Mohave County miner., 1884-11-09
Resuii ia noh We 90.
Respectfully,
Es wTILlt4Ms.

The election ir this county has
resulted in the selection Of good
meu 10 ill the yarioas c3unty ofi,ss
The ps,pls hare disre yardsl party
rule and been goy.sn 4 ia 4 gre Il
me lsu-e by ihe psrsoDai claims 0
the candidates. aud we fiod Rsonbli
cans, Democrats and iadepepd .nts
ss-ong ID, .1u~eesstnl mel. The
msjorities vary. aii this election
furnishes no data from which o prs
dicste future results. l. indie t.,s
however Que thing. " i;ch 10 taWtI,
voters OF Mohavs County are inle-
pendent voters whom no man can
carry in bis pocgct, and that o
politician mns; look to ihe- people.
and not to party leaders, fos success.
Tbs successful parties are Council
man John Howell. Democrat. Mr
Howell made good rnp. end
against strong good man and tis
election over David Southwiek is a
compliment that any one might be
proud Of.
For Representative William Iuu-,
Democr at, is the successful party,
and his election 10 a contest a2aius,
J. ". Stephenson is ample evidence
OF his popularity.
For Sheriff. Robert Stsen. Republi-
can, has been reelected by perhaps
as large q majority as any man who
ran. Mr.. Stems opponent Mr. Ed
Thompson is well liked and m .de a
vigorous canvass. Mr.. Steen's
election is an endorsement OF his
past official life and recognition OF
his services rendered
For District Attorney, william G
Blakcly, Republican, has been re-
sl4cted. The reelection of Mr
Blaksly insurss to the public con
scientious and faithful advocate.
Mr.. Blakely made a lively canvass.
against an active. Intelligent OPP
ponsnt. aud ons who Possesses all
the qualifications 10 Mt him for the
Office. in Boating Mr.. Samuel Ham
ilton in tbs race the old Judge mad
TO get mp and travel bnt he did IL
AL the same.
The racket for Recorder was inter
ssting and was a triangular fight.
The regular democratic candidate
was T. L. Ayers. Independent, J. J
Hyde, Of Republican procllv.t,e,.
and H. Bucksbaum, democratic
democrat. IL was t5r long time a
doubtful raco out Bucksbauin CAM.
in e5 tie home stretch and woa by n
neck. Bucksbaum's success may b..
sscribsd to the heavy vote which be
polled at Cerbst
For Treasurer the successful m "a
il Daniel Smith. Democrat. For
this ofIice there was no republican
candidate in the field; but Mr.. w
n. Kridsr, Democrat, ran indspen-
dent. Sir kridsr made good ran
He is a worthy citizen and has many
friends. and Mr Smiths victory is
ens to be proud of. Tue democratic
party made jniioious selection oI
their candidates: weak man would
have been beaten. The treasury
will be safe with Mr.. Smith.
For Probate Judge, Charlie.
Atchisson, Republican, was electct
over Mr. Anson II. Smith, Democrat
Cap. Atcliisson was IA strong a maj
as con!d have been nominated .oi
this Office, aud We are serious wher
we say tLa. although bis cppoooni. a
young mIp. ran behind him. it is /
great hon,r 10 him that he dii so
get CHAR osit 0! sight.
For Supervisors. SamRrl CrczIe
and Henry Raymond, Republicans
were elected against II. b. Cox Bn,
Thomas J. Christie. The gentleman
elected win ill the office for whici
they have been elected. as we'll AS
any two ipen that could have beeI
selected in The county. and in .ein.
beaten by them VI rs-s. Cox sn
Christie have nothng to blasb for
For Coroner anj Pnblic Admins
TRAITOR. Mr. Charles Il. Sherman
Democrat, wGs the successful man
Views from our imprejudiced o
non partisan stand point. th
men are well lifted 10 tue sev IA
o6ices to phreh they have beei
elected The fight Is over, lst n
shake hands ana putting 1side al
political differences assist these mel
in the discharge OF their duties.