The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-11-07
RESULTS OF THE ELECTION

-HE ELECTION has come and goe Goldne IS uckhng oow "
work and pursuing the ''even tenor Of its way" with head erect n
~ axed OF the future ooldhed is essentially a business community
and elections and such are but a ripple md ire of interest," largely to those only
who are immediately concerned
According to return 50 FAR received, the Bryan electors and all If the
Democratic state ticket, including U s senator and congressman we're elected.
q also aupearst that tn vote to repeal the Nevada State Police Law was lost
and that the law viii remain upon the statute books of Nevada.
Perhaps the greatest interest In the election conferred IN I'M local
The socaued law n ORDER movemen was strongly evident in thu canvass
The fight vas made against three men or thu Democratic ticket Wit were
dates to succeed themselves These men were ingalls, FOR sheriff, Swallow Tor
through III trying times Of the GoldAeld labor troubles and brought much con
demnauou down upo their heads because Of their inactivity at that time. In
stood between lawlessness and just punishment. Be hat as it may these three
mn 80 dsr..+sd posen4bal and Swallow decnively The vote OF sheriff was
SO close that Ingalls,, who appears N the ace Of the returns % have been L.
feaMd, nil probably contest the election Of his opponent A thu Min ope
rators' association raj largely instrumental in bringing about ne election OF
years. . least law and justice viii 70 administered according to the view point
Of he mine operators Of the camp. This win discourage M attempt OF tn
miner to bring about mother strike. and according to TIL Mine Operators asso
citation, this as what had been contemplated had tn election goe tne TIN
way.
in the voteo the Nevada State Police bill. and the r reelection, upon that ISSUE
of Congressman George Bartlett. Union labor vas supposed to be against the
statsP Police bill. II vas regarded by it's opponents as special legislation or thu
mine owners Of the state and inincal TO mionism II ~ nercev a'ackeo
by the radical labor leaders, and because Congressman Bartlett was instrumental
in the framing of the bill and its passage through the assembly, he was picked
tut for slaughter. It val freely declares at the tat convention at II Bart
lett were elected he would pull down the entire ticket But those who took
thsp position mistook the temper Of the people Of the state. Instead II pulling
down tn rest If the ticket Bartlett ran well up with the rest and in many
places ahead OF the presidential electors, showing that the Police Bill issue had
made him even stronger than his party. In view Of these facts, the results If
the election both in the state and in Esmerlda county, ought to have a pacny
ing II not q stimulating, effect upon investors In Nevada stocks, mines and
oher forms OF securities and property.
The vote liver senator Newlands must be gratifying to himself and friends
fr it nsre his reelection ia the United States senate Senator Newlands
made a campaign before the people. and q Clean, vigorous and able campaign,
just such as might be expected If q man II suchs splendid record and accomplish
.ments
Although Hugh Brown is a fine gentleman and capable lawyer, his election
would in nj wise have been an Improvement Justice Talbot fr the Supreme
All the ther candidates OIL the state Democratic ticket were elected, and
they arr all men who will give conscientious and emcent service to h state.
All in all, Nevada las great reason to be pleased with thu outcome OF the
election IN thss said for h state, 70 awatw with impotence the tidal wav of
prosperity that "a promised the country with the election o. MI. Taft