The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1914-08-05
STATEAND COUNTY CANDIDATES
State and County Candidates Who
VIII Contest for Nominations
of Various Parties.

ing filed papers under party aus
pices:
State Senator: Thos. Dolf, DEM
ocrat; W. A. Keddie. Republican;
Fleming Mclean, Socialist.
Assemblymen: w. c. Grimes, E.
p Mclean and E. S. Hartman,
Democrats; ]. w. Ferguson and Geo.
e. Sherman, Republicans; c. II.
Hancock and H. C. Taylor, Social
lists.
County Commissioner, short term:
Thos. Williamson and Paris T. Mark
well, Democrats; Francis Harrigan
and Frank G. Peterson. Republic
cans.
County Commissioner, long term:
c. p Cirac, Democrat; C. L. Bena-
dunn, Republican.
District Attorney, Eli Cam. Re-
publican.
County clerk and treasurer, c. l..
Noble, T. F. Richardson and J. w.
Richards, Democrats; A E. Wilson.
Republican.
Sheriff and assessor: T. w.
Depp, w. D. Kemp and Jim Smith.
Democrats; ]. c. Coniff, Republican.
Auditor and recorder. J. T. Col
Inns, Democrat; F. F. FRANKIE. Re-
publican.
4 Members county board of educa-
ton: C, w. Coverston, A. D.
Drumm and F. G. Hough; E. J.
Maupin, Republican; G. G. Fisk.
Edgar C. Smith, Socialists.
/ Constable New River Precinct:
Ralph Lofthouse. Democrat.
Justice Of the Peace New River
Township: W. L. Steele, Democrat;
T. A. Jones, Republican; s. J. Coat
ney, Socialist
Justice of the Peace ST. Clair
Township; S. l.. Fisk, Socialist,
Justice of the Peace Saltwater
Township: w. S. DeArmond. DEM
ocrat
/ Constable Saltwater Township:
I beOu Siiuc dHd NiStoi fitz, Den-
ocrats.
Constable Wonder Township: T.
A. Mcneil and John Brogan, Demo-
Gratis.
Justice of the Peace Fairview
/ Township: A. Archibald, Demo-
crat.
Justice of the Peace Hazen Town
ship: L. b. Mason, Democrat.
Constable Hazen Township; G.
w. Sharkey. Republican.
state Candidates.
Eleventh-hour developments Ia
\ the primary election took place Sat-
urday night at Carson City. several
candidates fling nomination papers
at midnight. Late candidates to
make their intentions known were
Cole l.. Harwood of Reno who is a
candidate for the Republican nomi-
nation for representative in con-
gress; Raymond A. Gott, r. A. Nc
Kay and George Springmeyer, Re-
publicans for Attorney General and
/ Harry Coogan, Democrat, for clerk
of the supreme court. Springmeyer
has papers filed for both the Repub-
lican and Progressive nominations
for Encouragement
Judge Harwood will contest with
f. e. Roberts for the Republican
congressional nomination.
Fulton II. Sears, of this place,
filed his nomination papers for the
Democratic congressional nomina-
ton Saturday. Mr.. Sears is an au-
thority upon irrigation matters and
will make a special plea for his
nomination and election promising
his claim to the fact that Nevada
needs representation in the lower
house in sympathy with the national
arid land reclamation undertakings.
He will shortly commence a vigor-
GUS campaign and he exrects to
visit every part Of Nevada in an
effort to convince the voters of the
party that he is the logical man for
the party's choice for congress-
The complete list of candidates
who filed nomination papers for
state Offices follows:
United States Senator: Demo-
cratic, Francis G. Newlands, Reno:
Republican, Samuel Platt, Carson
City, Socialist, A. Grant Miller,
Reno.
Member of Congress: Demo-
cratic, Leonard B. Fowler, Reno;
Republican, Z. e. Roberts, Carson
City; Socialist, Martin ]. Scanlon,
Tonopah; Fulton H. Sears, Fallon.
Democrat; Cole L. Harwood, Reno,
Republican.
Governor: Democratic, Lemuel
Allen, Emmet ID Boyle; Republican,
Tasker L. Oddie; Socialist, W. A.