Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-09-22
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Winning TICKET
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and would not break the rule. He
craved the indulgence of the dele
gates, however, to point out what he
considered some of the duties of the
district attorney. While many peo-
pie believed that it was the district
attorney to act simply as prosecu-
tor, he believed it the duty also of
the man occupying that office to de-
fend the innocent as we'll as prose-
cute the guilty.
J. G. Mckenzie nominated Robert
G. Pohl for county clerk and the
nomination was seconded from three
or four different delegations. He
was given the nomination by accla-
nation. Mr.. Pohl guaranteed to
bring to the Office all the ability at
his command; that he would serve
the county faithfully and we'll and
when he left the Office it would be
said of him that his administration
would be the best ever given in Nye
county
For county treasurer, Senator Cd
die placed that pioneer of Nevada and
present treasurer. R. F. Gilbert. in
nomination. Mr.. Gilbert was unani'
mously elected. He referred to the
responsible position and guaranteed
that in the future as in the past he
would conduct the Office in such 9
manner as to meet the approval o.
the people of Nye county
DR.. Elftman nominated c. A. Rich
ards for the office of auditor and re
corder, which was seconded from
several parts of the house. He wa
selected without opposition. Mr.
Richards accepted the nomination il
graceful speech in which he refer
l red to his career in this state. H
said if elected to the Office he woul
e bring to it long and tried experienc
S and that he intended to campaign tn
! county from one end to the other i
S the interest of the Republican party
}, The selection of the man for tn
/ Office of county surveyor was left t
l. the county central committee.
: When the Office of public admir-
n istrator was called from various part
e of the hall came the name of Bricl
q Mr.. Brick was elected by acclamt
} ton and a committee of two was al
* pointed to bring the gentleman int
E. the hall He was taken completed
by surprise, but managed to make
neat little talk on the occasion.
For county commissioner for IL
long term, w. F. Rose placed w.
Cuddy in nomination, while P.
n Bowler suggested the name of ]. !
Falkenstein. The vote showed fort
In three for Cuddy and sixteen for Fa
kenstein. Mr.. Cuddy promised h
ny earnest support for the ticket al
said he knew all the nominees wou
r be elected.
For short term commissioner, j.
M Daveler nominated Thomas WilsC
of Round Mountain. Mr.. Wils'
IN was selected by reclamation. I'd
is. WASH" with native modesty, sa
IS he would do all he could if elect,
ne to give his time and talent for Il
benefit of the citizens of Nye.
ay A recess was then taken to gi
Dy the various precincts an opportuni
of naming their candidates for ju
or tice of the peace and constat
H. which were ratified by the conve
us ton. Tonopah justice of the peat
Harry H. Atkinson; constable to
ay selected by the county central col
a mittee. Rhyolite justice of the peac
at John Beckman; constable, ]. B. w
liams. Manhattan justice of t
is peace, ]. K. Chambers; constable,
OF Barclay. Round Mountain justice
81 the peace, John Tabor; constab
Joseph Alexander. Beatty justice
ne the peace, J. ]. Brogan; constable,
&c, C. Miller.
7S' A motion was made thanking t
chairman and secretary.
Francis Moore made a rattli
talk on the outlook for the par
ed after which three cheers and tis
'as were given for the national, ST.
ice and county ticket and the convent
de odiO,rpad c;pa d;o
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