Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
.,rrRpAY. OCTOBER 9. Iss6.
uoEru REMEMBERING

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 ,... ,bem. and ID almost every individ-
 .,s,spce the electors have found the .'..., ,rssented by the republicans to -.,.- snrerior to that called the demo-
 .,,, ,,,ket. snd it will receive almost
 -,-.-s,l support at their hands. A ,-..,a csnpsrison of the candidates Is
 -s.,srt to determine the course of the -.,lr,,snt and honest voter, whose love 'tt;. ,ouptry and its welfare exceeds ,;. fidelity 10 party lines.
 I, v-. Lew.s H. Gorinley the repub- r.s,. bsye nominated a man possessing .-,-y 77,s;bl, qualification for the pc .:,;,, n, sheriff. and ss the people know I.. bst,s- they will more highly esteem - Ea.Rman of deeds rather than -,,is snl Le executes 6 trust with ... ms, rrampt fidelity and exact
 s Re ;s surrounded hy DO such
 -a ;rHraDc-s as now hover over the -...s,, incumbent ealing him by the ,,.s ipto u.l sorts of irregularities. He t,.,m,ai of his owa and a strong will ,..-i,,,s his commands. snj ID every ..,.s,,.-Isr!c Is he fitted for the posi- The loose manner ID which the af
 ,.,. q, the sberifI's office have been ,o551,.ei during the past few months sro, calculated to inspire luohe con- fi-rcs n l;s management, and the peo- r'z demand a change and T5storstion otth- office from a mere personal per oul.lte to its proper place ss portion Of .he public loyerume7t. These are matters that the senersi voter often consider, hui tne uoF- he reflects upon the dep,o-aIl- siate tc which they have beea d-acEes down tue more eager Is he 10 see c-la-e male iu the manage meDt.
 B5u. Il R. jefJris. the rep publIcan csnd.i .te for district attorney, stands the per oi aly lawyer in the territory. He not cn,y possesses a clear and com vr5henz.ge understanding of the law, ba. h. is b gentleman of the strIctest integrity and honor. Ills very words Il csrry cCnr.c:I0u Of ms truthfulness and s!1csri.y, and LIS logic IS irresistible. Th5fe Is r0t ihe slightest tsint upon his honorable career, either 10 Arizona or D l;s eastern me, and he is respected sd esteemed for his rectitude by sll Eh1 know nm. The people we'll know ihe manner oi man opposing MT. Jet- lords ID tis contest, and tie more they E15E 0' hIm the less number of votes he E.l. g5t. We do not purpose to iter- s'e sad Te!terate his many grievous isa.ts and ulf;ting qualities, for they s'e plainly apparent to every person. sld in themselves gre a standing pro- is:: ga.ns. ;eposing public confidence 2; t;1s: ID him at the polls.
 Nr Ia mas Hughes has made a mod l 4@11ty treasurer fer the pact two yss's, aDd although he Is one of the Fol-rrs oi Pins county, thIs Is the only ilollc capacity ID winch he has ever 'lnsen;ei to serve. Ia thI5 respect he IS E,'l lg unlike hiJ opponent. who has isl continuously at the public crib ever loce the lime when Warmers peak was miiponi. N5. Hughes has the mer- l'ed 'e3l:st.0n Of keeping ths office Tn | -s best sud mos; systematic condition 1 sTat sftempte1 ID thus county. He has s;oun himgef tco good aud capable 8 -a,slreT to be laid aside for sn untried -G, and the people will exhibit .5aty to their own interests and re- Ti for public afTairs by re-electIng Hughes by grand majority.
 Tor county judge, the present incumb- D. Judge F. VI. Gregg has, practically, Oip0sition. and he viii sureIy be s,,sl v au almost unanimous vote. as is-eryes to be. The people want the suns hep; pure and. so far ss it lies | 'de:r power 10 make it 90, they will | sec, ny those whose integrity is above l 1'nicl' To tbe office of county iudge. ! ID. ' ;. Snyder has nearly a walk l Es' Tor tre position of clerk of the 0la'! calr.. He Is thoroughly capable Id le i7 popular every here in fhe
 1-'y. IA cne ot the candidate I'm beyond the city limits of Tucson, as sL. crry l4rze outside vote saa 1, into the office wirh en endorse as'' he oan feel proud O..
 A' '- $. Sampson has friends by the -lsl'ed' ID every portion of the cnun- sa4 they will look cut for his inter
 7s Fery carefully. We have 90 often
 ''hen o' N- Ssmpson's qu lificstions,
 NJ 'ae people are SO very we'll scqusint
 '.'n him that 1t IS unnecessary 10
 H-a refer to them at this tune. He
 'S' into the office two years ago with
 v largest majority of any one on the
 ,'Ae' Snd hl. vote this year will equal, ao' sIcsed, ;bs; of 1884.
 CAP'aln Hie Hale Is the favorite can-
 '-''' TOT assessor, and he is well liked
 : ever! oody, particularly the mIners,
 VI whom vii lay aside their pick
 We. 70 walk many miles to 6 vot-
 u' P'eeiact to cast a ballot for him.
 -a'il'4'lons gre unquestioned by
 '-e anl tae'e IS no good reason why
 Iou!d noi be high on the list of suc- Escrou. O1 '"' ua' 0' 'ne
 --e Ls'i-lative ticke. presented
 ~s repnblIcans is very
 -' one and possesses all the
 -. -71's of success. MT. Chas. R. Drake
 .,. -'' b. elected in race with an
 'f member of the legislative
 - 0a; Sith the unsavory oppos, s,,,. '5' up by democratic ring, be will
 ,''-'s no trouble in getting seversl
 ., sI majority in free vote and s according to law. For the I,,,,o. S,!' 'lere could be no better se- s,s, ,asn that made by the repubI. , sls, M 'S's' Il A Bean. F. K. Miller.
 g,p.- -4'Aay' Chas. R. Wore, and David
 ss,.r 'a' constitute an aggregation of (
 s,, character seldom associated
 , sllGle ticket Tha-- - ,