Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-23
FINAL REPuRIICANS.

Inc repuDucans or Final county olu themselves great credit this year in the selection of their county ticket, and not withstsnding the fact that they have DO newspaper within the county to sdvo- cate their good cause, their nominees will carry the election by very satisfac- tory msiorities. The democrats of Pinsl made the same blunders that the demo crats of Pima county perpetrated. and expressions of disgust are the only comments made upon their ticket. The republicans, on the contrary, have se- selected men especially qualified for the office. and almost without exception they are men of wide popularity and high personal character.
 For member of the Council they have chosen Mir. Perry Wildman, the pros- porous merchant of Pinal and Silver King. We have enjoyed personal sc- qusintance with Mir. Wildman, dating back years before he selected Arizona for hIs home, and We know hIm to pos sess a sterling character and unswerviug integrity under all circumstances. He will fill the position assigned him with honor to himself and the county he represents.
 MT. 4. J. Doran, formerly sheriff of Pinsl county, has been selected for member of the House oi Representa- tives. There is hardly voter n the county who is not well acquainted with MT. Dorsn, and all his acquaintances es- teem hIm highly as a worthy man and good officer. His election is one of the certain results of the campaign and
 Pinal county will feel safe with its in- terests in his hands, in the coming legis- lRture.
 For Recorder. MT Geo. E. Evans has
 been chosen. We are abu1dantly ss- sured that Mir. Evans IS illly qualified for that important position and that his
 personal popularity will bring him the support of many of his opposite politi- cal faith.
 Mir. William Harter, of Pinal, is their nominee for sheriff, and he is one of the most thoroughly wIde-swake and com potent men that could have been se- lected. The opposition to him IS prsc- ticslly DO opposition, and a great ma jority of the democrats would far rather cast their votes for him than for the In- dependent candidate now seeking elec- ton. If MT. Harter IS elected, as be certainly will be, We can assure our Pinal friends that the affairs of the sherifFs office will be managed to their entire satisfaction.
 For Treasurer, Mir. Jose NJ. Ochoa, the popular Florence merchant, has been chosen. Mir. Ocha has a personal friend ID almost every resident of the county. He IS an upright and honorable man of sterling integrity and scrupulous honesty. He will be elected by big majority and will make 8 good custodian for the county's funds.
 For District Attorney, R. E. Sloan, esqr., has been chosen. Mr. Sloan is a good lawyer and gentleman of character who will serve ths county with fidelity and diligence ID the prosecution of it's criminals,
 MT. W. F. Stone has triangular fight for Probate Judge, with chan ces of go ing into office with large plurality over his competitors. He possesses the reqiu- | site ability and qualifications for the position and will serve the people with honor.
 Mir. Cbas. Tillnsn, of Florence, will be elected public administrator. He is one of its old residents and be enjoys the esteem and respect of rybody.
 Fer Supervisor, Messrs. D. c. Stevens and T. D. Hammond were chosen. MT. Stevens has been the manager of the various stage lines for years and he not only knows all the people, but fully un- derstand their wants. He will carefully guard the county's interests aud its vel fare IS safe in h!s hands. Mir. Hammond is the manager for large cattle compa- ny in the Santa CstRlinss, and holds large interests therein himself He also has property in Silver King and other portions of the county. He Is full of enterprise and energy and Is prudent and careful business man, who would guard the pubic interests with watch full care and untiring vigilance. Both these gentlemen will doubtless be elec- ted and if so, Pinal county will have good reason to reJoice. for they are eI- able and qualified gentle men.
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