The Dickinson press., 1888-10-27
SAMU Ell JUEi..
ADOI.PII MILLER.
Commissioner 3rd District.
WILLIAM

1HE following nominations made ut
the Republican county convention
form an exceptionally strong ticket
and the characters of the different
candidates are of such we'll known nm.
rlShtlleSs and business capacity that
it Gems hardly possible that the i'm.
telligeht voters of Stark county, can,
be misled into voting for their oppy.
nents on the Union ticket:
Thos. Evans of Gladstone, the can.
dldate Tor register of deeds is IL man
who Is in every way fitted to fill the
office. He has been county sl,perin.
tendent of schools and given satlsfac.
ton us an officer. He has taught in
the public schools in different parts
OF the county and has come out of the
latter test of character. perhaps the
most trying man can be subjected
to. with hosts of friends who will re-.
jolce to see him elected to the rc,pull.
slble position to which he aspires.
His honesty and integrity are unques-
toned and his ability as Il man of
affairs fully equal if not superior to
those OF the present incumbent. The
questionable methods of Aud i'm con-.
Quoting the office will never be cbaru.
ed against Mr.. Evans.
james G. Campbell of Dickinson,
for district attorney is one of the best
nominations on the ticket. He is IL
MAI to inspire confidence and i'm abil .
ty us Il lawyer. is far the superior of
his opponent, Western Starr. His nd.
mlnlstration of the office OF Judge of
probate has given eminent satisflc.
ton and all who have done business
with him have found matters lett in
his charge attended to i'm /, business
like manner. His popularity rests
upon his character, for upriyhtness.
pronptneSs and thorough knowledge
OF what should he done in any given
case. He is an able and safe man and
when elected the people of the county
Will have the satisfaction of krowiun
that the Office of distric, attorney is
occupied hy one who is Trustworthy
under I'LL circumstances.
NJ. ~. Sebastian, OF Dickinson. for
Sheriff is IN almost inv.n lhlr
candidate for the office. He has held
the Office to which he has been re.
nominated for -four wears. and L,,
given great satisfaction to the law
and order portion OF the county, and
wlelevera any disorder occurred, wlicl
no community or sheriff can proven,
where there is such IL large floating
population as there is here, he has al
ways been prompt aud fearless in tn,
discharge OF his duty i'll the premises
Since he held the Office horse thieves
who few years ago infested thi:
country, have been either run in o
thought it better to leave for othe
parts Wh.re they were less likely t,
Z Sdplultu.
Geo. w. Lee. OF Gladstone, for treas
urer, is a candidate who will concen
trate the vote of the best men of thu
county In favor OF the ticket. He i;
personally popular, is of we'll known
ability as Il business man. and has
probably, more dealings with the far
mers of the county than any othc
man all of whom know him to b,
straight forward and competent i'm al
ms transactions with them. AS a,
accountant he has no superior and til
people will feel sure that the affair
of the t%reasurer's office will be COZ
Quoted in Il safe and correct name
Hiram Colburn, of Taylor. for asse
sor, is a good nomination. Mr.. Co
burn is known in the community j
which lie resides as a man of GOO
judgment and business ability, essel
tial qualities in the man who is cleo
to the Office of assessor.
E. R. Bonney, of Antelope, for judt
of probate is well qualified by educ;