Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-08-16
jidates in this particular, at least, as
they appear on the Dial.

~'"e'eS ih tuis particular, at least, as
they appear on the Dial.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
The same candidates, but one, APP
pear snd one has become more prom.
inent since last the TIMES took a look
at the Dial, which never mistakes. 1t
suggests probabilities and states facts.
For example: Last week the Dial
told the people about "little fellow"
above Haley who wanted to be Dis
trict Attorney, and who, being de-
feated, was started off con the half
SHE'LL" by the Democracy, who were
standing beside some decayed oysters,
1t was a prophesy, and already it is
fulfilled, for the Dial shows that
'little fellow" begging to be sent to
the Legislature-the Council if con-
venient, the Lower House if he can't
get to the upper one-and the Figure
OF Idaho stands near laughing at such
travesty ON legislation as to send
"child's primer" people to make laws.
The person who is looming, or
thinks he is, for District Attorney, is,
if the TIMES can properly distinguish,
one who is little, anyway, Mr.. Waters,
of Bellevue. He and Ruick are close
beside each other, and outsiders are
not disposed to interfere, for they rec
collect the story of the man who tried
to separate a man and his wife.
The Republican figures who seem
to be looking up to the streamer that
is engraved, "District Attorney" arc
easily reeoe nized. One is a good
lawyer, a competent officer and a
worker for party and people. OF the
other Democratic candidate for Dis
trict Attorney, who is standing near
him on the Dial ground says:
"of all the representatives the market holds forth
l know none so good for lover OF pelf;
As to buy up this fellow at the price he 10 worth
and sell him at that he sets on himself"
The Dial says the lawyer will be
nominated and the poser get left.
And between the nominees of the
two parties it will be--decided IN No.
vember.
AUDITOR AND RECORDER.
There are several mist-like figures
on the Recorders side of the Dial
but they fade into The thlnnest sort OF
an air-veil when the two candidates
who will make the fight appear. The
Democratic candidate Cannady-is
sanguine of success, but there is n
row in his party, besides the "notes'
of the anti.Chinese League people
have of his sayings about them
Then he has big Gum to silence
over in the Republican line, and it is
very doubtful if he can do it. Can.
nady is smooth bore, while the OPP
position have carefully selected anc
pat into position newly made riflec
Gum.
ASSESSORS.
The Dial shows a Ketchum man
Russell, two or three Haley men-Mc
kibbin, Tatro and others; q Bellevue
man, not plain enough to be recog
nized; daIk-horse man from Sbo.
shone, and prominent in this quarter
of the field Bullion man--Bert Fla
vens-who would be unanimously sup
ported--if candidate-by the great
"Independent" crowd upon the third
ticket which may be thrown before the
people Immediately after the two con
ventions of September.
SURVEYORS AND CoRoNERs.
The Dial intimates that nobody
will trouble themselves about these
places to much extent. Higgins viii
be the Democratic and Brown the
Republican candidate for Coroner, but
as it is funereal subject to handle
the TINES drops it. The Surveyor.
ship can be filled by any school boy
| who knows little mathematics.
PROBATE JUDGEsHIP
stands like it did last week, with the
addition of V. S. Anderson, who join.
| Brodhead and Street on the Demo
cratic and Lennon and Sidebothan
on the Republican side. The Dia
has a shadow that seems to intimate
that if any halfway competent Re
publican from outside of HALEY i:
brought forward he will be nomin
ated, and Street has the lead among
his people.
PROBABILITIES.
| TTnon the uho1a tho Di.l saapoe =.