Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1906-09-28
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.

For State Senator,
W. A. BROWN, of Winnemucca.
For Assemblymen,
]. A. GOMEZ, of Golconda,
PAUL MCCULLOUGH, of Unionville.
Third assemblymen passed)
For Sheriff,
| s. G. LAMB, of winnemucca.
/ For Assessor,
J. W. GUTHRIE, of Winnemucca.
For Recorder
w. L. WILKINSON, of Winnemucca.
For Clerk,
Y. J. LAyEAGA, Of Winnemucca.
domination for Treasurer passed)
For Surveyor
o. M. BARNES, of Golconda.
For Commissioners,
J. C. CATHCART, Paradise (Long Term)
II. STOKER, Lovelock. (Short Term)
! Noination for Public administrator was
passed.
The Office Of District Attorney was also
also passed. w. E. johnson, the South
ern Pacific Agent, was presented to the
caucus for the place, but It is not known
whether he will accept or not,
The G. O. P. and the "Unterrifd'
party county conventions have met
and now the two two tickets are in
the field, both state and county. The
candidates will soon be giving US the
glad hand and politics will be first and
foremost for the next month. This
has been convention week at the
county seat and the faithful of both
parties have met, consulted and placed
two winning tickets" in the field
but only one can win. First came the
Republican Convention,
Which was in session Tuesday. 1t was
certainly the largest convention ever
held by that party in this county and
one Ut the most harmonious. This
year it is assuedly case of the Office
seeking the men, not men seeking the
Office. The nominations for district
attorney, public administrator and
assemelyman from this part of the
county were passed and left for the
central committee to fill, If possible,
because no one was present, or could
be thought of who would accept these
nominations. This does not Indicate
that the party is short Of capable men
for these positions. but rather that,
in these prosperous Republican times
everyone is so profitably employed
that they cannot leave their present
occupations, to make the canvass and
attend to the duties of the Office.
The convention was called to order
by F. M. Lee, chairman of the county
central committee. Lester VanReed
was appointed temporary secretary.
F. ]. Button and DR.. W. l.. Samuels
were nominated as convention chair
man. Mr.. Button resigned in favor
of the Doctor and his choice was
made unanimous. H. c. Sommers
was chosen secretary, with Paul Nc
Cullough as assistant.
The committees we're appointed by
each delegation choosing one from
theil number to serve on each of the
three committees. The appointments
were as follows:
On Platform and Resolutions M.
Reinhsrt, j. R. Hunter, Thomas Nell
son, S. H. Darrah, F. ]. Button, F. NJ.
Lee and A. M. Williams.
On Credentials-C. Nofsinger, ].
w. Wenzel, P A. Piuson, H. K. Har-
vey, M. Samuels, W. B. Dean, C. W.
N uller, F. NJ. Lee and A, NJ. Williams
Order of Business J. Merchant,
n. Loose, e. G. Smith, G. H. Piper
and O. M. Barnes.
A caucus meeting was held in the
forenoon, at which the nominees we're
agreed upon. In the afternoon the
ticket. as named above, was readily
nominated. In the speeches of &C.
ceptance there was the true ring of
support of county and state platforms
and tickets: and fidelity and faithful
ness in performing the duties of the
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