Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1906-10-26
Republican Rally was Held Tuesday Night; Democrats
Wednesday Night---Issues of the Campaign
Presented Verdict will Be Given on
Tuesday, November Sixth.

] Campaign speakers and speeches
have been coming thick and fast this
/ week, the pominees of both tickets
having visited our town and presented
their reasons why they should receive
the votes OF the people.
The booming of salutes, upon the
arrival of No 6 Tuesday afternoon,
announced that the Republican candi-
dates were in town and that the Re-
publican raily had begun. Soon after
dusk the lighting of bonfres at vari-
ons corners, The music by the Love
lock band and the booming of more
salutes announced the time for the
speechmakirg to begin in Hills Hall,
where large crowd had gathered to
greet the candidates.
After an opening selection by the
band, MIR John T. Reid, who ably pre-.
sided over the meeting, presented
Jas. F. Mitchell, nominee for COVER.
nor. Mr.. Mitchell stated that he was
not a public speaker, but that he was
glad to greet the people here and as
sured them that If elected he would
give them a fair and square deal. He
Was followed by Geo. T. Mills, who
aspires to be Republican Lieutenant
Governor. Mf. Mills remarks we're
also brief, but assuring of faithful
ness to the duties of the office.
1t was then the chairman's pleasure
to introduce George Springmyer, can
didate for Attorney-G General. In
clear, clean cut language he told
some of the many reasons why he was
Republican and why Nevada should
he placed in the Republican column
the coming election. His speech was
closely followed and maie a good i'm
preston upon the audience.
W. Il Douglas, present Secretary
of State and nominee for reelection.
was next introduced and greeted with
glad applause. His remarks were
brief, but, ds he looked into the face
of old-time friends, there was the i'm
preston of mutual conhence and es-
TEEN apparent to both speakers and
hearers. E. r. Dodge. the candidate
for Supreme Judge. was next intro
duced and made d few remarks. Mr..
Dodge is an experienced attorney OF
Reno ana man ripe in years and
fully qualified Tor the position.
Oscar }. Smith, candidate for Con-
gress, gave one of the best speeches
ot the evening. He told much IN a
humorous vein and much IN sound
logic and argument.
Jake Eggers, the nominee for
State Controller, was next introduced
and made a few remarks. Mr.. Eg-
gers has been Assessor of Elko coun-
" for many years and has most OF
friends Lhougholt the State. He ls
confident of victory as we'll az are ali
the candidates. Following him, Or
Wis Ring was introduced. He Is the
preaent State Superintendent OF
Schools and is nominated for re.
election Having been long identi-
ned with the schools of the State,
dr. Ring is exceptionally qualified
Lo conduct them To still higher
standard of perfection.
Albert d. Elliot, candidate for Sur
veyor-General, was next introduced
by Chairman Reid. Mr.. Elliot is q
rapid, energetic speaker and his dis
cussion of National and State issues
was closely followed ny the audience
We regret that space forhids the
publishing of his speech ia detail.
Paul McCulloch, the Republican
nominee for Assemblyman from Hum
boldt county. was next in order. Or
account of the number of speakers
his remarks were brief but TO the
point. MANY have heard him speal
before. He has a fund of apt illus