White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-09

service to the State of Nevada.
They are willing that the voters of
the state take their measure with the
tape of service to the state. They
invite judgment as to their sincerity
| by past performance, beth public and
private AS to future conduct, If ell
ected, they are willing that past per-
formance be the guaranty of their
patriotism and zeal in future service.
These men are of established repu-
tation in this state. Individually,
they are examples of the best citizen
ship in the communities in which they
reside. They are leading spirits in
local and state affairs.
George 5. Nixon
The keynote of the characteristics
that mark the personality of each
candidate on the Republican ticket,
is particularly dominant in the make
up of George S. Nixon, candidate for
reelection to the Office of United
States senator. For example, he has
taken a leading position in any and
every line of private business he has
undertaken in Nevada. He has been
second class in nothing; first class in
everything. He is a tireless worker,
with judgment seemingly unerring
and therefore a leader in whatever he
attempts to do.
He is the premier state builder in
Nevada. He has no superior in the
extent of his loyalty to the interests
of the people of his state. A scrutiny
of his acts as a member of the senate
will show that his public life as well
as his private business life, is shape
ing itself to accord with his one
article of faith-the progress and up
building of Nevada. An en-
thusiastic worker in the Republican
ranks, he is not extensively partisan.
He looks at all questions, public and
private. with the dispassionate ap-
proval of the business eye. He never
restored to the trick of the dema-
gogue nor to SANDER of an adversary
+ to gain an end. He never needs TO
cover his trail.
His Opponents.
Opposed to him We find Key Pitt
man, well known lawyer, but an
unknown quantity as to his ability to
be of service to the people of this
state in the United States senate. He
/ is untried and improved. He has no
record to which the people of Ne
vada may look for knowledge of
what he can or will do for the state
The Socialist candidate, Jud Har-
ris. is a man of ability and integrity,
but not widely known in Nevada. His
party showed good judgment in his
selection, and while he will poll a
large vote, the people of this state
cannot be expected to put aside a
well tried and capable servant, an all
round man of affairs, for new
conner.
Tasker l.. Oddie.
Tasker L. Oddie's career is one of
the fascinating stories of Nevada. He
is one of the strongest characters on
any ticket this year. He has been a
worker first and a worker last. He
has just commenced TO work. He is
in his prime. Neither success nor ad-
versity has diminished his faith in
Nevada. At all times and in all
places in this state. where he has
labored, half his effort was for the
public or community eood. He holds
to these ideals now. He has two
hopes for the up-building of this state
ht hdo Ont lOl tue
tion of his private fortune. He has
two thoughts for the progress of the
state as a whole, where he thinks
once of his own advancement He
will exault the Office of chief exeeu-
tive of this state into an instrument
to restore confidence in Nevada's
chief industry and promote generally
the development of the states re-
sources.
Il. Il. Roberts.
The Republican nominee for Ne
vada's representative in the lower
house at Washington is f. +. Roberts
a man who has made his impress
upon vital affairs affecting his COM
munity. He is an educator of ad-
vanced ideas. AS prosecuting at
torney in one of the most important
counties in Nevada, he has shown
himself fitted to occupy place,
where he will represent the people of
the whole state over much wider
range of duties. He has been a very