The Labor enquirer., 1883-11-05
The Workingmen's Ticket
Ahead Of All Competitors
in the Field.
1t Has Stood the Fire Of the
Enemy Without .
Look Over the List and Vote
II Straight Without a
Scratch.


the many candidates in the field for
Office at to-morrow's election. and it is
not necessary to make any extended
mention Of the workingmen's standard
bearers at this time. However, it may
be well to place them before you this
evening, SO that you can have them in
your minds when you lay down to rest
tonight and readily remember them to-
morrow morning when you 60 to the
polls:
JOEL W. sHACRELFoRD,
Our candidate for sheriff has been before
the public so much Of late that it is need
less to go into a long account Of who and
what he is. Suffice it to say that he Is q
sober, honest and faithful young man,
and one in whose hands the affairs Of the
sheriff s Office will be perfectly safe. He
is not the tool of any man, but is a can
didate for the office on his own merits.
A denial of the lies told on him during
the campaign WILDE found in another
column. !. ~ r+s... Il
MIA CHARLES F. WILSON, 4.
Candidate for county clerk, is a pleasant,
sociable young man, of exceptionally
good qualifications for the office, and If
elected will reflect credit and be an honor
to every man who casts his vote for him.
He is well known in this community and
is trusted and respected by all who have
had dealings with him. Like Mr..
shackelford. Charley Wilson is not a
party to any ring or combinations, but
asks your votes upon his merits and past
record in the city. -.
r. FRANK CHURCH, ,<. J.
Candidate for county treasurer, is too
we'll known to- need an introduction.
He has no opposition, and it would be
hard to find any that would cut much
of {. figure. S. .-.
THOMAS J. o. 'DoNNELL-
The office of county Judge is a very
important one; fact which has become
very prominent during the term of the
present incumbent. Mr.. O'Donnell, our
candidate, possesses all the requirements
necessary to the position, and will do to
| trust with the responsible duties.
CHARLES K. A'HATToN,
The present coroner, is a candidate for
reelection, and if ever man earned the
the right to be trusted with a continue
ton in office that man is Charles McHat-
ton. He is a poor, hard-working man,
and is entitled to the support of every
wage worker in the county.
| MICHAEL FORD.
! Now, here is chance for you to vote
for man for an Office ne is thoroughly
competent to fill and to which he is
peculiarly adapted. Mr.. Fork has always
been hard-working man, and is to day,
and if the workingmen desire to do
honor to one of their own tney will vote
for him. He stands the equal of any
man in the community and can be easily
elected if the wageworkers will stand by
him. -. a
GEORGE C. GRlFFEN, -. s-
Is ranchman and is well-known
throughout the county. He is on no
other ticket but the workingmen's and it
is to be hoped you will give him large
vote. ~.
JACOB OFT.
| Mr.. OFT is candidate for assessor, and
no better man can be found in the
county for that Office He is efficient,
honest and Industrious, and being one of
us Ia carpenter by trade), is entitled to
our undivided support. Let us give it
to him. ~.
JOHN l. FETZER --
Is candidate for reelection to the
Office of county superintendent of
schools, and there can be no question of
his election. He has filed the Office in
manner aslnear perfection as it is pos
slDle Ior sucH particular posltlOh 10 pc
filled. He has practically no opposition.
JAMES A. DAWSON:
Here, you honest sons of toll, is pre-
sented an opportunity to show your
esteem for man Of worth and at the
same time help friend who is as poor
as yourselves and unable to do hard
work. Judge Dawson has given, during
his term, perfect satisfaction to every
body who has been before his court, and
all such are unanimous in the opinion
that he should be reelected without op-
position. But there is opposition. A
man who has shown questionable abil-