Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-12-26
THE HERALD.
PHIIsLIPSBURG. KANSAS
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KANSAS

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Bride is 3 forolble speaker. an snsrget-
icwoEzsr and is very able represent
alive, being one Of the leading mem
bers Of the House.
d.. SMITH,
county treasurer. is q native Of New
York, lie came to this county Is
years acc, was in the war three years
and was once wounded. he is now
serving his second term as county
treasurer, giving eminent satisiac ton
to the people. Mr. Smith owns 2 fine
farm in Granite township and a neat
residence in this city. He is now build
ing a grist mill on the Prairie Dog
creek.
RITNER SMITH,
who is now serving his second term as
Register Of Deeds, came from Ohio to
this state years ago. He served as a
soldier in the esd Ohio Reg. 2years.
He owns a fne farm near the city of
Logan, this county. ANY man might
be proud Of the number OF warm per-
sonal friends which Mr. Smith has at
tached TO himself during his term Of
Office.
+. ". LOWE,
who is just finishing up his third term
as county clerk, came to Kansas in the
spring of 1867, and to this county in
July, 1874. He served as county SupJ.
of Public Instruction of PottwatOmie
county, this state, during the years OF
1879 apd 1880. He has been a member
of our county Board of Examiners over
9 years, and is now the present Supt.
Of the Couaty Poor Farm. He was in
the war 4 years and was commissioned
Captain Mr.. Lowe has made splen-
did official and ia very popular in the
county.
j. NJ. SALLEE,
Clerk of the District Court, came to
this county from Wisconsin in 1872. He
served years in the war and had the
terrible experience of passing IL
months and y days in Libby, Ander-
sOnville and other southern prisons
He owns fine farm and a beautiful res
idence in town. MIR. Sa lee Is now
serving his first term and seems to be
giving splendid satisfaction.
We have before given brief sketch of
G. W. STINSON,
our present County Attorney, and will
only add, that he seems 10 be giving
excellent satisfaction IN his Official
position, which is saying a good deal,
considering that this is a hard Office to
I'LL.
J.B. WOODS.
who is just completing his second term
a7 Sheriff of this county, came from
IlliHOIs to this place years ago. Dur
ing his official career, Mr.. Woods has
won laQrels, for his courage and strict
tidelity to business He has nice res
2dence in town and a good farm only
short distance in the country.
j. H. YOUNG.
our worthy Sup't. of Public Instruction,
came from Iowa tO this place IN MAY
1874. He enlisted in the war at the age
Of 16 years and served 2 years, during
which time he was once wounded. He
owns fine farm on Deer Greek, stock /
and is possessed of one wife and seven |
babies Mr.. Young is Jolly good fell |
low and is giving splendid satisfaction |
as an officer.
II. C. SPAULDING,
our present Probate Judge has before
been spoken OF, and so we will content /
ourselves by saying that his official /
career Is unimpeachable,
W.B. STUBERT,
was reelected last fall, County Surveyor
OF this county, and it is safe to say that, |
as CIVIL engineer he has no superiOrs |
and few equals in the state. He is an /
inveterate worker and not afraid of the
rough field work incident to his Office. /
The county is fortunate in having a man |
OF his scientific ability in that position |
.. w. CANDY
has been the Coroner of this county for /
some time, but he recently moved to
Sherman county, in which place his |
numerous friends in this county will |
wish him an abundant success. Mr.. /
Candy was an old soldier aud has al /
ways taken sn active part in promulgat- |
ing republican ideas.
w. D. CONVICTION,
Commissioner of the Ist District, al
though a democrat, is nevertheless of !
the most genial and social men In the
county. He served as county commits
sioner some years ago III Smith county
IN his hands the cOunty's business will
have strict and careful attention We
understand that the Captain is a candi-
date for federal pOsiuOn in Yves ern