The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-01-12

zinosf inposab;s for eounties 70 pass
such laws
Mr. Dsx5n suggested thai Constables
might be given power and paid 10 n
specr hrz1ds
Mr. Fraser spoke of the o. jscsiou Ct
stock men 70 paying for inspection Ct
stock. and several instances Of this were
estsd-
Ex-Senafor Robert RAfrics tod Of his
sa6savar TO gss = ball SIMILAR 70 the
Colnrado stock Iaspscr0u law passed
by the Nevada L.zislzfars. and pointed
cat thu d~ifsculries in doing il because
e the opposition q large stock growers
to the payment Of q scent fee fer
each had shipped He favored the
ax and seemed TO thiak it can Gov be
passed
Mr.. Gr41 stated that the stock men
shoald pay this fee fer the inspection.
and that 4 the matter were broughf up
AGAIN and the fee made ~rezsonable be
saozxhf they woa1 net object 70 the
passage 0f tAs bin
Eereas<< Coyote Boznty
Mr.. Gn77 farther Suggested that
the boazty On coyotes shoald be in
creased from 80 cents % 81 The de-
suucEo1 Of sheep. calves and colts BY
these pests . very rszs aad amoanfs %
arze losses to stock ROVER through
oar The Srsse- The bounty Of % cents
acw paid - TOO l0w { sncoarzgs men
70 e1gzss excessively IN d<srrucfion Of
coyoses. and these animals are iaersas-
iEx rzpadly II nz7berS Assemblynsn
Ssdlsr aad Duborg. both stock men.
co16rusd these statements IN regard
70 the destruction wrought BY coyotes.
Prszy E<etsoa Reform
There having been considerable dis
e1ssioa Of the Wisconsin Primary Eiec-
aon law In Earska during the past
few weeks. Senator Brosssmer called
upon Mr.. Lzhtfoot TO expsain its pro-
visions He eaEs a brief outline Ct that
law and toll Of the conditions rsnedisd
By il.
He stated that the candidacy 10 open
for any person 70 any ofice for which
he Is qualified upon a petition signed
BY n small number Of voters being pre-
ssnted 70 the proper oHcer-. and the
pay mens Of = small fee TO the Secretary
Of State The Primary Election Is
held under the sane system as the reg
ulAr general elections are held. The
names Of al persons who have quail
I'D a. candidates are placed On their
party tickst for the Office 10 which thsy
aspire The voters have the privilege
Of voting for only one candidate for
each Lice On one party ticket The
candidate in each party getting the
highest number Of votes in the Primary
Eissrion Is the candidate for that party
NJ the general election, which i con
ducted under the Australian Ballot
system. the same as in other States
In eject. the speaker claimed for
this Law thai il gives every mau an
equal opportunity to become . party
candidate for any Office. and gives 70
the voters q chance TO place in nomina-
ton the mai whom they consider most
worthy Of the office. without domino
zion by the corporation interests or BY
the party bosses A good many ques-
items we're asked in regard to different
phases Of the Law. Mr. Izhtfoos had
= copy Of the law with him and stated
that those desiring copies might obtain
them from Senator Robert NJ. LaFol-
letTe a. Washington. d. q.
The oaly objecsicn noted was thas
made BY Senator RrOssemer { the pos
sbls increased exp nse over the pres snt
nominating system
Presineaf Attorney Seeaks Generally
Attorney Fl. K Mitchell spoke very
favorably concerning the proposed
school legislation and made q strong
appeal to the members Of the LegislA-
ture TO cut out such gratis as the
School Text Book companies are practic-
ing upon this State The ~absurdity Of
the idea that > child in Nevada should
be Obliged TO pay more than double the
amount that Is costs . child in another
State for the school books from which
he is { get his education is INDUSTRIOUS
and cannot Be too severely condemned
He then used the railroad situation as
q further illustration o. things which
should be eradicatsd. He pointed out
the fact that men who come rs far as
Palsade with the intention Of inspect
ing Eareka properties are discouraged
when they learn Of the exhorhitant car
fare TO Eureka and turn blck. Passen-
ger and freight rates are 20 high that
they almost shat out investment in
properly which viii rsquirs t~ransporta-
ton TO any great extent The speaker
went On 70 state that these rates are
within the control of the legislature
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