The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-10-04
THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES

1n0 OomOCrBUC county tlCk0b WHICH
we have the pleasure Of presenting thi
: week IL one that ~ whole possesses =,
many merits a. its opponent does Dc
merits. A few Of the mon are not OK
actly what we desire, but the rest Of the
ticket il 10 strong that We believe it viii
, pull through by good figure.
Z, A. STEVENSON has had much legis.
lstive experience, il tho best parliamen.
tartan in Idaho, and his nomination VA
graft ing to many republicans who do.
sire honest legislation rather than party
sucosss. His election il practically -
sured.
T. N. JEFFREYs, Of Washington coun.
~, the nominee for joint councilman.
will come out Of his own county with =
nearly unanimous vote, and will receive
enough from this county to elect him.
He has had one terms experience and
will mako . councilman that can be
safely trusted to do what il right with.
out fear or f-vor.
HENRY X. HARTLEY, JOHN B. PIERCE
J. b. WRIGHT aud ID. s. LAME, the
candidates for the assembly, will par
ticipats in . general scramble With the
opposing four in which somebody will
got loft. All are good men and all have
had experience except Mr.. Lsmme; but
tho republicans have pat up, with q sin
gle exception, just as good men, which
makes it all tho more Interesting"
The best work of the republican con-
vsntion was in its legislative nominees;
tho democrats were forced to meet it,
which they did. The Democrat, always
very pat in its utterances, says: ''This
Is no time to encourage youthful talent.
Ada county will need the wise expert
snce Of her best men in the next leeis-
lAture." We cordially respond Amen"
1t il hardly necessary TO speak here
Of Jud T. j. CURTIS, who has been
nominated for the fourth time. Hsis
finishing his sixth year ard the eminent
fitness Ut the man for tho place will add |
two years to his record.
JOHN n. LAMs, tho candidate for |
prose cutting attorney, possesses "per-
sonAl magnetism Of tho "Get there,
Eli" order. and he will be elected. He
has brisk fight on bis hands, but be
possesses the ability and has . record
that contains nothing whatever un-
savory-a point that it is always we'll
for conventions to consider. He il .
young man, ambitious and energetic,
and il q good lawJ or. The welfare Of
the county will BIZ his motto. Omittipg
AL "taffy," John Lamb is just tho man
10 stay with case till he wins.
ORkIC COLE, candidate for sheriff, II
m old citizen and is we'll known - o
nan to make . good officer. He Is
oitted against = strong man whose
weakness is in his strength we will
AVE moro to say OF Mr.. Wilson later.
This country has got down to "civil-
zed" basis and the business Of the Office
} confined to civil cases, but should .
desperate criminal case arise, Orric
,ole has the "sand" to 20 after his man
nd get him. .
CHAs. j. F. PETERSEN, candidate for '
uditor and recorder, II . stranger to '
., and from what We hear is not likely &
make great run in this vicinity;
aid veil has candidate for the ofics
HON it will be likely to solidly sup q
ort. Mr.. Prickett's independent can '
idscy will also serve to make tho result :,
ndetermina bic until the votes are 6
)unted.
CAL. JOHNSON, our candidate for ~
'ssor, WAS elected to the Office two =,
BARS ago but WAS legislsted out by the n
,undary dispute. He will mako good y
acer and will not b counted out tAis VI
ne. =
E B. TAGE for treasurer strikes . r
'pullr chord. He has been connected =
tn the stage company ana Wells-Far-
70 express for years, is an expert 40
untsnt and is an honorable man in his
siness affairs. He has no phi dice u
wards Caldwell, recognizes CsldwelIs -
INT to exist, and we believe Caldwell
y roll up large vote for him.
FRED BANGLE, DAVID MURRAY and
MILTON DAVIS are the candi d 4tes for
lnty commissioners. Mr.. bangle 10 9
we'll known citizen of Boise; Mr..
Iirsy lives at Emmettsville and some NJ
Irs ago was . commissioner OF Boise =,
lnty --he is just the man we want; .rn
milton Davis resides At tho upper ser'
OF Caldwell precinct and is farmer cha
occupation. Tho three are good
= and all or at least . majority of n,
m vii he elected. Vl
!. ROSY for surveyor and N H Mn VI
ID for coroner complete this xoellent
st-both wei qualified for the posi- Tel
10. Gen
his il the ticket, Ard while personal Y
kes will perhaps sacrifice some OF OF
n, We believe majority viii DO sue A
ful. With . few exceptions, such "A
otter. Fouoh and Siin psor, thcc re-
lican ticket has nothing to boast II.
AVE Hrpor .. s.~...or ill h.a