Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-11-06

known to our citizens ~ man hav-
ing large interests in Custer county
and thoroughly posted ou those mat
ters which 0f ell Others our county il
most interested IN. The oniy objsc.
tion made TO h's candidacy by .bs
democrats is that Le II not = speech.
maker, but We say 20 the people o'
Custer county that II elected Le will
he able TO do VA more good than any
argumeutative lawyer We could send
there. He is largely identified with
the only industry Custer county can
boast Of, and the success of that indus-
try means the success of our county
and Miles City. Why should we not
elect him, rather than his opponent
Mr.. Middleton, who knows nothing
of the needs of the stocsgrowers in the
way Of new legislation, and probably
cares less? Mr.. Middleton is a young
lawyer, and sn ambitious one. He
knows tAat a term in the council,
where he would have an opportunity
to get on bis feet dozen times . day
and indulge in wordy debate on any
any every topic, would bring him into
prominence and result in the augmen-
tatlon Of bis reputation 81 a lawyer.
This Is his primary object In seeking
an election, and if gained would result
vastly more 20 hi- advantage than to
that Of his constituents. Miles City is
COW Town and ker business men and
taxpayers should stand shoulder 10
shoulder in protecting COW interests
by the election of Mr.. Kempton.
FREDERIC NJ. KREIDLER
is one of the republican candidates. 70,
the lower house. We have heretofore
dwelt at length on the peculiar itaess
OF Mr.. Kreidler Tor this position. His
experience as u member of the isgislA-
ture of the state of New York-a de.
Lucrative body second in importane.
only 10 the congress Ot the United
SLates-ls something that lew men 10
this territory nave enjoyed, and We sre
pal tlcuIaEIy fortunate In having 80
com petent Z candidate 10 present for
tue support VI our people. Although
Not a la"5 eI-m AIen seems Ia Ue re-
ssIueu as All Indispensable cUndltIUu
Ui legislative Candidates by tbe deIuo-
crats-he nae teen one, aud pUssessse,
ali tue aJvaDIsgts 10 Ue galneu by
iesaI stu0y auu practiye. Hts pusi-
uess Interests are largely .deutltied
vi. h the stock men, anu uis Intimate
knowledge OF lnelr Necessities IN tue
ma ter oi legislation, when taken ia
connection with hls abllIly as l-gls
iaior aud busIne>s mau, Constitutes
nini h most avsIIsble candidate tv iur-
tier the lDterss vi Custer county.
LoRING d. REA
10 the remaining Candidate OF the re-
We nave yet 10 near single word oi
dlsspproUatiUn In regard 10 MIR. Rea
as u cIlIzen or candidate. He is one
OF those happily endowed men, who
make friends wherever they 20, ana
whose mental activity aud superior
qualifications would bring him 10 the
front In any osmmuDity. he, too, is
largely identified with the stock IN.
dustry, representing aside from bis
own large Investments, several
wealthy New England capitalists.
who, acting solely on his Judgment,
have invested largely in Custer coun-
W and added hundreds of thousands
OF dollars 10 its taxable wealth. He Is
opposed by Mr.. Alexander, who has
such slight interest in tl welfare OF
our county that he has removed his
fam lily from it and awaits only the un.
favorable result OF to-day's election, IL
follow them and leave US to our fate,
Under such circumstances 1t would
seem the heighIh Of impudence FOL
Mr.. Alexander 10 ask anyone in Cue
ter county to vote for him, but demo
Gratis are noturiously impudent, anC
be is democrat.
JOHN FULLY"
Grand Army men, mechanics, labor
ers aud good citizens generally car
unite in the support Of Capt. Tully 70
sheriff Of Custer county. His caree
as detailed in a recent issue OF tbii
pepper Is one of which any man nigh
be proud. His opponent on the dem
ocratic ticket, NJ. Tom Irvine, lik,
Mr.. Clark Is making his campaign OF
, the TACT that he is sn "old timer, with
the added inducement that through
being connected with the sheriff Z
office from time immemorisl he ls en-
} titled 10 continuance in office. Tbl'
Is exactly the Issue that republican,
wish 10 meet, and is one Of the reasons
Why Capt. Tully should be elected
This is bad year for chronic offic,
/ holders and Tom Irvine has this dis
, ease In Its worst form.
HARRY y. BACHELOR
is one Of the most popular and deserv'
ing candidates on the republican ticket,
aud hIa race for the county treasurer.