Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-04-06

didates who indulge in either of these
practices must be organized against.
These practices must be legislated
against because they are sources of
useless and great expense. What man
N ordinary employment can afford to
give up four or five months salary
every two years to get job Why
;hould public servants do it? Cam
Daigning should be a matter OF educa-
ion, not of petty bribery. want
every man and woman in Nevada
who reads this and is DESTROYS of
cooperating i'll the movement to
write to me The women are ex-
tended this invitation because they
are asking for the ballot Let them
embrace this opportunity to show
that they are entitled to it. Let them
get behind this movement and dem.
)nstrate that they are alert to tGe
needs of the times. and they will
thereby aid their cause more than
they know Let them agitate this
question 1t is to be hoped that every
person in Nevada who reads that will
lay it aside for day or two, read it
again. and pass it along, Let us hope
that every man and woman in Ne
vada will read it. Seventy-hve per
cent OF the people should be willing
to actively cooperate i'll this move
ment. but if twenty-five Republicans
and twenty-five Democrats in every
county-in the State will work together
with view of electing to the Legis
lature such men only as will pledge
themselves to support this bill the
undertaking will be easy, for all of the
counties in the State are politically
close. and fifty men. working together
can succeed i'll such a movement. 1t
is to be hoped that a greater number
in each county will be willing to CO.
operate with a view of procuring the
enactment of a law designed to purify
politics. All of progressive views
will: reactionaries will not. Spot the
knocker and learn his motive
The following provisions should be
incorporated in the bill as il passed
the Senate. and as thus amended il
should become a law:
ANY officer, agent servant or en-
ploye of corporation, acting for
such corporation, while without the
State of Nevada. or any individual,
while without the State. acting in be-
half of himself. or another, or others,
who shall do any one or more OF the
acts or things prohibited by any pro
vision of this act, shall be guilty in
like manner as though such act or
thing were done and performed
within the State of Nevada, and any
person or persons, so offending, may
be prosecuted in any county in this
State. and upon conviction, may be
punished as though the act or acts
we're committed within the State of
Nevada.
No individual or committee repre-
senting any political party, and no
candidate for office. either i'll gen
eral. special or primary election, shall
furnish or provide any buggy car
riage. wagon. automobile, or convey
ance of any kind or character. what
soever, for the taking or transport
ing of voters to the polls, nor shall
any other person or corporation fur
nish any of said conveyances for any
such purpose i'll behalf OF any candi
date or political party; provided, that
any two or more political parties may
cooperate in the furnishing of con-
veyances for the purpose of taking
sick or crippled persons to the polls,
but when so furnished they shall have
neither banner nor worker upon them,
Any person or corporation violating
this section shall be guilty of mis-
demeanor and shall be punished as
misdemeanors are now punished.
No candidate for Office, either in a
general, special or primary election,
shall peddle or distribute cigars or
liquors to any person. while such can
didate. nor shall any person or cor
"oration, in behalf OF any candidate.
peddle or distribute cigars or liquors
to any person Any person or cor
poration, and any person acting in be
half OF any corporation, or associa-
ton of persons, violating this section
shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and
shall be punished as misdemeanors
are now punished