The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1916-08-30
NUMBER OF CANDIDATES
announce FOR OFFICES
Indications Point to No Dearth of
=. Aspirants for. Places. IN -.
Coming Campaign.

Cnurcnlll county mas been some
what behind the balance of the coun-
ties of the State in political activi-
ties. but the last few days have wit
messed revival of interest and the
modest candidate has come out from
under cover and is informing his
friends that he will be in the run
ming. A number of new names ap-
pear in the list I'M this issue of the
Standard
friends that he is willing to serve
them as a Member of the Assembly,
and will seek the nomination on the
Republican ticket. There are few
men in the county who have a wider
acquaintance with business condi-
tions and affairs than Fallon's May
or, or who could bring to the posi-
tion a better equipment of energy
and knowlede of the needs of this
section. Himself a large taxpayer
he may be depended upon to work
for the best interests of all for a
businesslike and economical State
and county government.
F. +. FRANKIE announces his can
didacy on the Republican ticket to
succeed himself as County Auditor
and Recorder Mr.. FRANKIE has prov
en- himself a faithful anG efficient
officer, and in the discharge of his
duties in caring for the official rec
ords of the county has always been
accommodating and obliging to
those having business with his de-
partment. II is hardly probable
that he will have opposition in his
party for a denomination.
A. II. Wilson, the present incum-
bent in the Office of Clerk and Treas
urer. announces that he will seek
denomination for the position at the
hands of the Republican convention.
During his two years occupancy of
the position Mr. Wilson has made
many friends by his genial and ac-
commodating disposition who will
rally to his support. He is an ex-
pert accountant and in the past has
demonstrated his fitness for the po
sition by the strict attention to the
affairs of his dual position as clerk
of the board OF. commissioners and
the court as we'll as guardian of the
county funds.
W. Il. Bowler is another Republi
can candidate who seeks the nomi-
nation at the hands of his party for
short term commissioner. The best
evidence of a mans fitness to con-
duct the business of others is the
success he has made in his own. BY
this test Mr. Bowler ranks high.
Coming to the project several years
ago he settled on a homestead and by
his industry and close attention to
business now has one of the finest
places in the valley. If nominated
and elected he can be relied upon
to bring the position an earnest de-
sire to serve the public faithfully
and we'll.
7. \. Jones, who has been justice
of the peace in Fallon for time out
of mind. has again SHE'D his politi-
cal castor into the ring and will be
a candidate for reelection to the Of
fee. Judge Jones will go before the
voters of New River precinct on his
record and feels that he is safe in
believeing they will appreciate con-
scientious service.
c. w. Hyatt announces himself as
an independent candidate for Con-
stable of Hot Springs (Hazen)
Township. Mr.. Hyatt Is one of the
best known ranchers on the Carson
river, an exemplary citizen and tax
payer. He has leased his ranch and
states that if elected he will take up
his residence at Hazen and well and
truly perform the duties devolving
upon a peace officer in his district.
The people of the Junction town will
do we'll to consider Mr.. Hyatt's fit
ness for the place.
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