Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "A. H. Greenhalgh was a Democratic assemblyman. On November 8, 1870, he was elected representative of Nye County in the Nevada Assembly with John Bowman. Greenhalgh's term started the following day and he served in one regular session. Records from the session stated that he resided in Twin River. Greenhalgh's mandate ended after the next elections, that were held in November 1872. At those elections, John Bowman and H. G. Prague were elected the Nye County representatives in the Assembly.In May 1889, Greenhalgh was appointed one of the eight trustees of agricultural district no. 6, that contained Nye County and Lander County, by Governor Charles C. Stevenson. One year later, at the 1890 Nye County Democratic Convention, it was decided that Greenhalgh and Thomas J. Bell would be the Democratic candidates for the two Nye County representatives in the Nevada Assembly. At the elections that year, Greenhalgh was defeated and Thomas J. Bell and Republican A. A. Wager were elected assemblymen."@en }
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- A._H._Greenhalgh abstract "A. H. Greenhalgh was a Democratic assemblyman. On November 8, 1870, he was elected representative of Nye County in the Nevada Assembly with John Bowman. Greenhalgh's term started the following day and he served in one regular session. Records from the session stated that he resided in Twin River. Greenhalgh's mandate ended after the next elections, that were held in November 1872. At those elections, John Bowman and H. G. Prague were elected the Nye County representatives in the Assembly.In May 1889, Greenhalgh was appointed one of the eight trustees of agricultural district no. 6, that contained Nye County and Lander County, by Governor Charles C. Stevenson. One year later, at the 1890 Nye County Democratic Convention, it was decided that Greenhalgh and Thomas J. Bell would be the Democratic candidates for the two Nye County representatives in the Nevada Assembly. At the elections that year, Greenhalgh was defeated and Thomas J. Bell and Republican A. A. Wager were elected assemblymen.".