The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-06-28

Austin ReveiIle: Senator P. G. Kelly
has announced himself as q candidate for
reelection as State Senator from Lander.
Virginia Enterprise: There seems to
be no doubt that James Sweeney of Car
son will be the Fusion nominee for At
torney General.
Virginia Enterprise: 1t issaid in Demo-
cratic circles that Ex-Governor J. W.
Adams is in training for the nomination
Of Governor on the Fusion ticket and W.
]. Westerfield for Lieutenant Governor.
Lovelock Tribune, June 81: Governor
Sadler honored this place with his pres
ence last week. Reinhold has made a
good Governor and the Democrats will
show themselves ~ungrateful if they do not
give him q denomination.
Lovelock Tribune: III. H. Coryell was
with us last week and wal modestly tell
ing Of his qualifications for Governor. He
thinks the Fusion party would honor
itaelf il it should nominate him. Mr..
Coryell has made a good Assemblyman.
Silver State: The Reno Gazette closes
a little political lecture by ssgely advising
| the Republicans to elect their ticket In
Nevada this Fall. The suggestion would
doubtless be adopted with uproarious
unanimity by the faithful members of the
&. o. p. If the Gazette would also suggest
some practical method of obtaining the
requisite number of votes.
Elko Independent: There is a good
deal Of talk among the Elko Democrats
of Thomas Hunter for Governor. Mr..
Hunter has the matter under consider
alton and may enter the contest for the
nomination. If he consents to make the
race his chances for carrying off the prize
would be excellent, as he would be the
only Democrat before the people for that
Office. He would sweep Elko county
like a cyclone.
Virginia Chronicle: No serious atten-
ton is being paid to the declaration Of the
Lovelock Tribune that Senator Jones had
~repudisted the interview in which he
was quoted as stating that he had re-
tired as a senatorial aspirant. The gen.
eral opinion is that an interview which
was given to the world by the Associated
Press and published by all the leading
dsilies of the land would have been repu.
dated by Senator Jones long ago if it had
been other than authentic, and that he
would hardly care to use as his medium
Of correction a weekly published in an
obscure Nevada town. Under the cir
cumstances the Tribune article may be
looked upon as n OF those pleasant lit
tie jokes for which Editor Sain is famous.
Salt Lake Tribune: "My State is ex-
periencing a great business revival" said
John Sparks. the millionaire cattleman
and m%ine-owner OF Reno, Nevada, at the
Kenyon Monday night. at is visible in
all lines of industry, in mining, in stock
growing and in agriculture. The recent
advance in beef has been a great thing
for the cattlemen. The beef trust has
enabled them to dispose of their steers
at a good profit for the first time in years.
To tell you the TRUTH" and Mr.. Sparks
lowered his voice to a confidential whis-
per, 81 don't believe there is any beef
trust. The advance in prices is simply
due to a scarcity of CATTLE" Mr.. Sparks
says that the silver issue is mot what it
used to was" in Nevada, being more or
less m%oribund, but he says the Silver
party will probably make It's appearance
at the polls again this Fall. "And it's all
right, too" he added, "for most Of our
underground wealth is in silver, and we
should have free coinage"