Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-02
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coun'y present gentlemen for the
 offices of Probate Judge, District
 Attorney, County Recorder and
 Public Administrator, to whose
 names we beg leave to direct the
 attention of our citizens.
 F5r-District Attorney, the name
 of one of the most promising y"ung
 lawyers of the county, MT. Jerry
 Millny. has been placed upon the
 Republican ticket. Mr. Mil.ay IS
 widely and most favorably known
 throughout the county as an able
 lawyer and genial gentleman
 whose acquaintance is a pleasure.
 In the hands of MT. M1llay the peo>
 pie of the county car confidently
 place the important office of District Attorney with q full assurance that it's duties will be ably and con ci, h. tiously discharged.
 For Probate Judge the name of
 Mir. J. J. Wipgar, of Tempe, IS of> fered. Everyone who knows Mir Wingar knows him to be man whose integrity is his character com plete; man in whose hands the widow and orphan can confidently place their sad business with an ass suraLce that every penny hat bc> longs to them will be most scrupu- lously and conscieniIously preserv> ed for their use. Furthermore, as ex-officio suptTintenden of schools, Mir. Wingar would be an hcnor to the county, he being well tducatsd gentleman and for many years deep> ly interested in the cause If educa- tion. More than that MT Wingar is strictly moral man to whom the school department would look up and who would elevate its tone and character by his connection with it. He is a gentleman with whcm no one Gan find fault either as to abili- l ly or integrity, and wkom we be- iieve must be acknowledged as good | a man for the place as there is in the county.
 The name of Mir. E, H Winters for County Recorder bears with il an assurance that should he be elected 10 the office, it's onerous duties Will be carefully and thor ,ugbly discharged. Mr. W inters' business qualifications are among the best, as his success iii business hmong us attesIs. and much of that success comes from his neat, nelhod- lcal and gentlemanly habits, pecul- far qualifi cations that are nowhere more in place than Tn County Re corder. That office will be ably and | satisfactorily filled by placing Mir. Winters in it, and we believe the people of the county are sufficiently In their county affairs and 1 he officers that administer them to | see that the most efficient men are elected, and among them will be | found the gentleman whose name | we have mentioned in this conncc- tion.
 The Public Administrator and | Coroner, like the Probate Judge of | a county, should be made only of the | best matrrial-men who can be l. usi- l ed in all positions and under all cir The name of such a gentleman the Republicans of tine county offer for the suffrages of the | people for this office in placing upon its ticket that of Dr. R. E. Light burne, skilled and conscientious and a man of strict honor, of thorough business ability.
 The doctor has for a number of years been a large property owner in our town and has located among us with his family 10 be one of us He brings all his skill to the office If the people should elect him and they can do DO better than to elect him.
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