The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-21
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Whipple. The Office OF county com
ty commissioner is one Of the utmost
importance TO the taxpayers, and for
that reason our most Trustworthy and
experienced citizens should be chosen
for that Office. We are happy TO say
that the above named gentlemen, who
have consented 10 become candidates,
are the men who have the needed quail
iheations. Mr.. Thomas Swan is we'll
known throughout the county; he is
one Of our leading stockgrowers, a
plain, practical business man, who qui-
city attends TO his own affairs, in. what
must be acknowledged by all, n very
successful manner. He is n gentleman
Of excellent judgment, and he will make
q careful, conscientious commissioner.
Mr.. N. Robertson Is the proprietor
OF the Cheyenne carriage works, the
pioneer manufacturer Of this county.
He is IAN old timer" having been en-
gagged in business In this county and In
Colorado since 1859. He Is ut present
one Of our city fathers, and has become
known rs one OF the most painstaking
and economical managers OF the city's
Affairs. lie has managed his private
interests well, and 1t Is reasonable TO
suppose that he will assist in conduct
ing the affairs Of the county as judi
~ciously, when elected rs one OF the COM
missioners.
MI. /. c. Whipple is third on the
list. He is also one Of Wyoming's pi-
oneers, having been in business in
Cheyenne since 1867. He has during
that time filed many positions Of honor
and trust in this community; he has
served ou people as legislator, school
trustee and mayor, and the u. s.. gov
eminent rs a receiver OF the land Office.
In all these positions he has faithfully
administered his duties TO the entire
satisfaction OF all concerned. Mr..
Whipple has q host Of friends through
out the county who will rejoice to hear
that he has accepted the nomination for
county commissioner. Hon. Z. Maggie
having, for private reasons, declined the
nomination, the county committee
wisely chose Mr.. whippie TO I'LL the va
cancy on the ticket.
FoR COUNTY ATTORNEY,
the ticket presents the name Of MI. c.
N. Potter, u practicing attorney Of this
city, who has during the past few years,
by industry, integrity and ability Sc
cured u lucrative law practice in this
county. Mr.. Potter is well known rs
the former partner of the lamented L.
p. johnson, the popular favorite and
the talented attorney for this county.
Mr.. Potter is q young man Of most *
cellent character, OF studious and in
dustrious habits, who serves his many
clients with fidelity and zeal. He has
already represented the interests Of
Laramie county before the courts in
several cases, and success has crowned
his efforts, notably in the fee-bill case,
which he managed skillfuliy and per-
sistenly for the taxpayers.
We nave 'ne hame OIL .. n. 1enrey' tnc
ene'en' occupant OIL mat once ior seV-
eiai years. inere Is prooapiy nc nan
III 'ue eouh'y % .norouRhiy coh'ersan'
win tne duties Oh the once Oh county
cieiA anu register, as Is MI. 'enrey N
orisn' scnoiar' annepenman' o cour-
'eous anu recommending IN ms inter-
course with tne puoilc' MI 1enrey Is
'ne oeau ideai Oh " puoiic servant MS
quaiihcations being u BEST, MS char-
acter n private lie without reproach,
n ms record asa public ofhcer being
e~Aceheht, MS re-eiection Is acertainty.
MI. .. A. bristoi Is named, gentle
man VINO mas been identihec with the
people Oh Laramie county Tor more than
Twelve years. lie Is anne scholar, has
Always taken u hVeiy interest In eouca-
ti'nai matters and VIII make an excel
lent superintendent OF pubic schools.
FOL ASSESSOR.
The republicans have nominated Mr..
A. G. McGrepor. of the firm Of Under.
wood 4 McGrepor. rrocers of this city.
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