Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-01-01
RETIRING
OFFICIALS
MEN WHO LEAVE A GOOD
RECORD
Three Retiring Men who Have
Helped Nevada

hcIpe0 NevdUd
The official duties Of Governor Sad
Ter and Secretary Of State practically
ended yesterday. On Monday they
will turn the affairs of their respec-
tive Offices over, to the newly elected
officers, and their departments will
have new hands to steady the helms.
Governor Sadler has made the peo-
pie OF this State a good and efficient
officer. His official life is clean
record. During the term he had many
perplexing questions to handle and In
every instance he made no mistakes
In all of his oficial dealings he used
his own dictations, and while they
caused comment at times, yet his own
course always proved right. Cover
nor Sadler has a blunt way of doing
business that appeals to reason. He
does not play to the gallery. but treat
ed every question as he would bust
ness transaction of his own, and the
result was that the people of Nevada
have had an administration Of good
sense and sound judgment.
The Governor has been a good
friend to this city. He never over
looked a chance to benefit this city.
and in fact, went out Of his way to
help Carson, as Is shown by his official
acts. He will turn the Governors Of
| fee over to John Sparks, and in SO do
! ing, it will be clean of record and all
business will be found as it should be;
/ in a strict business house. Carson
and the State have lost nothing by
the administration of Governor Sad
Her, and in fact has gained by the
sound business Judgment that he has
shown.
! The retirement Of Eugene Howell,
las Secretary Of State also calls for
favorable comment regarding his Of
!ficial capacity. Mr. Howell came into
the Offices when the finances were
not in the best condition: not through
ANY dishonesty, but through the lack
lof management. He placed the office
on clear business basis. and the vol.
ume Of business has increased many
fold since he assumed charge, which
has been handled to the benefit Of the
people.
At the State Library he made one OF
the best improvements in the entire
building. The library has been enlarg
ed under his directions and the PEG
pie have been given the benefit of the
reading matter that is contained there
in. He added to the collection OF
books, until today the library is one O
the best on the coast.
Mr. Howell is a friend of Carson
. He showed it by his acts in public 81
. fairs. He never lost an opportunft,
to give Carson a boost, and during tn
Carnival he was the heavy worke
who helped make it the success that
was.
, AS Clerk Of the Supreme Court tn
lawyers can attest to his ability an
. efficiency. His records are up to date
q his work has received the approval G
Il the lawyers and the Supreme Judge
y realize his worth
To show their appreciation and Civ
credit where credit is due, the s,
preme Court yesterday made Mr.. How
n. ell an attorney-at-law, as they realize
that with eight years of work in til
,e court room and the amount of leg,
re business that he has handled, that b
is is better qualified to handle law tina
D. many who came before them for a.
to mission. 1t was a neat complimel
st and deserving.
tn J. R. Judge. the Lieutenant Cove
IS nor, is among the retiring State of
ca icers. Mr.. Judge has filed the ON,
of with credit, both to himself and Il
Is. lState During his term as Preside,
a. Of the Senate, his rulings have bes
a most just, and this matter alone h,
of made him friends that will long I
ID. member him. Mr.. Judge will contin,
to to make Carson his home, as he hi
to been engaged as one of the counsel f
Miller & Lux. in the big law suit tn
re is pending. While he retires to D
70 vate life, the late engagement W
al make him a permanent resident.
All the 'aw suit bids fair to hold for
nd longer than the changing fortunes
.ro..tics.