The Arizona champion., 1886-09-25

admirably fit him for the responsible office of County Treasurer, where honesty, capabili,y and reciitude are SO essential. Mr. B isheord is life long republican, and loves the ptuy for It's inheren, principles. All his interests are ccn,ered here in YIvlpn County. and it's prosperity means his own. In the whole range of our ac- qulintance there is not man better fitted for the responsible position of Treasurer of our county.
 L. F. EGCERs,
 The nominee for District Attorney, Is 3 candidate fDr reelection. Colonel E ,gers ctn point with parlonab'e pride to h,s past record in the Dis lrict Attorneys os1i:- anu ask the people to carefully scru,iniz. 1t. Dur ing his incu nb :ncy he has had an un- usraily large nuno:r ol criminal ca 'es to prosecute, in wh,Ch he hIs been by some of the abl.st lawyers in the coul,y, but notwithstanding this he has lost bu, very few. H. IS an eloquent speaker, and perfectly conversant with the entire county and its wants. A liwyer of ability who has haG large practice in several Of the eastern states before coming to Arizona, and with the familiarity he has acqlire,l by nelrly two years ot active practtcc Tn the District Attor- ney's office, the people of Yl'apn should re member hlm a, tn. polls ca election day, all return one who has carefully and z-alously guarded their every interest.
 DAN. L. ROBINSON,
 N)minated for Recorder, is ia the cattle business at the Verde. He WIS for som. years connected with the mercantile house ot C. P. H:ll & O. at Prescott. Tl,nZr co n3ara- lively q young mn, Mr. R ,5In;,n h,s had large experience various kin k of bu,ine,s whicl will m Ike hi, ser vices valllble at th- head of the R.. corder's offi-e. His great personal pop Iiarity, irrespective of plrty a fl h. lionS, wherever he has resided. e,pe- cially in the Verde valley, will add immensely to th. whole ticket, ,b.,il:s ensuring his 0Sa success at the next election.
 W. 0. DWELL,
 Candidate for the office of Probate Judge, is thoroughly qlliii:d tor the position, having mad. the law a lie long stu ly, and has been admitted to practice ia several of the stl,es, be- sides in this Territory. Though he has never unfu.led hi, shingle to the breeze as m L L. D., preferring the humble. but lucrative avocation of a newspaper mn, yet his procl!yisits and education h,ve throYl hin c)H- st,utly in connection with the legal (ra,erniiy, where he IS acknowledged a, peer. He has worked with pen and b:ain for the Republican ptrty since he wli boy, and na' never yet been rewarded with an of :e, nor has he desired one till nov. II. will surely get the support of the stock men ot the county without regird to party, for they know thlt h. hls done more towards forwarding their inter ests with ihe Hoof and Horn, of which he IS editor. than any oth-r plp.r ,n Northern Arizo,a. B.ilg mn of strong indivi luality and firm convic- tions, and fearless in giving them ex- preston, he has naturally antasoniz d a few who have felt the stlng of his cauSiic pen. but these very qualities have midc hi;n host Of friends, who will rally to his support when the tim. comes.
 HON L. P. NASH,
 Who received the nomination for County Assessor, Is a resident of Strawberry vailey,it Ton,o Blsin. and is l.rgely engaged in the cattle busi- ness. At the first call, though mere boy, he went to the front to preserve the Union, and served with such dis junction that he WIS selected at the close of the war as one of the few young men to be educated at the na tion's expense at West Point. BIt disiaining this tempting off.:r as in compatible with his restless spirit, he struck ou, for the wild west and settled iD Arizona in '65, Since that time he