Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-16
]. 7. GRIFFITT

J. T. GRIFFITTS,
Well and favorably known to the people of
this city and county. He was engaged in
business here for many years. Polite and
attentive to his customers, strictly honest
IN his business matters, thoroughly de-
voted to any pursuit that he may under.
take, of sufficient "backbo to assess
property as it ought to be assessed, and
possessing aiscernment of mind enough to
enable him correctly to decide between the
various conflicting claims of low and high
taxation, he will be an Assessor reliable,
competent and accurate.
A. s. GREENLAw,
For County Treasurer, is another old resi-.
dent of Sacramento He ia a consistent
Republican, an honest man, of correct hab.
its and industrious disposition. He will
attend to the duties of the office himself.
The money of the county will be safe in
his hands, the records will be correctly
kept, the Office will always be open, and
the people politely received. Every Re.
publican should heartily support Mr.. Green
law for his assistance rendered the party
two years ago. His record as a citizen and
business man is clean, and gives assurance
that as County Treasurer he will preserve
unblemished his well-won reputation, For
District Attorney,
S. SoLoN HoLL
Is presented for your support. He needs
no encomium at my hands. He ranks Sec
ond to none as criminal lawyer He will
prosecute no man through fear or favor
ne will screen no man through fear or favor.
He will do his duty, regardless of conse.
quences. He will prove District Attor.
ney worthy to succeed the long line of able
District Attorneys that Sacramento county
has had.
There is of course no doubt of the cleo.
ton of
W. E. GERBER
To the position of Auditor and Recorder,
de has served in that capacity for five
years, each year making more friends,
while retaining those already made. He is
familiar with the books and papers of the
office, and should be retained because of
the faithful service he has rendered in the
past as well as because of his being 90 well
acquainted with the labors of the position.
L am not acquainted with his opponent,
and l presume that by election day we
shall ind that he has no o oI oaent.
CHARLES E. BISHOP,
For County Superintendent of Public
Schools, Is the fright man 10 the right
place.. For over twenty years lie was en-.
gagged IN school-teaching in almost every
grade of the public schools. For three
years he has performed the arduous labors
of County Superintendent with rare fidelity
and ability. He is well liked by pupils.
teachers and school Trustees. The public
schools of this county have been benefited
by his labors. In the interest of education
he should be reelected.
H. 3. BEALs,
For Public Administrator, is the best.
known and best-liked man in the county of
Sacramento. For thirty years and over he
has been engaged in business, mingling
somewhat in politics also, in this county.
The breath of SANDER has never been
raised against his transactions, either pub.
lie or private. A. faithful friend, good
officer, an honest man, &rst-class citizen,
he deserves, and no doubt will receive, the
cordial support of everybody. Three
years ago, when a candidate for this office.
he had the misfortune to break his leg.
which accident prevented him from can.
wasting the county. This year the Repub-
licans of the county owe it to themselves
and to Mr.. Beals to elect hum, and thus
compensate him for his trouble, expense
and suffering Of 1879.
CORONER AND SURVEYOR,
For Coroner, J. Frank Clark has been
nominated. This office is far more i'm
portant than many people imagine. It re-
quires conservatism of action and of
speech. Frank Clark will be- earnest in
the discharge of the duties of Corousr.
while very careful to avoid unnecessary
expense or interference with the rights or
business OF others. lie has been success
Is business man, kss the necessary expe.
rience to fit him { y the Office, aud will
prove q competent officer, with whom the
people viii be satis6ed. Every one likes
him because he treats every body well
For County Surveyor, the present IN.
cumbent of the off oe, j. C. Pierson. has
been renominated. his record in the p,st
10 such ~ TO warrant bis receiving the voter
of all the people.
SUPER v1soRs.
For city Supervisoss, we present in the
First Ward the name of Ben Steinuan.
He 10 one of "natpCss noblemen.n Conn
mencing life in thisScity as poor boy, he
has worked himsalfsup to his present
standing in the busins,ss relations of Sacra.
mento. He il liberal IN his dealings with
his patrons and gener aus in the disburse.
ment of his funds. ID my connection with
the Exempts and othG fraternal associa.
tons, Ihave known q the many kindnesses