Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-08-03

the salary of state treasurer is
only $4,000 made the situation
even more complex. Those who have
been backing Malley for the Office
and who insisted that none other
than Malley could carry the fusion
ticket, stood aghast at tho action
which left them in the thankless po-
sition of boosting man who did not
care for the boosting and whose am
billions led in a totally different di-
rection. AS soon as the fact of the
retirement became known there was
rustling of candidates and the nom
nations of Alex. Dewar and Charles
Slavin managed to get in under the
time limit of 5 o'clock. Just before
closing time Francis C. Moore, EN-
ployed at the Tonopah Mining COM
pany, filed under the straight Repnb-
lican ticket with the determination
to make the race, regardless of the
fusion arrangements of the two eau
cuses.
Billy" Grimes, whose diffidence is
well known to the courthouse crowd,
was so backward that his friends
feared he was not going to come for
ward, but he did show up in time to
file his nomination for the office of
auditor and recorder No one ap-
neared to contest the honrs for dis
trict attorney. which leaves the field
clear to Sanders unless some candi-
date should come in by petition.
For county commissioner Qong
term) ]. B. Tregloan, president of
the board of school trustees, came into
the race at the last moment and was
followed by DIR. ]. R. Masterson, who
was a candidate for county physician
last fall, Both are Republicans.
The complete list of candidates
whose filings are on record at the Of
flee of the county clerk is as follows:
The following is the list of all
nominations filed with the county
clerk:
Auditor and Recorder-Thomas Nc
Manus, Soc; W. NJ. Grimes. Dem:
John c. Humphreys, Dem; R. H.
Barnes, Dem; Harry Stimler, Dem.
Public Administrator--Carl F. Mar
shall. Soc; Charles E. Coble. Dem.
Judge of the Fifth Judicial District
William Forman. Dem; J. f. Nc
Namara, Soc.
County Commissioner (long term)
Travis H. Lynch, Soc.; r. B. Davis,
Rep; w. T. Cuddy, Rep; DR.. J. r.
Masterson, Rep; J. B. Tregloan, Rep.
County Commissioner (short term)
Thomas Lindsay, Rep; Alex. Fer
guson, Rep; ]. w Berg. Soc.
Sheriff and Assessor-William H.
Thomas, Soc; James J Degan, Dem. /;
Alex. A. Dewar, Dem; Chas. l.. Sla.
vim, Dem; Francis Moore, Rep.
/ District Attorney. A. Sanders
Dem.
4 Justice of Peace, Tonopah-Harry
Dunseath, Soc; Thomas J. Lynch
DEM; C. l.. Richards. DEM; e. l.
Minis. Dem; p. j. Gallagher, DEM;
w. r. McFadden, Dem.
Constable Of Tonopah-Charles F
Toland, Soc; w. B. Evans, Rep;
Charles G Smith, Dem.
County Clerk-Stuart Mcdonald
Soc; Robert G. Pohl, Rep.
Justice of Peace of Manhattan
d. C. Sullivan, DEM; George Ludwig
Soc; william r. Wilcox, Dem.
James S. Kelly, Rep; John S. Bar
clay, Rep; Charles c. Wells, Dem.
Constable, William W
Cantrell, Soc; Matthew T. Kane
Rep; S. P. Santos, Dem; M. ]. Kel
ly. Rep; Joseph NJ. Webber, Dem.
Justice of Peace, Round Mountain
y. E. Berg, Soc.
Constable, Round Mountain--L. l
Moore, Soc.
For the Assembly-R. f. Gilber
Rep; Henry C. Schmidt, DEM; Clal
, ence Kind, Dem; ID. ]. Fitzgerald
Dem; Jerry Donovan. Soc; Georg
, w. Robb, Soc; |, f. Davis, Soc; PAT
Whaley, Soc; Stanley Bryant, Soc
/. John H. Schweble, Rep; Harry M
Namara. Rep.
County Treasurer--James w. Co
lisk, Rep: N. X. Franklin. Rep;
J. Robb. Dem; Thomas NJ. Faga
Soc