The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-07-26

Our WoMu680S.
Nr. II. II. Zcnor Of Fredrickson 10 the
Republican nominee for Treasurer He hes
every essential qualification for the Office.
Of bis cspsbiIity and integrity. not only
competency but eminent fitness for the r..
spOnsiblc duties Of the Office, there - not
question. He has l,een many years rest.
dent here, has filed public and private po'
sil,ons Of trust and responsibility with cred.
It ~ himself and entire satisfaction to the
public and indi<jdusls, and then thought It
not ,gnoble 10 20 TO work 10 the minca He
served faithfully under the Old Flag In the
war Tor the Union, and 10 one Of the Old
Guard of Deer Lodge Republicans who
never fslseSei in svowsl Of bis principles
when they were bot handful opposed u
whslming Thousands. Integrity, c.
pnbility and wor,hiness should 10 appre
cisted and ~ ~sricd BY the people. Thst 10
The perfect scopc Of free government. He
10. mt sought position: TIE nomination
was rendered him by the Conventio" bccsuse
he deserved and MS worthy of the Office.
And now, let us elect. Howard handsomely,
and BY securing good officer show that
RepubIics are net ungrsteful.
For County Commissioner, John Rains OF
Pioneer. You do not know . better man for
the place. do you! We do not The Board
e b., ah<,s eNsyh
est. competent men, the commercial produc
tive and industrial elements Of this county.
Deer Lodge has its representative of its
commercial and financial interests 10 Mr..
Irvine. The farming communities have
theirs in Mr.. Evans. Mr.. Rains will more
essentially he the exponent If the miners'
interests. residing Is he dues in one OF the
mos, populUrs aud productive campo In the
county. THO will u'sAv lie cO'npOsiiIOn OF
the Board % nearly representative 10 can be.
and Mr.. Rains near residence and daily
trips to Deer Lodge in the mining season
will enable always the prompt attention Of
the Board to duties. 1t 10 he responsible
position 10 the county. They are the Gus
todisns Ut the moneys; the arbiters of itg
taxation the judges Of what expenditures
shall or shall no. he made 1t the expense Of
the people, Than Mr.. Rains. no more pru>
dent, faithful citizen could hsve been
named, aud In recommending HIM 10 sop
p,ri 1t 10 with confidence 10 the decision ut
yO,ers and the assurance that they VII a.
ways remember with satisfaction the elec>
ton of Mr.. Rains.
Hugh Bell, Of Philipsburg. 10 nominee
for County Clerk and Recorder. He 10
thoroughly c~,uspstsnt, . quick, proficient
penman. Snd adept in clerical duties. He
possesses oil qualifications demanded In the
office, has worked under the saddle In the
Republican party ever sinceit wssorgsnised.
and for the first time We believe. submits
his name to bis fellow citizens for Office.
lie 10 t,cs, liked where bes, known, . fact
any ,Aan should he proud Of, and will poll
heavy vote Vote for Hugh Bell d; along
the line. aud you will have good officer.
Judge q. NJ Lawrence, Of Lincoln, 10 the
hest selection that could have been made
for Probs'c Judge. Mr. Lawrence has been
for several years resident there, has been
Justice Ut the Peace for years, and 10 rec.
ogu,zed - one 1T the most competent,
honest. impartial aud thoroughly lsw.read
men In that position IN Montana. He isone
Of the best ut Montsns's citizens, an ,ntelli.
gent, temperate, industrious miner, aud
wherever he 10 known bis name u ssynonym
for integrity, Intelligence and hs'sssty. 10
recommending him 10 the suhisscs of the
people, We do Il with the mat implicit
faith that his accession to the Office will be
for the welfare Of the c'unty, and remem
tered with eradication by al citizens.
W. Egbert Smith. Principal IT the Deer
Ldge School. 10 nominee for Supesiutend.
IN, OF Public destruction. His nomination
Wa not made - party m0vement-t was
simply 10 recognition Of the fact that the
| educational interests Of community should
he fostcred. encouraged and developed by
the best laws and their most iuselliGens,
interested, and tsithful ful6lloeot BY the
Officers. The foundation Of ell that 10 goDd,
noble and prUmising In our government b
the intelligence OF it, people. Our Common
schools are the Universities of the nation.
In them America cducates ito people: in
them her dcstin,es are framed. Those who
receive higher advantages are but the excep
lions. The gr~ater exccllcnce attained In
them, The higher 70 the inevitable standard
Of iheoountry and communities. We have
. achOol system In Montana cspable of de.
veloping into the grestrss glory Of the Tss>
niory. We have Territorial 6uperinteud.
eut whose heart 10 In his work, and who
10 fully competent 70 the position. he
should have the best assistants obtainabls in
County Superintendent And 20, with To-.
tersst In tho good cause, looking "a. our
schools with hope and pride and anxious
solicitude. the Republican Convention nom
mated w. Egbers Smith, eminensly and
pre- eminsutly IN oil the qualifications Of
education. experience - Teacher. thorough
earnestncss and irreproschsble character,
the best man In Deer Lodge county for the
p,sitiou. Although not partisan, be has
~ q. ~ the nomination. and - recng.
milton Of bic fitness, and the welfare Of our
Common SchoDls. We would like tn see hia,,
and 10 believe he will be. elected BY the
largest majority given county candidate IN
Deer Lodge county.
For County Surveyor, .0sorgs W. Irwin.
Esq. The letter Of acceptance pub isbef
last wesk 10 fully scss forth the situstsou
that further mention 10 scarce requisite.
Should he he elected. and II there b PIP.
ulas Republican In the field Il 10 George.
he will, II unshIeso attend to the duties 1T
the mice himself. deputise competent pss>
con In bic p,ace. See u thsss isn't ''sar.
priced party" Aug. 9Th.
d.. George Perry, Of Pioneer. h up for
C0roner. He viii. q bic 6sst U(Jlc,al acl.