The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-10-30
BRACES BUDGET OF
REPUBLICAN
NEWS

From the best information | can get
on the political situation in the State and
County of White Pine by interv iewing
men in a position to know via, Chair
man Fulmer of the County Central Com
mittee, Senator Comins I. &. McClell-
and and others the Republican tickets
will make clean sweep. The nomina-
ton of George +. Parker for Commits
sioner and T. E. MeClelland for District
Attorney has given a new meaning to
party actively in White Pine The
nomination of James I. Mitchell Of
Esmeralda, of Oscar j. Smith for Con
gress, from Washoe, of Geofge Spring
meyer of Douglas for Attorn.eg General
of Z. r. Dodge of Washoe for supreme
Judge and the other candidate en- the
State ticket, have put the party in iae
shape for the coming contess gad with
such men for leaders confidence has
been returned. The opinions o5 party
men are hereby given and the rank and
file can judge for themselves as to the
result.
General George F, Turrilin, Chairman
of the Republican State Central Com
mittee write as follows:
RENO, October 9th, 1906.
Answering your question, / will say
that the campaign now on is one oI the
most interests in the State history.
The business interests throughout tbe
State recognize what Republican vie
tory means and both Democratic ind
Republican men of affairs arc bending
every energy to elect the Republican
State ticket and it win be elected by
the largest plurality ever pild ap by
any party in Nevada, Of this feel very
confident. From every section Of the
State that report come 10 headquarters
| hope my friends in White Pine will
not be too busy with copper and copper
mines to not do their full share on cleo
ton day and in that way assists the
good time period" mapped out for
White Pine and very other section Of
the old State. The Mckinley Roose-
welt administration have been RESPONSE
BILE for the prosperous conditions and
business men desire to elect men in
sympathy with the national Repabli
can party in order that the good times
may continued
GEORGE f. TuRRlTTlN,
Chairman Republican State Central
Committee.
r. +. MeCLELLAND said in AN inter
view. Il have just returned from
Lund and Preston and found a pro-
gressiye, and God fearing people as any
the rays of the san ever shown on.
Politically speaking | think this a
RenIlblican year in White Pine. have
found in my visits to the various pre-
cincts throughout the country that | am
justified in predicting that the Repu6-
leans will have Il splendid victory 1T
the polls.
The People Of Preston and Lund are
very prosp porous and unless mistake
not they will give the candidates of
President Roosevelt s party their en-
tars IN MT ON November 9th.
am impressed with White Pine
splendid possibilities mere and more as
become better acquainted with situa-
ton.
"'Preston and Lund are in position
to share in the great prosperity that
will shortly come to Ely and that sec
ton of the County will supply the great
est copper camp the world has ever
seen with all the fruit and garden truck
needed.
''White Pine is all right, llright and
no section of the county more so than
in Lund and Preston.
in my judgment there is no question
but the people of the county are more
than satisfied with business conditions
now existing and that they will elect
men to look after the country's bust
ness who are in close touch with the
policy of the Roosevelt administration.
''While have found few who are
agin the government, right or wrong,
think they are hopelessly in ibe mi
nority and that the better people i4 tac
county will keep them Ia the back
ground.
WHAT SENATOR CoMIN5 SAYS.
Senator H. A. Comins was asked
Sunday what he thought Of the pali5-
cal situation in the county and state.
| In his deliberate manner the Senator
said: Il can see no business n sup
porting any other ticket but the He-
upon an era Of great development in
every camp in the State.
prosperity never was so bounyifal
as now in every State ia the Union, so
why change? | always considered it
poor policy to stop and swap horses
while crossing a stream.
The Republican State ticket i q
strong one, made UP Of strong men WHO
will assist the administration along t1e
lines Of the splendid prosperity which
is ours. am satisfied with business
conditions as now existing and shall
support the Republican ticket, for /
know it represents that which Is best
for the State | love, and where ] have
spent the best years Of q lifetime.