The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1920-07-09
POLITICAL BEE
GETTING ACTIVE

Now that the two great political
parties of the country have met and
selected standard bearers, politics
may be expected to warm up and take
prominent part in the daily life of
the people until the general election
next November. In fact one need not
go far to hear the qualifications of
Harding and Cox discussed. even by
many who apparently know little or
nothing about either man, more than
one represents the Democratic party
which has been in power for the last
seven years. and the other a man who
represents the Republican party,
which has been in power prior to
that time for the greater part of fifty
years
Local politicians are beginning to
hints that they may be tempted to
run since their friends are strongly
advocating their fitness for this or
that o. 2. Ii seems quite certain
that Oh is Nielsen will again be a
candidate for t.. office of Sheriff and
Assessor, a pest which he has held
for the past 0 terms. II. C. Jepsen,
the present County Clerk, who has
held that office for over twenty years,
because of his excellent record, will
again be a candidate Miss Julia Klotz
who was elected to the office of Re-
corder and Auditor two years ago
when her father retired. will un-
doubtedly seek reelection. F. E.
Brockliss. who has held the office of
District Attorney for a great many
years, has announced that he will
again seek election to that office.
County Commissioner Fulstone, whose
term expires next January, will un-
doubtedly be a candidate for re-elec-
tion. The other commissioners to be
elected this fall will come from the
East Fork precinct. George Fay who
was elected from the Sheridan pre-
cinct being the hold-over. 1t is quite
probable that l.. p. Jacobsen, who has
been in office for the past two years
will again be a candidate
Because of resolution passed some
months ago. there will be but one
Justice of the Peace at the coming
election. This step was deemed ad-
yica hla apd pacaccorv from, tho foot
that there is but very little justice
court business in Sheridan or Genoa
precinct and those offices were abol-
ished, which makes c. NJ. Krummes
of the East Fork precinct. the Justice
of the Peace of the entire county
When this official is elected this fall
the voters of the entire county will
cast their ballots for the selection. c.
NJ Krummes, will undoubtedly be a
candidate for reelection, although no
formal announcements has as yet been
made by him.
The several of the above officials
will have opposition, goes without
question. but just who their oppon-
ents will be, is not known at this
time. The political bee is buzzing in
the bonnets of several who aspire to
public office, but at yet 1t is too early
to hazard a guess as to who will an
nounce themselves and take a whack
at political suffrage of the dear people
Yesterday was the first day for ten
electors to file designation of nomin-
alton designating candidates for office
and county clerk shall notify electors
nominated in such designation there
of, The time limit for such designa-
ton of nomination expires of July
2Sth.
County Clerk Jepsen reports thai
he has complet set of all necessary
blanks for candidates in the coming
election which may be obtained a
his Office in Miuden