White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-30
Elimination Is
Due Tuesday
POLITICAL PARTIEs ARE READY
TO SELECT ENTRANTS AT PRI-
MARIEs FOR FINAL BATTLE IN
NOVEMBER.

AItGI aEfCInt WVtho VI
ing the Democratic and Republican
forces are ready for the elimination
contests next Tuesday to determine
the final entrants in the conflict to be
waged until November for party su.
premacy in state and county
In view of the fact that all indi.
cations point to an ultimate Repub.
lican victory. interest in the outcome
Ct the primary contests Is more o,
less confined to the competitions
within the opposing camps. The
primary ballot will be muen more
compact and simple than ever before,
although the procedure surrounding
the first clash Is involved In compli-
cations.
The Republican ballot shows con-
tests for congressman. secretary of
state and inspector of mines on the
state ticket. and the ony opposition
that has developed within the coun-
~ IL for sheriff. II has only nine
names on the list. of which five viii
be eliminated as a result of the pri-
mary.
There are seven contests for state
Offices and three for county Offices on
the Democratic ballot. Twenty-three
names are represented. and out of
this number only nine will be eligible
for the final struggle.
Contests on the Republican ballot
in this county are indicated as fol-
lows. For representative in con-
gress. Cole IL. Harwood and +. T..
Roberts; for secretary of state, l.. F..
Adamson. Alex L. Tannahlll and A..
W. Holmes: for inspector of mines,
Andy J. 5tinson and Mark @. Brad
shaw for sheriff, c. 5. Grain and +.
c. Rowan
The primary fights within the
Democratic party are confined to the
following Offices: For representative
In congress, Leonard p. Fowler and
Fulton H. Sears, for governor, En-
met d. Boyle and Lemuel Allen; for
lIeutenant-governo Maurice J. Sui
liyan ard j. a. Ascher; for superin-
tendent of public instruction, Edward
Z. Winfrey and John Edwards Bray;
for clerk of the supreme court, Jo'
seph H. Mccormick. Joe Josephs and
Harry J. Coogan; for justice OF the
supreme court. A. A. Heer. George r .
Talbot. \. +. Bartine aud Ben W
Coleman. for inspector of mines, Ed
Ryan. Zeb Ray and James ID. Moore:
for district judge. {. A. EDDY, Nhi.
Mcknight and c. J. McFadden; tor
county commissioner, long term ia
Millard and Mike Cohen. for sherih'
W. S. Enslow and C.. c. caperton.
Owing to the fact that the Social
ists have selected their state ticket
through a referendum vote, they are
evincing bur little interest In the tria'
heats that will be run next Tuesday
The following county ticket has been
placed In the field, and the members
u the party are ready for the hght III
November:
C. A. ormiston of Ely j. ID. Eweii
Of McGill. l.. A. Thompson OF Ely
and Louis Hamilton of Ely Will be
candidates for the assembly. Martln
Blockhus will make the fight Tor
sheriff A. A. Marshal intends TO
contest for short term commissioner.
Peter Aultman of Lane City VIII De
In the fight for constable in the Ely
district. C. l.. Spiegel has decided
to be a candidate for long term com
missioner.
Ely did not obtain a place on the
state ticket. Louis Hamilton. can
didate for congressman and l.. A.
Spiegel, who desired the nomination
for Lieutenant Governor were both
defeated on a referendum vote that
was taken throughout the state.
The nominations for state offices
are as follows A. G.. Miller of Reno
for United States Senator; M. j.
Scanlon of Tonopah for congressman;
w. A. Morgan of Manhattan for
Governor: w. II. Burton of Yering-
ton for Lieutenant-Goyernor; J. Nj.
Frame of Reno for Justice OF the Su-
preme Court; A. b. Riggle OF sparks
for Secretary OF State: Jud Harris
Of Sparks for Treasurer; j. }. Con-
ley of Hawthorne for Suryeyor-Gen-
eral; Frank Darrah of Tonopah Tor
Clerk of the Supreme Court; H. >.
Bill OF Fallon for State Controller;
John w Reeves OF Paradise valley
for State Printer; A. A. Richie OF
Tonopah for Inspector of Mines;
Regent University, long term, l., b
homas Of Carson City and DIR. J. T..