Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-09-15
For m mber Of t'ongr. IS,
hon, WILLIS WET.

hon. WILLIS sWEET,
# Mort. Idaho, IS nam-d. He is
Judge OF the FIRST Dlstri, t, an ora,o-,
aud in every way fitted for the posi-
ton. MIR. Sweet will, on going to
Congress, take rank with the abl-st
members of that body.
NORMAN WILEY
is named frr Lieutenant Governor.
MIR Wiley has pr.si,+d over the
rer'it rial Council, and is u SECULAR
ly mnu aud excellent ps'l'a,n. n,arian
A miner himself, he understands the
needs of a mini"g region and will pre-
side over the S+nat with ability.
Al PlNKHAM
is the candidate for ) -cr-,ary Of State.
Maj P,nkhan has . e ,od war r..
cord, having won his successive pro>
m tons from the ranks ''at the port
of his sw, rd," and WAS for II years
in the Internal Revenue Office in Iii
nois. He. is q thoroughly competen,
man, Of unhlemished character.
sILAs W. MOODY,
candidate for Auditor, was formerly
Territorial Sup. rin,end-, Of Public
Instruction. A lawyer by profession
his friends desired him for Justice of
the State Supr~me Court; but others
having been 80 fortunate MS to secure
thu nomination he WAS 8. !. ct.d, as
with one voice, AS the nominee for
Auditor. Tie is man Of n"i,npeach.
able integrity.
FIR COFFIN.
the NOMINEE for State Treasurer, is
one Of The foremost. most substantial
m-r ,lunts If Idsho, aud his name il
\ synonym for business ability aud in .
tegsity.
GEORGE ROBERTS.
the NOMINEE fir AIT r'.y Genera ,
serven two terms MS Attorney General
of thu Stat Of Nebraska, and pr we'd
ahl. and brilliant. f ur years AZ"
h. va, II tel iist'ict Attorney OF
AIturas equity, hut while it, that fiji p
had no opportunity to show the staff
that is il him. A brilliant orator, u
lawyer, and the best stump speaker
in the Republican ranks il Idaho.
General Roberts will come down fir. m
Moth Idaho w'ih majority Of 5000
votes, which will be- increased in Al.
tura> county AMI in Suth-rn Idah" !;
aud once in Office he will probably en-
deavor to make record that will
induce the people to send HIM To
Congress.
CAPTAIN J E HARBOUR,
nominee for superintendent of Public
Instruction, is All ex soldier, AMI has
taught school successfully. be is
now, we believe, engaged in the prac.
t>e If law.
JOHN T. MORGAN, JOSEPH W HUSTON,
ANDI. n. SULLIVAN.
candi lates for Judges If the Supreme
Court, ar. attorneys who have prac>
ti>ed 1t the Idaho bar for SO ma.y
years tnat they are thoroughly known
and honured wherever known. Mr..
Morgan is an * Chief Justice Of
Idaho. M~j''r Huston is a" old sol
di.r and one o, the very foremost
lawyers Of the Stat; he would grace
even the Supreme Bench of the
United States. A. d Mr. ! N. SulIi
van is our feilow-townsman, a thor,
oughly honorable man, n t us,w"r,h>
attorney, and stndi"u-, or wing
young lawyer he is scar ely over AZ
wears of ~. who will hold aloit
judicial ermine. and n yer permit it
t. be trailed in the dust. With these
three men on the supreme bench of
the State, the people would receive
fui! and exact justice, as far as it is
p 's>ible for human minds to admins
ter it.
ANDREW M'GOwAN
is the nominee for Judge of ,h,s Jud
icial District. He is undnuht. div ~
good an authority on commercial law
as there is in Idaho, has met with
great success in practise here. and is
heavily i"t'rested not only in Al,uras,
but in Logan. Having made a sp.-
cialtv Of onlleot,,ns, he has some en-
-mie>; hut, AS
"No thief Ger felt the halter draw,
With good opinion OF the law
so 1t is not to be expected that men
isl IN k,..,. Ill