Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-09-16

Gold Belt, to wrich he has stuck ev.r
since, in the face Of the most dis.
coursging circumstances, working
alone in The Jumbo drifts and tun
"rIs winter after winter. Captain,
Gum is All orator If no mean ability,
AID o"A requires practice to stp to
the front rank of speakers. He will
b- elected by an ov-r~ h-lm,ng ma.
j"r'ty. and when h. takes his s-a, i"
the S-n~t. the people will there have
a friend aid the working men .
champion, Who will be tue to tLeir
.v-ry int-re.t
GEO. Z. MILLS AND LYrTLEroN PRICE
are The n"m'n"es for Representatives
Mr. Mills Is young man who was
sl'n"t raised in K-tchum. H. is
bright, active, capable. honorable, aud
very popular wherever known. Mr..
Price is one of the leaders Of the
Idaho hsr. lie is MT, perhaps, ~
-hfewd politician rs h- thinks he is,
but Is y "ul'iv.t. d, scholarly man,
and u 9o"d aud fi-ct,ve SPEAKER
which is much better. Being located
h. re. largely interested in min s,
liberal minded, responsible ami am
bilious, lie will strive to deserve the
approval Ut his constituents, aud his
skill IN debate will naturally put hi.
t" the trout % one of The leaders oil
the l." gislature.
Both M.ssrs. Mills and Price will
he elected, aud they will undouLtrdl,
make a cr=.iitahle record.
JAMES M. MCPHERSON.
Is the nominee Tor =; herff He is q
miner, VIII" is known in the mai rity
of the mining camps OF Colorado,
Utah aud Idaho. a bright. nervy.
aud thoroughly "white" man xn.i h.. ~,
If family. The perso" doe. It live
~h.~,an truthful accuse him Of ev. {
having done anything dishonest or
'n-a'; h- has n-v-r b. trAy-d a freud
or \ cause, and his rrc"r.i is rs spots
less rs driven snow. Mr.. Mcpherson
will be elected by heavy m-j ,ritv,
AID will prove the best Sheriff tina,
A.turAs ever had.
Wv GARRETT,
nominee for Clark aud Recorder. re-
presents EVERYTHING THAT is DESlR>
ABLE IN PUBLIC OFFICE. His election
IS n for-gone conclusion.
e. RICHARDS.
candidate for Probate Judge, is an
old s"lii'r, aud his fitness for the
office is nbund~n'ly proved Nv his
long t nure Of y some what similar
office, t"-wit: the deputy clrrk,hip of
the District Court. Being prompt,
efficient. punct"al and gr"tlemanIy,
the people could not find a more
thoroughly competent man for the
Office which he seeks.
THOMAS W FERGUSON,
an old war Nurse who has mined all
his life, and who came to this region
from Nevada. is the nomi. &c for As.
SCISSOR and Collector. Being nov or
the river the people will bs able to
gel acq 'ai"tanc~ with him; aud the
TINES ca" assure the people, in his
behalf. Of the fact that when in Office
no will see t. i, that tbs equity i.
properly assessed, aud that no one ~
un Justly dealt with.
H.Z. RURKHART,
the nominee for Treasurer, was
Speaker of the last Legislature and is
The prese.t Treasurer. He is a r.
liable, responsible business man, very
centrally known to the voters; aud if |
W. H. Watt were NOT his opponent
W. would predict his elect ton ~ u
arge maj 'ritv. But as Mr.. Watt is
probably the stro"R-s. ina" which the
Democracy could have picked out for
ne Office, Mr.. Burkhar,'s mniprit.
will not be as large rs it would other
wise have been.
Z C. BALDWIN,
The nominee for Cor,ner, can handle
The t f. with any man. H. is m
Did soldier, an undc,t.ket, aud Y yond |
all around man who will carry the
strength Of lis ticket.
FRANK C. MANpELL,
nominee for Surveyor, is competent
md honorable; but a. he has \ strong
nan "axi"" him, and there is littl- il
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