The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-10-29

here for many years am having served
the county in the capacity of Assessor.
lie, also, may be relied upon to see to
1t that the interests of his county do
not suffer and will vote for Francis G.
Newlands for United tates Senator.
1t is well that the business men of our
county should take an active interest i'm
politics and G. b.. Brown is as thorough
~ a representative business man as can
be found in the county. lie has been in
business here for many years and has
built up a successful mercantile trade
and has been prominently identified with
Democratic politics. He will also have
the welfare Of his county at heart and
will remain true to the Democratic prin-
ciples which he now advocates.
Charles w. McDeid has served Hum
boldt ounty as Sheriff for the past six
years and has proved an efficient officer.
He has resided In the county for many
years and has a large circle of friends
who will not fail to give him a big vote
on election day. He is a man of great
popularity and heretofore has been elected
by very large majoTities on the three oc-
casions when he was a candidate.
For the office of Assessor the conven-
ton named Andrew Davidson, of Union
Vile, an old timer in Humboldt county
and well known to most of the voters.
Mr.. Davidson has every requisite quail
fication to fill the office to which he as
pires in the most satisfactory manner.
James T. Dunn is a candidate fors re-
election to the office of County Clerk, an
Office which he has filled prior to this
with the greatest of ability and the best
of SatiGfactinn m oil nonoorna1 IJn L. 70
young man who has every qualification
desirable in the of an import
ant office, is very popular and an awfully
good fellow. He is assured a splendid
majority of votes on election day.
For the office of Recorder and Auditor
the candidate is Jerry Sheehan and he
mas no opponent. the Republican county
convention having passed the nomination
for the office. Mr.. Sheehan is now occu-
plying this office, having been appointed
by the commissioners to fill the vacancy
occasioned by the sad death of the late
j. j. Hill. Mr.. Sheehan has lived here
many years and is prominent in railroad
circles and their organizations and is a
most obliging and competent officer.
Frank G. Hoenstine of Golconda, is
well known throughout the county. He
is the Democratic candidate for county
Treasurer and is admirably qualified to
fill the position. He served a term in the
State Legislature and Is a rood Demo-
crat and a reliable, honest man and If
elected will give no cause for complaint
at the conduct OF the office.
Bert L. Hood. the present efficient Dis
trict Attorney IS the party's choice for
reelection to that very important office.
Mr.. Hood has served the COUNTY well ard
in his capacity of ex-oficio Superintendent
of Schools has uphelo in every way nos
sible the high standard Of our education
al system and has visited personally
every school district I'm the county. The
drt'es n Nfs cree are verv onerous AND
he has shown great energy and faith
fulness In performing them.
J. :. eoohrer Is the candidate for Pub
lie Administrator a position which he oc-
cupies at present and has filled with
perfect satisfaction.
For the Lorg Term Commissioner the
candidate is w. c. Ruddell of Lovelock.
whose record in the Office during the two
terms he has held 1t is one which entities
him 10 reelection by a big majority. Mr..
Ruddell has shown business and execu-
tive ability of the highest order and
has proved a most valued member of the
present Board which has done so much
for the county's business and financial
welfare.
Frank Germain, who was born and
raised in this town. is the nominee for
Short Term Commissioner and his cam
didacy will appeal strongly to the voters
for their support on election day and
undoubtedly In his receiving one of the
largest maiorities on the ticket. In adj
dition to his unquestioned popularity, he
has all the business qualifications so i'm
portant to the office OF Commissioners. He
is thoroughly acquainted with the coun-
tvs needs and is equipped by education
and experience to take a place as mem
Der Of the Board which has the mana
cement of the county's affairs. The
young men should support him because
he is one of them and the Democratic and
Silver party voters in general should do
so because IT is of the utmost Importance
that a Board of Commissioners be cleo
ted which is of their political faith.
This is a strongly Democratic county
and the majority is entitled to rule and
have its affairs administered by a Board
of Commissioners of that party. To Sc
cure this result thew should cast their
ballots for Messrs- Ruddell and Germain
on election day.
In this review of The Democratic ticket
there is no intention OF dispara cling in
any wav their opponents on the Republi-
can side All are good men. but the
Republicans are In the minority in this
county and 1t is plainly the duty of the
Democrats and Silver marty men to
stand nv tbafr oup candidates apd a1aot
their entire county ticket.