The Arizona champion. [volume] (Peach Springs, Mohave County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1883-1891, 1888-10-27
THE REPUBLICAN TICKET.

lively against caholaaoe ior
sheriff, has not only strengthened
him but added strength to the
entire ticket. Many who at first
intended to vote against it; have
openly expressed themselves in
favor of the Republican ticket, as
rebuke to ruoh unjust and un-
manly methods of conducting a
campaign.
Gen. Thomas F. Wilson, for del
egate to congress, is candidate
against whom not a word can be
said. .., -,
J. R. Fitzpatrick, for joint coun
Gilman from the northern district,
is thoroughly identified with the
interests of northern Arizona Is
honest and should receive hand
some majority.
]. N. w. Moore, mining man,
is the nominee, for the council from
this county. During the past six
months he has drawn checks
amounting to sll5,ooo in favor of
miners for ore, a fact to be remem-
bered by them, But, while engag-
cd in mining he is o man of suffi.
ciently broad views to do justice to
every interest in the county and
territory. Cast your vote for him.
Captain A. I. Brann, E. H.
Witherell, J, Y. Rhoades, Duncan
NJ. Martin and Frank /. Rogers,
candidates for the assembly, are
first class representative men in
every respect. They are represen-
tative men in intelligence and abil-
ity as well as representatives of the
various interests of the county. If
voters and tax payers desire a cor,
rection of the errors Of the last
legislature they should see that the
above names are on their ticket on
election day. Do not be deceived
by malicious assertions made against
any Of thSm-ss they are collectively
and individually in favor of wise,
honest and Just legislation.
w. o., ONeill the best probate
judge and county superintendent
Yavapai county ever had, is the
nominee for sheriff, and the peoples
choice for the position,
Hon. I. J. Butler, for treasurer
has lived SO qong" this word is
used in dual sense,) in this coun
ty that he is known by every man
woman and child in the county
His personal character for honesty
and integrity is above reproach
while his ability to gil the position
: is unquestioned. Being custodian
$ for number Of years Of the terri
] torial funds as treasurer he made q
record such as any man may wei
, be proud. County funds will b
safe in his hands. : Sh;
:, Judge John Howard, for district
attorney, is well known throughout
t the county having been identified
l, with it since its earliest organiza
r tion. He is well qualified as q
lawyer to fill the position witt
credit to the county and with homo
to himself. :, y
Judge w, II. McGrew, for pro
: bate judge, is man of ripe ex
perience, also in the law, q require
, ment absolutely necessary for th,
a position. I. / .~i.'F =
, Charles H. Akers, for recorder
is an enterprising young man, iden
tilted with the. interests of th,
Q county, is tax payer, and will d.
. his duty as recorder. ~,
d. d Harrer aud l. s Knowles
Z are the candidates for supervisors
and two better men in every re
spect cannot be found in the coun
ty. Both are residents OF the coun
ty, engaged in stock raising ant
ranching and consequently inter
ested in an economical county gdy
ernment. t't > ~.
( Scan the entire ticket from to]
a to bottoln and it will be found tn
! best ever presented to the voters o
= the county