo-
pie. His past In your midst Should
reveal to you a record Of high ability
and Of unlmpeachabla integrity. And
above all he should be a MAI Of Q