The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-20


seated 70 the Ps0pls Of LAlaRis eOln.
y for their sanragss, : list Of IssiSa'
tive candidates shO mOIs fully IePIss-
sntsd the brains, the taLsnt. Tia bus-
insss capacity and integrity Of the
county, than 10 ths candidates for the
Council and House Of Representatives
on the republican ticket
For the Council, We have Coriett,
the celebrated attorney. who has rsp-
resented the people Of Wyoming In the
legislature and in congress, and has
heretofore been chosen TO many po-
sitions OF honor and trust in this o
~. His ability and experience as q
legislator will be Of inestimable value
10 his constituents.
Mr.. Thos. Sturgis, the scholarly sec.
Rotary Of the Wyoming Stock Associa.
ton, whose intelligent labors in BE-
half OF the stock interests Of this sec
ton have added immensely TO the ex-
tent and Importance Of our chief in
dustry, stock raising and stock breed.
ing. He Is a gentleman Of ripe culture.
Of great purity Of thought and purpose
and OF great energy As business man
ager. He Is one Of our best. ablest and
strongest men, and his presence In the
upper house OF the seventh Legislative
assembly will be certain TO rebound
10 the credit Of Laramie county.
Mr.. G. +. Annett, the well known
manager Of the Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph Company in this city, and
for a year past the able assistant OF
Superintendent Law. Of the Union
Pacific II. r., Is third on the LIT Of can
didates for members Of the Council.
Mr.. Annett Is one Of our rising young
men, who has been identified with the
interests Of the community since 1868.
His intelligence and general fitness for
the important ONCE Of n legislator, are
generally admitted even by his political
opponents. He has the confidence and
respect Of all classes of our citizens,
and his popularity will undoubtedly aid
In securing his election 10 the Council.
Mr.. Joseph s. Taylor, the remaining
candidate for the Council, is SO well
known To our people, that 1t seems SUI
p%erfiuous TO speak In lis behalf to the
electors Of this county. He has been
Id entitled with them since ''the day.
of Dakota" he has grown up with the
country, so TO speak, and in his deal
ings with his fellow citizens has evel
retained the respect and confidence o.
all. He has served the people alread,
rs a legislator, and has met the higi
expectation OF his friends and supper,
tiers. Scrupulously honest Us a bushes.
man, he has, in his public capacity,
earned for himself the most enviabls
reputation for integrity. As a business
n he has no superior /; as a public
official he Is the peer Of any man who
has ever served the people Of this
county in any capacity.
The republican nominees for mem.
beers Of the House Of Representatives
are all OF them good representative
men, capable, intelligent and men who
know what legislation Is needed by
their constituents. None will doubt
that the interests Of good government,
reform and economy will be perfectly
safe in their hands. The gentlemen
nominated are Mr.. Andrew Gilchrist,
the well known stock man, residing
twenty miles northwest OF Cheyenne
u good, true and able man ; Mr.,
Chas. W. Riner, assistant post
master In this city, a young man Of
talent and enterprise, popular with all
who know him Judge J. W. Lytle,
the old republican war-horse Of oma'
ha, but for several years one Of ouI
leading merchants, who has gained the
respect and confidence Of our people
Mr.. W. C. Lane, Of the well known
irm of Sturgis & Lane, stock growers,
a finely educated gentleman and q
thorough business man rs well as a
successful stock grower ; Nj. 1. l.
Bartlett, Of Cheyenne depot, an efi-
cient employe Of the Quartermastei
department, a representative working
man and n frst.class citizen ; Mr.. B. F,
Dietrich, u mechanic, at present work.
ing for the Union Pacific railroad com.
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