Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-08-30
Yellow Jacket-H F Deal. Washington-trank Blakely. Greaterville-J B Anderson. COlumbia-W A Hart. The convention then adjourned.
ABOUT THE CANDIDATES.

| hbOCA HE fso. Precinct officers for Justice of the | Peace w. H. Culver and R. B Kelly, are | the nominees. They are men who have | the fullest confidence of the community
 and are exceptionally we'll equipped in
 honesty and ability to fill the offices for
 which they have been named.
 Cash Perrin has made an excellent
 constable and as that is all that can be asked of an officer his renomination in- sures his election. Howard flynn the other nominee for constable is
 thoroughly qualified for the position to
 which he aspired and the party nomin-
 ated him.
 The District Attorney, c. W. Wright,
 is lawyer of right standing, having been
 attorney general of the state or Colorado Since Mir. Wright has become resident
 of Pima county he has woH a foremost
 position at the bar and made hosts of
 friends in this community which was
 evidenced by his unanimous nomination.
 The nominee for sheriff, James K.
 Brown, of Sahuarito, has been promin- ently identified with the mining and
 stock raising business. He is a man of
 the right character and integrity. Who ever knows Jim Brown, as he is popular ly called, will not only vote for hlm, but will go out and work for him.
 Ben Heney, the nominee for treasurer, has held that office for two years past, and has discharged the duties so we'll that no Republican aspired to the nom- ination and no Democrat need to, for if faithful performance of the duties of an office merits reward, MT. Heney will be overwhelmingly elected.
 J. J. Hill, the nominee for recorder, has been engaged in mercantile pursuits we'll and favorably known and has the capacity, integrity and experience to make good recorder, and will poll the entire vote of the Republican party of the county.
 F. A. Stevens, of Quijotoa, the nom inee for assessor, is a man of business capacity and experience we'll known in Pima county. For several years he has been engaged in merchandising and min Ing at Quijotoa. Ne man stands higher than Mir. Stevens with the community in which he lives, and his election is not | . matter of doubt.
 Legislative Assembly-William Cum | mings, of Nogales; Thomas Driscoll l George Pusch, c. c. Suter, and Gen. T. | F. Wilson, of Tucson, make up one of | very best legislative tickets ever pre- sented to the voters of Pima county. l They represent the various industries | and interests of the community. and are | pledged to retrenchment and reform.
 The Republican ticket nominated yes terday is Avery Goodwin-ning one. It | has plenty of Pusch and is on the Wright | side of the territorial interests. It will and Chillson-s of the Democratic party, who will Perrin vain and Culvery hard to down this ticket, which all Republicans agree is Suter. The Democrats think by up Hill work to defeat the Cumming party. but will find themselves done up Brown.
 The office of county surveyor is one of importance and needs 2 man of expert aEce and integrity to properly fill it as 1t involves more or less the titles to every mans land in the county. l.. D. Chil- son, the nominee for county surveyor, is in every way qualified to fill the office, being a surveyor of long years of expet rience who knows the county we'll and possesses the integrity to discharge the duties with fidelity.
 County Supervisors, G. A. Avery of Nogales, and Ed. Bullock Of Tanque Verde are men who have the qualities 10 perform the duties of the office to which they have been nominated. They Ire outspoken in favor of the reduction 70 the lowest point consistent with the public interests of all expenses of the county, and they have the will and ex- oerience to do this fearlessIy.
 pr. F. H. Goodwin is just the kind of ] man who should be elected Probate Judge. The duties of the office are two old, First that of passing upon the ,staJes of decedents and appointing guardians for orphans, and trustees for mbecils and the insane, and granting etters of administration. Second that of county Superintendent of Public better qualified to discharge these inn ,ortant duties than Dr. Goodwin. |
 Territorial Council. David Tender on, the nominee for this important place 8 an old Arizonan. Having been permi- lently and successfully engaged in busi less in this territory for many years. MT. Henderson was one of the first to see nd point out the fact that the expenses f the territory and county must be cur ailed and the taxes reduced and the in lustries of the territory given chance nd thus encourage immigration and , he development of the great resources f Arizona. No unnecessary offices, and 10 enormous salary of an official will es ape the legislative pruning knife of Henderson. |,