Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-10-03

time.
All the candidates are busy now help
ing the voters make up their minds for
election day.
D. p Randall is over from DAYTON to
see the ball games and to see the voters
in the meatime.
The Boulden-Knapp wrestling match
takes place at Owl hall tonight and
promises to be a very interesting affair
A. !. Lotus and Clark Guild came
over from Dayton last night to see the
big doin's at the ball games and to talk
with the boys"
l. A. Strosnider has his announcement
as an Independent candidate for County
Commissioner (ong term, in this issue
of the Times. Mr. Strosnider is 40 years
of age and has spent So of them in Lyon
county He is well known to all the
people of the county and has a great
many friends who will do all in their
power to elect him. He states that he
will make an active campaign for the
place and is very hopeful of success.
A party of Boston capitalists, consist
ing of six or eight members, controlling
the Nevada Calumet Copper Co., will be
here next week to inspect the property.
Their mine has shaft down 200 feet,
and is equipped with 25-horse power
gasoline hoist and is in every way pre-
pared to do good mining They have a
fine showing, and Superintendent Stacy
needs only the order to go ahead to make
it producing proposition. We hope he
gets the order.
B. H. Reymers returned from Reno
the first of the week, and announces that
he is ready to enter the campaign 'un-
til the end of the war" Barney" is
the Republican nominee for State Sena-
tor and has had three terms in the as
sembly as preliminary training for that
Office. He has been IS years a member
of the school board here, and has always
been a trusted man. His friendly ways
and pleasing personality makes him pop
ular wherever he goes. His campaign
will be active and he says he is sure 1t
will be successful.
/ I. ]. A. Flaws announces his candi-
dacy for reelection to the Office OF
County Commissioner for District No. j,
this week. Like the other candidates,
Mr.. Flaws has filed petition, but he
was also the unanimous choice of the
Republican county convention. Mr..
Flaws is at present a member of the
board from his district, and the chair
man thereof His record for economy
and looking after the interests of Lyon
county is unexcelled, and his four years
experience makes his work doubly effect
i've. He has been identified with the
business and social life of the county for
many years, and his standing is so well
| fixed that no further comment is neces'
sary.
The announcement of d. W. Melarkey
as candidate for reelection to the Office
of Clerk and Treasurer of Lyon county
on the Independet Democratic ticke
appears in this issue of the Times Mr.
Melarkey came to Lyon county in 1879
settling in Mason Valley, and has since
resided there except during the time h'
has been attending to the duties of hi
office. In his letter of announcement III
says: IF my record in Office is satisfac
tory to the people, l will endeavor t.
pursue the same course i'll the next TIVE
years as l have in the past, having at al
times the best interests of the county a
heart, with equal rights and justice t
all.n His many friends and admirer
feel sure that he means what he says ant
are ardent in his support. His popular
ity and long term of service speak TO
themselves.
Clark Guild of Dayton announces him
sell III Ills lSouC Oi tiiN AiAhSo GO q ~oAa
didate for Auditor and Recorder of Lyol
county, subject to the decision of tn
electors at the polls at the coming gen
eral election. Mr.. Guild is a Lyol
county boy from the ground up, having
been born in Dayton some % or "a year
ago and having made that place hi
home up to the present time, with tn
exception of the time he was employee
BY the S. p Co. He would most likel
be in the employ of that company toda
had he not met with the misfortune {
losing his leg in an accident in Uta
something over year ago. Clark
possessed of good common school edit
cation and also of business ability enoug
to conduct the affairs of the Office