Arizona republican., 1890-10-19
AS OTHERS SEE HIM.

The editor of TIE REPUBLICAN is deep ly grateful to his newspaper and other friends for their favorable commenda- ton of his candidacy for the Assembly. In order that his many friends here may see the esteem in which he is held elsewhere, few of the notices of his nomination are herewith given:
 lSan Diego Union.l
 The Phoenix Republicans have nominated Mr. Ed s. Gill for the Legislature, Industry, ability and Republicanism are represented in NIT. Gill. His friends in southern California second the nomination.
 [LOs Angeles Post, Democatic.l
 Ed s. Gill, formerly managing editor of the Tribune of this city, but now engaged in the newspaper business at Phpnix, Ariz., has been nominated for Assembly by the Republicans of Maricopa county, Ed is a genial, intelligent, ardent worker, and a genuine good fellow, even though his politics are off color
 [Los Angeles Expressl
 Mir Ed S. Gill, formerly managing editor of the Tribune, and now of THE ARIZONA REPUBLI CAN of Phoenix, has been accorded a unanimous nomination for the Territorial Assembly. Mir Hlll many llltllue III LDs Alktlto hlt pthNtu that his merits have been SO soon recognized in his new home. should he be elected, he will make an honest, industrious and intelligent legislator.
 [Marysville, Cal, AppeaLl
 Ed s. Gill, editor of THE ARIZONA REPUBLI- CAN, has been nominated for the Assembly of Arizona by the Republicans of Phoenix. They are to be congratulated on their choice Mr. Gill is known to California journalists as an energetic young man of superior character and abilities.
 Florence Enterprise.l
 The Republicans of Maricopa county recog nized the press by nominating Ed s. Gill, of THE REPUBLICAN, for Member of the Legisla tive Assembly. The honor is worthily bestowed NIT. Gill is q through going Republican; enthusi astic in his advocacy of Republican principles, and possesses all the qualifications of prudent yet progressive legislator. He will receive the solid support of his party in Maricopa county.
 [Graham County BuIletn.l
 MT Ed. S. Gill, editor of THE REPUBLICAN, who has been nominated by the Republicans of Maricopa county for the Lower House of the sixteenth Legislature, is one of the bright, ener- getic and intelligent men of the Territory, and would be useful as legislator He is q man that would be at work all the time, and one that could keep up his end of the lever in all branches of legislation, and would at once be- come popular and influential man in the councils of the Territory.
 Cincinnati Enquirer.l
 Ed s. Gill, an old Cincinnati newspaper man, seems to be catching on" in fine style in the far West. He is at present successfully con ducting THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN in Ph9niX, Ariz, and in politics is taking a prominent part, if l may quote from the papers there of the 3Oth ult He was nominated as q candidate for the Territorial Assembly As he has so many friends in Cincinnati, and is q member of B. P. o. k. No. 3, and has also so many friends East, they will be glad to hear of his advancement
 [Plain City, Ohio, Dealerl
 MT. Ed s. Gill who is well known to the citi- zens of Plain City and Union county has been nominated by the Republicans of Phoenix, Arizona, for the Territorial Assembly. The news of his prospective political promotion will be received with pleasure by all. NIT. Gill was son of Dr. J. s. Gill and a grandson of Col J. B. W. Haynes, both pioneers of Union county and prominent factors in the organization of the Republican party in this State The true Re publican principles of these old-tmers have descended from father to son and have been earnestly expounded by Ed, both from the editorial chair and the stump, in every cam paign since 1880, and the reward will not be in excess of his labors if he should be placed in the position for which he has received the