The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-10-01

sive clientage. If elected, Judge
Langwith may be relied upon to at
tend to the duties OF his office in
capable and fearless manner.
s. G.. Lamb for Sheriff.
The Republican nominee for Sheriff
of Humboldt county needs no intro
duction to the voters, having held the
office for eight years, during which
time he has gained Interpolation of be.
ing capable and fearless peace Off
Ger. During his tenure of office, Mr..
Lamb has stood as the bulwark be-
tween the lawless element that is
bound to eongregate in frontier COM
munities and the law abiding citizens.
While there has naturally been many
acts of violence committed in the
county during those years, the perpe-
traitors have been run down and
lodged in the county Jail to await trial
While there is little or no doubt Of
Mr.. Lambs election his defeat would
be in the nature OF a public calamity.
Our Next Long-Term Commissioner.
In their choice for Long term Com
missioner the Republicans were par
ticularly Fortunate in the selection
of G. E. Haviland, of Winnemucca
Mr.. Haviland held the office for one
term and acquitted himself of its
duties in a highly satisfactory manner
Having lived in the county for many
years, he is thoroughly conversant
with the needs of the different locali-
ties in the way of road and other i'm
provements and may be relied upon to
vote right on all these questions, with
out regard to political expediency.
W. L. Wilkinson for Recorder,
~ e Al -
amy county is that of Auditor and
Recorder, and it should be filed by a
man of unquestioned integrity. Wal
ter L. Wilkinson, the Henublican nomi-
nee, is a gentleman possessing all the
necessary qualifications for this office,
as is well known to all old residents of
the county from his former adminlstra-
tion. In addition to attending to the
duties of the office in a painstaking,
conscientious manner, it is safe to say
that when the first day of each month
rolls around. prompt settlement will
be made with the countv treasurer for
all fees collected during the preceding
thirty days.
The Legislative Ticket.
In the selection o. its legislative
ticket, the party this year has been
fortunate in securing for its candi-
dates Messrs. Bradford, Lipman and
Case
s. K Bradford, the nominee for
State Senator, is big man mental
ly as well as physically. Being a man
of mature years, anG a keen observ-
er, he possesses a fund of practical in.
formation that will make him valu-
able addition to our upper legislative
body.
J. A. Lipman, the nominee from
Winnemucca for the assembly, is wide
ly known as careful, conservative
business man, who makes a success or
everything he undertakes. With Hum
boldt county's matchless resources
rapidly coming to the attention of the
world, none but the strongest men
should be sent to tie legislature, and
the people win make no mistake in
electing Mr.. Lipman.
John S. Case, the nominee from
Lovelock, is a gentleman who, from
training and environment, will make
an ideal legislator. Having been born
in the county and enjoying the per-
sonal acquaintance of pra acticaly every
resident, in addition to having been
engaged in journalism for many years,
Mr.. Case possesses practical knowl-
edge of the legislative needs of the
people and the energy and persever-
ance to secure them for his con-