The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-23
IN LOGAN COUNTY.
The Democratic Ticket Recently
Put in the Field.
THEY ARE ALL STRONG MEN
The Recorder Will Go Back on Joint Vote
of Both Parties-A Brief Chances at
the Nominees.

The Recorder Will Go Back on Joint Vote
of Both Parties-A Brief Glance at
the Nominees.
SHosHoNE, Logan County, Idaho, Sep
TENDER 81. Especial correspondence of
The HERALD. THE County Democratic
convention placed in nomination the fol-
lowing well-known gentlemen. In select
ing this ticket great care was taken not
only to divide the honors so as to give all
parts of the county their just representa-
lion and preserve perfect harmony, but to
place before the voters men whose interests
are entirely identified with the welfare of
the county, and who can make on the merits
Inc strongest appeal to every class of voter,
De ne miner, railroad man or ranchman, in
the county
The following is brief outline to show
to the public the kind of men who are put
before them, and if voters will examine
this ticket carefully, and then look over
the so.calleo Republican candidate, we be-
neve that every man, be he Republican or
Democrat, will go to the polls on election
DAY and vote the straight Democratic
ticket
GUY C. BARNUM,
for district attorney, is thus well spoken of
In the Shoshone Journal, the Republican or
gan. The Journal says: ''Hon. Guy. C.
Barnum, who was nominated for district
attorney by the Democratic convention, is
an old experienced lawyer and gentleman
OF lrreproachable character. He has been
living retired and studious life for the
past four years while perfecting the title
to valuable lands along Snake river, and
about six months ago returned to the prac-
tlce OF his profession. He was a member of
the Nebraska legislature and an active law
yer In that state for several years.
For State Senator,
D. c. DAUGHERTY,
of Crichton. This gentleman is undoubt-
edly one OF the strongest candidates in the
entire state for the Office of state senator.
He is an old resident, a business man and a
mirer, and one Of the best poste d men it
has oeeE our pleasure to meet on the great
question OF irrigation, believing in having
congress and the state secure by bonds
water rights so as to give the farmer water
at nominal figure. This idea, when car
ried Out, will do more for Logan county
than anything as yet suggested. MIR.
Daugherty has demonstrated his ability 10
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most surely be elected.
FOR THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
we note John Q. Dryden of Broodford,
and r. Bledsoe of Snake river. Mr. Dry
den is an old Nevada man, and served as
assessor for Humboldt county He is a
thorough Democrat, miner by occupation,
and ''old honorable in principle. John O,
has the reputation OF being the assessor of
Humboldt county who refused the thou
sands of dollars offered by the Central
Pacific for low valuation. Mr.. Dryden
was chosen to serve the people, and did
so.
r. Bledsoe is Democrat who has some
reputation in Idano politics. He is also a
miner, but placer man on Snake. He Is
anti-monopolist to the dot; has his ideas on
beneftiDg the farmers by proper lePisla
ton on the irrigation question, and like
his colleagues, Dryden and Daugherty is
true to Idaho's on silver, labor and lead.
For sheriff
W. T. BURNS
of Bellevue. This gentleman has during
his long residence in Logan county filled
with marked ability the offices of school
trustee and city councilman, he is an old
miner and prospector spending several
years in Nevada during the excitement
there, and holding the offices of sheriff
and deputy sheriff there. Mr. Burns is
capable man, well suited for the office for
which he is running and should be elected.
EGt the Democrats of Logan county have
nominee for clerk and auditor and re-
cOrder in
WESLEY b. GEORGE,
who is going back into office by a joint vote
OF the Republicans and Democrats As
auditor and recorder since Logan countv's
birth, MIR. George has proven an officer pc
cuilarly fitted for thu position. He is a
printer by trade, and, while he does not
flourish his travelling card with trumpets.
he has been member of the International
union since eighteen years old, and is said
to be l2OO-an hour man. He was presi-
dent of the Stockton California; union for
two terms, and his ability for the Office he
seeks is shown by his reputation for neat
ness, promptneSs and correctness from Salt
Lake city to Boise. Those best posted and
those who know of his work in office claim
him as the model auditor and recorder of
Idaho. By the way, Mr.. George has an i'm
proved style in his ledger accounts, and is
now preparing to copyright his system
j. C. BROWN
carries moro weight than any other man on
either ticket. He weighs 272 pounds. and
is solid d ,mocrat He is landlord OF the
Logan hotel in Shoshone, and it is well said
OF him that no man of honest Intentions
ever applied at his house for bed and board
but what they were cheerfully supplied.
Mr.. Brown is sure of an endorsement by
election to the Office he now holds-probate
judge.
w. II. GUsLER
is G. A. r. Democrat. w. n
has story told on him by the as.
SCISSOR. Being asked to give list of his
property 10 the assessor for taxation. his
first article was, Put my old musket in at
SO" But Mr.. G1sler is competent man,
and seeks for the Office of treasurer and
public administrator He is man of
family, is highly thought of by all and is a
strength to the ticket.
G. b. PETERS,
for assessor and tax collector. Gid has
been teaching school for some years. and is
one OF our farmers who has successfully
worked his way to place on the Demo-
cratic ticket. Heis thoroughly competent
and is known to be particularly well fitted
Tor the very important Office he seeks and
his friends are bound to give him. Mr.
Peters is somewhat retired for wire
pulIer, but has that golden rule of THINKING
three times before he acts in important
matters.
For Coroner
DR.. r. W. MARSHALL,
of Bellevue. Doc. Marshall, as he is gen
orally known, was beyond doubt the first
physician to locate in the county, he having
practiced medicine in Bellevue for the past
nine years. During this time the doctor
has made many friends and demonstrated
his thorough understanding of lis profess
sion. Every man in the county should cast
his ballot for "Old Doc. Marshall
THE NOMINEES FOR COMMISSIONERS
are H. T. Smith, Of Shoshone; r. H.
Wright, of Broodford, and NJ. L. Davis. of
Camas Prairie-three substantial honest