The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-10-20

didaies on the Republican tickets
visited Phoebe last Tuesday night.
The party came in from Ely where
they had been accorded an enthusi-
astic reception the nignt before. I
Though the late arrival OF the speak /
ers gave them no opportunity for I
rest after the long trip from Ely, the 7
party made very favorable appear I
Hnee before the large crowd which |
gathered to hear the vital issues of /
ihe day discussed
NJ l.. Lee made a very excellent
chairman for the meeting and in
trcduced the speakers, who were,
Charles Chandler, for United States
senate, A. Grant Miller for Con
sress, George b. Russell. for Sur
VeyorGeneral, H. II. Hunting. for
Treasurer. and George f. Smith, for
state Printer
The condition of the roads has
somewhat Handicapped the schedule
but up-to-date no meeting has been
missed.
In remarhing of conditions gener-
ally. Mir. Chandler said: You people
are to be congratulated on the pheu-
Smenal growth of your section Of tho
state. The possibilities of the pow
er from Boulder Canyon, the de-
INelopment of underground water and
Your moderate weather forecasts Il
future that will make this state the
banner state of the nation"
Alr. Miller, who has al. ays been
an active worker for mine develop
ment, predicts a period of develop
ment in this vicinity equal to the re
| iuyernation of the American Flat in
| Virginia City. In that locality one
thousand men are now employed aud
| this community has the same advan-
tages in its vast bodies of low grade
ore. Ii needs only the touch of the
magic wand from the Boulder Can
yon project to make the wheels OF
progress turn.
The Rex Hall was crowded and the
audience was the most responsive q
any that have yet had the priviles,
OF hearing the various state candi
dates. .ss1xnyssss
MIR. E. II. Hunting. for TreaSiirer
! who for years has been residen
! OF Las Vegas and who is well know
ia the railroad cnsie here, opene,
, the meeting, Mr.. Hunting spoke o
his service as an operator and Iii
participation in the growth OF tn
city and its schools. lie was wei
! received by his old friends.
George +, Smith, candidate 70
! state Printer, made short addres
= leading up to his qualifications by
G comparison of the condition OF tn
7 world today, in regard to labor, an
| in the ancient times, when a ma
n who worked was Il slave. lie spok
L of his union affiliations and eNpel
s ience. Mr.. Smith made good in
d preston.
George u. Russell, for Suryeyo
/ General, made fine talk He toe
G up the extravaganza of the admini
= sration aud the condition that eXis
Il in carson, saying; There is at lea
= one man there VINO draws down
n salary Of S5,000 a year and does II
even have a room in the state. ri
e most lahoriuus work he has 10 do
Y 20 come 10 Nevada, from Californi
? where he is building an apartme
y house, and sign the payroll once
" month"
Mr. Chandler, for United Stat
senator, took up the various car
~ paien issues, Mr.. Chandler made
~ fine impression. He has the abili
y of taking his audience into his co
= fidence. in taking up the silver b
' he went into detail on the origin
y bill II give the senior senator Il
Il credit for the part he took in putti
" he bill through congress, but | lea
'e' 1t to your judgement of the /
a would not have passed If Pittm
:" had never been there"
20 ~ Mr.. Chandler took up many of |
no progressive bills passed by the rep,
H. lican congress ard enumerated
~ particular the Immigration Restl
i, tion bill, the Transportation bill
-, many others He said over tn
i, Budget bill, the Highway bill {
hundred constructive bills had b,
~ passed by the republican congres
or A, Grant Miller, for Congress-,
If at his best Many of the audie
ar had heard Mr.. Miller before He
zen pStii hNi' WI lpIilitdl
ant liberty loan drives He held
md audience and his many stories
nel the audience in an uproar.
Get Mr. Miller spoke extensively
,the extravaganza of the adminis
ner tion and the patriotic duty of
He voter to thoroughly investigate
eu principals Of both parties before C
i'm ing his vote
the He took up the tariff and its
ked vantages and disadvantages to
ical country. He said, you men
nile you women, who work for a liz
the cannot accept a low tariff. If
of do you place this country on the
the is of European labor That is
Won main difference between the par
and and If YOU place a democrat in
as senate and congress that condi
-erv Will prevail here.
the carry on the work in his office,
attend the meeting of the state bt
leYt of examiners and will see that
he office is run on an economical b
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