Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-07
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If You Are In Favor Of Clean Adrninistra
tons and Progressive Policies, Look at the
Records Of the Republican County Candi-
dates.

His character is above reproach
He has promised the voters that, IL
elected, he will SO conduct the af-
fairs of that Office that the welfare
of the people of the county will be
taken care of. He is a young man,
possessed of a good clean character,
man who is we'll qualified to han
die the duties incumbent upon the
office to which he aspires. If elect
ed he will do his duty; will deposit
the funds intrusted to his care in
Tonopah, and not elsewhere. He
has the Endorsement of the most
representative people of Tonopah
and the county generally, and a
vote for hi mwll assure everyone
of a square deal. Yesterday he re-
ceived the Endorsement of the Or
der of Railway Telegraphers.
M. P. Shepard, the candidate for
the office of auditor and recorder,
seeks the suffrage of the voters at
the coming election, in order that
that office may be conducted on a
strictly business basis. He has been
honored by the people of Michigan
with the Office of county clerk, and
during his incumbency ne per-
formed the necessary duties of that
office with credit to himself His
character since coming to Tonopah
has won for him the unbounded ap-
proval of our people. He is at
present employed as assistant mas
ter mechanic at the Mizpah mine,
and has won for himself~the esteem
and admiration of all with whom
| he has come in contact.
Our esteemed fellow citizen, Pat
sy M. Bowler, who comes before
the people of Nye county for the
Office of district attorney, is best
known to us through his faithful
performance as district attorney of
Esmeralda county. He served two
terms in that county In that capac-
lity. He is credited with being the
best versed man in legal matters in
Nye county, and, if elected, the res
idents of this county will receive
every attention necessary to their
best interests. He is of pains-tak-
ing, aggressive disposition, and will
not be intimidated by any circum-
stance which would detract from
the dignity of his Office.
4 Upon the Office of district attor-
Iney devolves the duty of proffering
legal advice to every officer in Nye
county, and it is therefore neces-
sary that they have man equal to
the task. 1t devolves upon him as
the county's legal adviser to see to
J it that there be no waste of the
county's funds. The attention of
the voters of this county is directed
to the fact that heretofore the af-
fairs of the citizens of the county
have been placed in the hands of
} incompetent, inexperienced repre-
, sentatives, who have involved the
: county in numerous litigatory pro-
cesses.
R. B. Davis, long term candidate
! for county commissioner, and w. p.
} Alderman, short term candidate for
: the same, Office, are men who are
lfproperly qualified to perform any
} and every duty connected with the
t office. Their previous regulations
will bear out the assertion that in
sofar as their respective Offices are
concerned they will at all times fill
: requirements. Dick Davis has al
r ways been an ardent advocate of
good roads, and will, if placed in a
' position, do everything in his power
I to promote that project.
s Like Davis, Billy Ackerman is
s a man who at all times will act
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