The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-10-22

RepuDnclnlSm has captured Fl0che
And Oh election Ga it viii have cap
tured Lincoln county for the state,
district and county tickets.
The tide has turned and the voters,
not only of Lincoln county, but ev-
ery otner county in the state are
going to place their stamp of disap-
proval upon the campaign of abuse
Which the democratic candidates
4re now aad have D6en conducting.
Ey their votes they are going To re-
stab.lsh an era OF GOOD government
III this great commonwealth of Me-
yad4 from one end to the other.
There has been no better eyiuence
C how the people of this community
feel politically than by the tremen-
oas oyations accorded the republi-
eaa state candidates who have been
hsre during the past ten days.
On Wednesday evening of this
week Phoebe was visited by what
is known as the second section, or
wing, of the state candidates., The
first wing consists of Senator Geo.
S. Nixon, e. Il. Roberts, Tasker l.,
Oddie, Con Ahern, WV. Booth and
John w Legate.
EASTON MAKES A HIT
The second section consists of Will
liam Easton, candidate for lieutenant
governor; George Springmeyer, can
d'date for atortney general; w. G..
douglass, candidate for reelection to
fhe oitice of secretary of state; Jac-
Oh Eggers, candidate for reelection
70 the Office of state controller; w.
w Mcmillan, /. candidate fer state
treasurer; Charles e. Watson, can
didate for the office of state in
spector of mines and State Senator
III. V. Moorehouse, who, as ali ora
ter has no equal in the state of
Nevada. Unfortunately, Mr. Moore
house did not come across from Ely
in the auto which bore the distin-
guished politicians; so Phoebe was
disappointed in not having heard him.
Ali of the other candidates spoke
however, and they declared that no.
where in the state had they con-
fronted a more attentive audience.
The spS akerS were in good form,
notwithstanding the many days of
travel and sleepless nights.
The mesting, which was held in
Thompson's opera house, was pre-
sided owed by Judge John M. Breeze,
who, after a few introductory re-
marAs, introduced the next leuten-
AIT governor, William Easton, who
IS at present member of the state
senate from Lander county.
While Mr., Easton does not claim
t. be a public speaker, he put up
q good talk and made a hit with his
hearers when he compared the cam
palsn methods of the republican par
.ty with that of the opposition.
The candil ates on the republican
state ticket" he declared, "are not
eaaasing in any mud singing. We
claim to be gentlemen in private
HE and we are conducting this
campaign as gentlemen, hy not stoop-
ing to slander If elected to serve
the people OF Nevada, we shall CON
duct our official life as gentlemen
Following Senator Easton, came
Secretary of state Douglass. who
ted Of the duties CT his. office and
what had been accomplished in that
Office during his incumbency. He
promised that ii elected he would
continue to conduct the office along
the same business lines that have
characterized his office heretofore.
JAKE EGGERS TALKS
Jacob Eggers, present state con.
trailer, gave his hearers some in.
formation which many of them did
not know concerning the workings
OF the controller's office. Mr. Eg
gers left good impression on the
eudience and was loudly applauded
on taking his seat
William Mcmillan, aspirant for the
office Of state treasurer. who some
years ago came within % votes OF
being elected governor of Nevada
talked for fully fifteen minutes ant