White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-05-06
To the Voters of Ely:

ID Tie olciS VI LILY .
We. the undersigf eu. candidates
At the coming city ek M on, believing
in a progre.Ji Jive and iIcient admin
,stratlon of city affairs hereby pledge
ourselves, II elected. - use our best
efforts and endeayors 70 bring about
the following:
l. Reinstatement ,E shift trains
.. Reduction of II, .llG rates.
3 Reduction of w II rates.
4. Reduction OF I IL phose rates
). Reduction of : eight rates.
6. Reduction of , lasengor rates.
:. Reduction of t. < rates.
5. Securing Of be .tlr service In
public utilities.
o Compelling tn water com
pany 10 install Iron Stter pipes in
lieu OF the present vooden pipes.
more especially under Ailiman street
before II Is paved.
10. Prohibiting 7. use OF Clark
street for running IN igat trains.
Il. City 10 own , trset repairing
equipment. We oppo esenting same
as now practiced.
ALFRED TA. dtLYN.
Candidate i)r Mayor ,
J. = DRAY,
Candidate for Com Ct man First
Ward.
JOSEPH W. tsr ssELL.
Candidate for Couns Iliian. Second
Ward
ANDY c. BAftB.
Candidate for coun ihnan. Thirf
Ward.
The above Is the pl tbirm adopted
By the candidates 70 mayer ana
eouneilmen eomprisii the ticket /
known as the Tambly ticket IN op- |
position 10 the presep city admins
tration.
The platform WIS gried upon az /
conference OF the tlneidates held /
during the week. VIII, r. II was fur.
ther agreed that tie candidates |
should Join issues an % down the /
,ine as a unit rather ihtn each one 4
for himself
Stated sueeinctly G ple form OF
a pleasantly this Wa k by a local 4
resident. the platforE IL a recogni-
ton or revival Of the "b7nded knee
issue which created qHzte a little 4
stir IN Ely a few weei ago.
We regard the re 50 aiemont of
the shift trains a vitii q Ely. said
Alfred Tamblyn last evtning. "ano
while the other planl II our plat
form are Of the high ST importance
TO the prosperity OF r tiry and ev-
erybody IN H. that a. ohr first and
most essential plank q -itai 20 the 4
existence Of Ely
We do not pledg ourselves 90
accomplish all of tn, &c things. bur
Ne do pledge ourselys d make the
Effort. and II We aecou pli IA this one.
The vital one Of the 81 eyl n. We hope
that We may be pardu 1ei for saying
that our election 81 ~ have been
worth while.
We do not ask fr II flose things
Tor selfish reasons NJ )ns We ask
Tor them believing 4 en- 20 be- for
the welfare Of the co npmies them
selves Unless transp rtstion In and
out Of Ely Is furnisl I'd the copper
companies cannot HOPE a. keep men
IN their employ for mel, nowadays
viii not remain here , nls IS they can
have the privilege Of oGling 20 Ely
and seeing the picture shows. taking 4
IN the amusements am otherwise en-
ioying conditions OF life 90 which
hey are accustomed
The companies We are sure rec
ognize these facts anG an admitting
Today within themsel yes that they \
VII have To supply 1 IFS transporia-
uon to hold their me aid preserve
The morale Of their en- pioycs and
'helr communities of ssit once wher-
ever they are. whether at t.ly. McGill.
Ruth or Kimberly
II Is not our dsz e. purpose or
intent TO unnecessari antason'ze
anybody What we SAND for We
snail strive for In q dit nifed and
perfectly proper aud anlY wav But
We. II elected. will kr uckle down 90
no one. regardless OF wi az may be
MS station. when Eh Is existence is
IN jeopardy"
Others of the eand dat's coinided
WIN these expr6ssion of Mr. Tam
olyn. Mr.. Dray going fur her to say
this.
We NAV not aeeemp lsh every
'aing We say in our platform that
We shall endeayor TO 10 hut we
p'omise to Try TO ao ompllsh every
enc of them. II we ssa eed In ono or
so Of the ,hings we are setting out
T" DO 10 one can say that we have
lo' Kept our promis fo.' we shall
'eFiarly tfy."
Is a recognized 1act that these
nanks are in reality mpre In the
cope OF a chamber OF commerce
aan city governmer /. hat II Is be-
.aase of situation real ed regard
Jug the personnel OF thl existing
i shhmbar of oo,n-...o. th, ~ cau.