The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-06


George A. Bartlett. Democratic /
for Congfress will be oppos /
ed by Oscar J. Smith, an attorney Of
Reno. Smith was nominated by
Judge Cheney of Reno, who made one
CT the other notable speeches. No one I.
else was nominated. so Oscar J. /
Smith was nominated by acclamatiC, /
The balance of the ticket follows:
W. J. Douglas of Storey county, sec
retary Of state: Geo. T. Mills Of Orms-
by county. lieutenant governor; E. l..
Dodge. OF Wasnoe county. Supreme
Judge: Edward Cults. Of Lincoln. state
treasurer: Jacob Eggers, OF Eiho,
state controller: George Springmever.
Of Douglas county, attorney general,
orv'is Ring, state superintendent Of
public schools; E. l. Elicit, surveyor
general: ice Met artny. OF Nye coun
y. state printer.
The Appeal does nor wish % de
scena to personal politics, but when
lie list given above is carefully read
ami compared. man for man. wit: The
Demccra,ic Sire party ticket there
i little need for argument as 10 the
Comnarativa strength and no doubt
whatever that the Democratic and
silver parties which have recently
met in Reno, have placed the winning
giollet in the field.
The Peoples Choice
John Sparks fer Governor; the in
cumhent Viii undoubtedly be the pao
Pies choice this year as he was four
years ago: George A. Bartlett for Con
GTess, a man who has never lost 4
mining case in which he was engaged
and he has been employed in al
most all the largest suits brought IN
the southern country-cannot fail Of
election: James G. Sweeney. whose
services in behalf of the laboring men
and the miners have been notable, his
fight for the eight hour law being
only one OF a thousand services to the
cause of labor: will win in walk for
the Supreme Judgship over his open
ent. Richard c. Stoddard. present city
attorney of Reno, is equally certain OF
winning by the force of his legal
learning and eminent capacity to han
RI %h of
vral He is assured of a tremendous
majority in Washoe county, and there
is no reason why he should NOT breal
even everywhere else.
The republicans have announce
their choice fer political honors il
Nevada: the democrats and silye
, party have placed their men befor'
) the people. The Appeal urges a care
fui DCrusal of the records OF the OF
posing candidates and vote accord
: ingl". Thus there will be a grea
= victory fer the Democratic -Silye
: Sparks. Jemes G. Sweeney, George
Bartlett and Stoddard and the en>ir
y ticket will be elected
a The republicans fell this Wa
+ about Il themselves and that is wh
@ there IS little happiness today anon
t the faithful to the trusts and III
s moncyad interests of the country.
:, 1-le Republicans are blue
g Old man COmins one of the mos
g vindictive warri rs thai ever gay
o political battle to overwhelming odd
\ has tai,en the warpath and he a.
= rouncns that he will hel pthe ticke
't These who know COmins know VIII;
& that means. Summerfield, who urge
II could win was turned down so ha,
d that be is sore and viii! drag II
d rational patronage along with hir
r Roberts, CT Ormsby. promised al
le slated fer attorney general and heat'
Is by q callCw youth just out of q CT
ot la2e. swcars ne Will go to the bat +
The ticket, and those who know Ro
erts know that THAT means.
oo LAST but not least. the repHblicft
rs have failed to keep faith with Il
le fathers and mothers Of Nevada a
ra have insisted on throwing the sta
10 university into politics by nominate
or full hoard. The democrats and S
.e yer men wanted to make a joint
Is dcrsement of this board but the
Il: nublicans would not cOnsen-.
p The real reason is thai the repl
n lican fund is so short this wear tt
he the managers. in their eagerness
it. get two more nominees on the tick