Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-10-01
DUBOIS AND HAyIRD.

to make in this campaign is for Fred
7. Dubois for Delegate in Congress
and for G. g. Havird, for Sheriff of
this county. We are for Dubois for
the reason that he is staunch anti
Mormon. is a young man, full of vim
and energy, a man of education and
refinement, and is in every way quail
fed to make an active, honorable and
able Delegate. John Haley is a
candidate for a third term. Dubois
is a candidate for the first term. If
he is elected, and we think he will
DE, he will, we believe, make a rec
ord that Idaho can feel proud of.
For sheriff of this county we have
G. &. Havird and John German. Mr..
Havird is a young man, and new
man in the political field. He has
been in this county since a small boy,
is an industrious cirizen, has bust
ness, is honest, strai ghtforward, in
every way competent to fill the office to
which he aspires. If elected he will
make first class officer. His oppo-
nent, for twenty years or more, has
had a business, which he has followed
solely, earnestly and perserveringly.
He is professional mana pro-
fessianal office hunter. Simply that
and nothing more. From one years
end to another he has nothing to &C.
cupy his time but laying wires fol-
future successes. His almost every
word and act is to catch vote. He
has an interest in the county -ano
that interest centers on the fat Of
office. Cut short his official career
and the interest ceases. Mr.. Havirc
is not a professional politician. He
has a legitimate business. The ole
men of this county, or great many
of them, have said that they would M
longer vote to keep man continually
in Office. That they wanted to see
new man, and young man, to taxi
the place of German. Now we hav,
a new man and young man, and
competent one. The young voter
are almost solid for Havird, and W,
have no doubt that the old voter
will do as they have said they woul'
+, --"glve young man an Office" |
is about time. German has had al
!, the honors there are ia the office
To him that is nothing. To youn,
> man 1t Is great deal. German ha
drawn from the county an immens
1 pile of wealth in salaries. Isn't
about time to give some one else
chance to make few draws? Thi
county has never owed German a
office, but by working and cor
tinual pulling, hauling and twistin
. he has managed to get himself into
position to draw a regular quarterl
: salary from the county treasury. A
an official he is ne more competer
than dozens and dozens of othe
citizens of this county. Permit US
u amend this last sentence by strikin
out the word other. Isn't it abor
time for him to take a back sea
How any solid citizen of this count
% can work for the reelection of NJ
z German in the face of all these fact
and against young, new and capab
man, is more than we can comprehen
+ What is there about German, social
. or officially, that will make men vot
" for him election after election, f,
twenty years or more? Is it for
" financial consideration? If not, f
~ what? There is every reason for VI
:. :. ting for Havird, and none that v
can see for supporting his opponer
'e Readers of this county, look at IL
two men, compare their past recor'
one an industrious citizen with
~ business out of which he earns
is living; the other a professional c