Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1890-10-11


The s.a:,s at Second-Class Rates.
OUR CHOICE FOE I. S. SENATOR.
Watson c. Squire6.
Whitman County Republican Ticket
J. j. HAYWOOD.
For Clerk,
S. D. WOODWARD.
For Prosecuting Attorney,
T. u. ELLSWORTH.
For Sheriff.
JOHN LATHRUM.
For Treasurer,
JAMES s. CLARK.
For Assessor,
H. VI. BOONE.
For Superintendent Of Schools,
CHARLES u. BEAN.
For Surveyor,
+. P. MESIGK.
For Coroner,
D. H. SHAW.
For Commissioners,
LIST Dist, BRYAN WESTACOTT.
End Dist, JOHN GIBSON.
3rd Dist, CHAS. W. JOHNSON
State Senators,
9Th Dist, B. R. OSTRANDER.
7th Dist, L. j. S1IITH.
State Representatives.
(JO5EPH ARRASMITH.
Nv. G. BRATTAIN.
IL. r. WICKS
10. Z. YOUNG.
The republicans of Whitman county are to be
congratulated upon their good Judgment in Sc
Letting ticket which could hardly be G!uplicat-
ed in points Of ability AID titnesa to fill the va
rious positions for which they have been nonli-
mated. In selecting men to guide the aIfairs OF
county and state, honesty and ahility are the
chief qualifications TO be considered. We say,
without fsar of contradiction, that every man on
the republican ticket bears the stamp Of honor
and ability.
Our candidates for state senators are both
gentlemen who have distinguished themselves in
the legislative halls Of Washington, and their
record entities them to the support of every
loyal citizen within the borders Of Whitman
county.
J. r. Wiells, 0. Z. Young, Joseph Arrasmith
and c. W. Brattain, candidates for representa-
tives, are all gentlemen we'll and favorably
known in this county, and We heartily endorse
each and every one Of them as being fully quail
lied to stand up shoulder to shoulder with the
very best men Of cur state in tie halls of the
Legislature.
J. }. HAYWOOD.
We need not attempt to introduce the Hon. j.
J. Larwood 70 the voters of Whitman county.
Every one knows ''JoIlnHie.' as he is familiarly
called. lie will be a most valuable assistant for
the new board Of county commissioners to be
elected this fall, being familiar as he is with all
the business to cone before the new board. and
fully qualified by experience to fulfill the duties
of the Office to which he will surely be reelected
JAS. 5. CLARK
has filed the Office Of county treasurer with
credit 10 himself and the position. The county
funds could not be entrusted in the hands of
more honorable and efficient man, and we conf
IDENTIFY expect that large majority OF the voters
viii say by their ballot on the 4th day CT No
servant. enter thou upon another term
8. D. WOODWARD.
candidate for county clerk, should be elect, by
largo majority without a word being said in
his support he has already commended him
self 10 thu people of ne county by the upright
and capable manner in which he has filed posi-
tons Of trust in days gone BIZ.
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We heartily endorse the sentiments of the ar
ticle published III another column with reference
10 Hon. F. NJ. Ellsworth, cur candidate for
prosecuting attorney.
H. Il. BOONE,
candidate for county assessor, has proven him
self an efficient officer and good judge of the
value of taxable property in Whitman county,
and we therefore bespeak for him reelection to
the Office he has so ably filed.
c. W. BEAN,
nominee for county superintendent Of schools,
has Won tho admiration ond esteem Of every one
interested in the tuccess adm progress Of our
schools and especially is ne the favorite of our
teachers who are the best judges OF the person
most qualified for this responsible rositiou.
T. P. .IEsIcx
has served the people in the rast as county sur
veyor, ard has done SO in manner OF which al!
ccn approve. BY rejoicing 1Ir. Mesiak the
county viii have servant Who viii do his duty
conscientioUsly and we'll.
u. L. sE4w.
ns coroner, mas been fa;tL1ul 10 his duty and
merits recollection.
John IATuHCd
il the.cGndidate fer sheriff. lie is a Young man
just il the prime Of life. and has never failed to
be successful in any business with which he has
been connected. At home he IS spoken of in
the highest terms, and is popular wherever
known. He would make a sheriff of whom Whit
man could justly be proud, and one who would
nsysr fail TO respond to the call Of duty. dore
than syerage Cbility and competency are of his
qualifications.
The candidates for commissioners, the most
important positions within the gift of the coun-
", are Bryan Westacott, John Gibson and Chas
". Johnson, men whose honesty and integrity
unquestioned, and who are fully competent
in every respect to safely guard the best inter
e=ts OF their constituents and rightly manag;
the affairs Of the county.
letter From Washington. L. c.
Special Correspondence to the Herald.
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