The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1923-11-08

parently dominant. In the list of
candidates for election appeared the
name of F. j. Button, yet resident
of this city, for stan treasurer on
the Republican ticket, while for as
semblymen from Humboldt county
appeared the following: j. F. Abel,
7. j. Bradshaw, Andrew Davidson
and R. L. Richie, all Silver party
candidates, and Samuel J. Ander-
son, W. c. Pitt and j. H. Thies, In
dependent candidates.
For district judge, s. j. Bonni-
field Jr. and Luther A. Buckner
were candidates; for sheriff, Chas.
W. McDeid; for county clerk, J. T.
Dunn; for county recorder, l.. j.
Crook and J. J. Hill; for county
treasurer, H. S. Gilbert and P.
Laveaga ST.; for district attorney,
E. S. Archer, Charles Herbert Nc
Intosh, C. D. VanDuzer and H.
Warren. OF the above county can
didates, all were affiliated with the
Silver party with the exception of
H. Warren, who ran as Democrat.
For county assessor, ]. w. Guth-
rie opposed B. F. Riley; for public
administrator, Joseph A. Cochran ;
for county commissioner (long
term), A. F. Trousdale and T. R.
Weber; for county commissioner
(short term), Charles Kemler and
W. D. Morey, all Of the above being
Silver party candidates.
Gold Run township (Golconda)
candidates were: For justice of the
peace, Ernst A. Duvivier, Inde-
pendent; Paul A. Pinson, Republi-
can; w. A. Nixon and Thomas
Shone, Silver party. For Golconda
constable, Graham s. Lamb, Inde-
pendent, and ]. d. Owens, Silver
party.
Kennedy township: For justice
of the peace, John w. Chenoweth
and James H. barnes; for con-
stable, Jooscph Alexander and w.
G. Wilkinson, all Silver party can
didates.
W. J. Bell returned from Para
disc yesterday.
Lieutenant Windle returned from
Carson this morning.
Robert Wilkinson left for McDer-
mitt yesterday.
w. L. Wilkinson has been ap-
pointed postmaster at Amos.
The total registered vote of Ne
vada at the next election is now
given as 1925, according to the
lists.
The hunting party, consisting of
F. Poulin, w. L. Akin, E. A. Lewis
and J. d. Lewis, which left here
about ten days ago, returned yes
terday from Big Creek. They re-
port having had fine trip and good
luck. Eight large bucks were killed
by the above "eagle-eyes."
Following is the high school honor
roll: Senior class, Alice Byrnes, An
ME Roddy, Albert Wolf.
Middle class, Abbie Duncan, Ella
Lying, Grace Guthrie, Glenn Trous-
dale, Ernest McDeid, Pablo Ruther-
ford, Roy Trousdale.
Junior class, Grover Hill, Mabel
Cochran, Helen Rose.
Special, Laura Leonard.
Eighth grade, May Rohan, Edith
Cochran, Hazel Bell, Norma War
rem, Eva Case, Eva Rask.
Seventh grade, Lucy Laveaga,
George Summerfield, Freddie Reid,
Mamie Staunton.
Sixth grade, Eta Webb, Charles
tina Croecco, Ray Summerfield, Carl
Smith, Justin Hoffman.
Fifth grade, Jessie Staunton, Ar
thur Cochran, Bertram Nixon.
Fourth grade, Harry Cochran,
George Lewis, Franklin Fellows.
Third grade, Pauline Wuertele,
Berna Reid.
Second grade, Elsie Truman,
Harold Hale, Gladys Hewitt, Ber-
tina Wolf, Kyle Trousdale, Dora
Nofsinger.
First grade, Mabel Nofsinger,
Joseph Hinkel, Bertha See, Jessy
See.
w. G. Case and son Chauncey
left for Jackson Creek this morning
on a hunting trip.
William Blattner of Paradise is in
town today.
F. j.. Button was in town yester-
day.