The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-10-10
INDEPENDENT TICKET.

Tue SScHtcSt u0Suouy tntOu8uVuts "uu OuSSCeu.
ed in selecting and putting forward the best Leg
islative ticket ever nominated in the county.
c. S. Kingsley, for the Council, we regard as
the very best man in the whole county for the
position. he being. in our judgment. the ablcst
aud best informed man in the county. He
knows the almost hopeless condition Of our
county finances; the waste and extravaganza
continually going on in the public expenditures;
the unreasonable preposterousness Of salaries;
the necessity for the immediate correction of
all of these and of every abuse in the admins.
tration Of our affairs, and knowing them. has
the ability and the energy and honesty to cause
them to be corrected Hon. II. II. Robb and
Mr. Bailey Hayden. though less experienced
in the important art Of swaying parliamentary
bodies than Mr. Kingsley. are both gentlemen
Of recognized honesty and ability; both mate
rally interested in the prosperity of BOISE
county; both of incorruptible integrity, aud
will both ably and faithfully second their asso-
ciate in whatever is calculated to promote the
best interests of our oppressed and burdened
three chief interests of the public. Mr.. Kings
lev being a merchant. Mr.. Robb farmer and
Mr. Hayden miner.
The Legislative ticket is made up OF Josiah
Cave and George b. Baldwin. of Idaho City
II c. Thompson and J. r. Cheek, of Center
vile; N. Wetzelll. of Upper Payette Valley;
w. S. Mitchell. of Squaw Greek; W. West. of
Placerville. and Jeremiah Riardon, OF Granite
Greek All men fully up to, and most OF them
abo-e the average standard of men in native
intellect. educational requirements and IN per-
sonal good behavior; aud all taken from the
ranks OF useful industry. Messrs. Cave and
Rardon being black smiths Messrs Thomp.
son, Cheek West and Baldwin. miners; and
Messrs. Mitchell and We,zell. farmers. In
politics, Messrs. Cave, Thompson. West and
Cheek have hitherto been uncompromislng
believe. Independents for years; sud M~ssrs.
Mitchell and Baldwin Republicans M~ssrs
Cheek. Thompson, Baldwin aud Riardon-and.
We understand. Mr. Cave. also-are very good
cations Of the rest "a speakers or drba;.rs.
but know tina. they are each and nil capable.
efficient and honest. and Will make much bel
ter members than Boise county has had in The
past. Mr.. Thompson, though engaged in min.
ing. is a gsn,lcu,an of iu- literary talent; and
Of Mr. Cheek. who il comparatively stran.
ger in the county Ia all but oHrscll. We desire
{, say that h. il thoroughly reliable and will
b. found stumbling block in thu way ri l"bb,
corrup.ionists. which neither force. persuasion
nor h.l5cs can remove
Mr.. john ksanAily is The nominee ipr Shrr
ill., il energetic. capable and i. clrc,cl. "a 81"
tru.t b. " Ill b. will make good officer, (lhc
business transaction which. up 10 the day pre-
vio;is to the Convention made ia Mr.. krnnal-
ly's enemy. was then stated IN us by Hon. j.
V T. Witt. and by Mr.. k"nnalIv himself. in
such n straightforward and detailed manner
that We are satisfied the whole thing had been
grossly misrcpresented To us. aud wr shall
therefor. Civ. him our support, IA Ne shall
the whole iickctl
Alexander Orchard, the nnnur. FOR Asses
sor was chosen ny acclanatiun. there being n"
one who cared to 90 before the Convention {"
oppos. him. and hi. election by n most tlatter
ing majority il foregone conclusion. aud we
understand is conceded by his opponent. Mr..
German. who is a professional politician and
the shrewdcst one in the county. Mr.. Orch.
ard is livery stab. keeper in Placervillc, and
like the rest of the ticket, has helped. by his
labor to build the county up, and now helps to
sustain it.
George w. Richards. the present incumbent
was rcnominated for Auditor, and having been
faithful and honest during his term of office
now soon to expire will be reelected.
Mr.. John Brodbeck. for Treasurer. has al.
ready filled that Office nearly two years. giving
general satisfaction. II an honest man. faithful
and punctuai to every duty. and vii! b. re.
elected.
Hon NJ. g. Moore. nominee for probate
Judge. has not only made good officer during
the term he is now serving. but by TAR the best
Boise county has ever bad. and will be rr-rlrct.
ed; the people nf Boise county having suffered
enough from Enthusiastically and bad officers to
know how to value and keep good officer
when they get one. We have not copy OF the
ticket before us. but believe the foregoing EN-
b. aces all Of the nominees except for Snperin
tendsnt Of Public Instruction, which nonina-