The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-10-21
Lief Which Should Receive a Cor
dial support on the Day Of
Election.
Men Named by the Democracy of
cascade County as Stand
Bearers.
lifted in Every Respect to Dis
,harge the Duties of the Office
They Aspire To.

I'M to make frequent reference to the
.lency of the nominations made by
democratic county convention of
rade county. 1t expects to refer fire.
rtly between now and election day to
y men, who are in every way quail
for the discharge of the duties for
ofsces for which they are nominated.
he nomination Of W. r. Pigott for
Office of judge of the district court
tbe Eighth judicial district was a
inc recognition of the judicial attain
MS possessed by that gentleman.
.ctcally the office is a non-political
and beyond the pale of politics. The
sction of Mr.. Plgott for that Office is
) ueriting the approval of all citizens
,svetive of politics. He has been d
sctrng attorney in Montana for the
| ttpeIve years, during seven years of
bich time he was the city attorney of
rrinia City. being chosen for that of.
y by both democratic and republican
ards Of aldermen. He also served as
eistant district attorney of the First
dicial district, holding that position
% by appointment. For the last two
srs he has been a practicing attorney
this city, and his high standing
nOng the members of the legal frater-
Ey and in the community is a guar
ttee not only of his election, but an as
rance that he will bring to the office
e requisite qualifications for an eff
ent and careful discharge of its duties.
For representatives Robert Finn and
D. Beecher are before the people for
ber suffrage. Mr.. Finn is a gentleman
hO possesses the respect and confidence
TALL who know him for his conservative
Id practical views upon all matters
ktch will come up for consideration in
ebody of men constituting the branch
tkv makers of the state for which he
dominated.
M, Beecher is a representative work
rgnan, and is thoroughly identified
Fih every interest pertaining to the
Nate at large. His opinion is now sought
men who know him and he will make
10 invaluable representative.
For Joint representative John Il. Smith
Eas the unanimous choice of the con
%ention here and he will be the unani-
nous choice of the voters Of Cascade
tnd Dawson counties or election day.
The wisdom of the nomination of such
nen as Robert Finn. w. ID. Beecher and
pOhn r. Smith will receive cordial en-
Eorsement on the Sth day of November
next.
". NJ. Cockrill has been in charge of
Fhe Office of clerk of the district court
since the formation of Cascade county.
His efficient and impartial discharge Of
the duties pertaining to the office conf
mend him alike to attorneys and hti-
giants. There is no doubt that Mr.,
|COckrill will succeed himself and tina.
|he will be elected by a very 1attering
majority.
For county attorney. Mr.. NJ. NJ. Lyter,
Successful and brilliant young attorney
Of this city was the choice of the conven-
|ton, Since his residence in this city he
has been called upon AS counsel in mat
tiers requiring explicit knowledge of the
law and he has conducted the cases
committed to his care with remarkable
fidelity.
For the office of clerk and recorder,
Henry j.. Meili is the nominee. Mr.
NELL has had an extended experience in
clerical work and is eminently suited to
Transact in a suitable n the com
pllcated and responsible duties devolying
upon the person in the office to which he
will be elected. Mr.. Meill in connection
with Messrs. Ccckrill and Lyter has
been endorsed by the peoples party,
mus showing them to have a large fol
lowing among the men outside OF the
party which honored them with nomlna
IONS for Office, and which Offices VIII be
nOnored by their election.
james Greeley is the nominee Tor
sheriff. He is gaining in popularity
Gaily, and his election is confidently pre-
Slcted by his friends, He is eminently
ntted for the office to which he asplres'
The nomination for which came to MN
unsolicited.
andrew Jensen is the nominee Tor
Treasurer of this county. This is an nm
portant Office, and one which should be
llled by a man possessing superior pusi.
ness qualifications and the confidence OF
ne business community. Mr.. Jenson S
Ugh standing among the business classes
md among all who know HIM. points
.lsnificantly to the fact that he VIII be
leeted by a fiattering majority.
). W. Merrill. a we'll known business
nan Of this city, and one whose duties
ave called him to acquire just such a
,howledge as that which he possesses Is
nominee for the Office of assessor OF
'ascade county. This Office is already
o Important one, and is daily increasing
? Importance. MI. Merrill is suited for
ne office, and his nomination will be
Allied by the electors Of the county on
9Th day of November next.
Charles Q. Turner, the nominee for the
Nee of county auditor, has been "A resi-
ent of the state of Montana for the past
Senty years. This Office is one which
a knowledge of values, and its
must possess a thorough,
tactical and general knowledge of all
oImmodities purchased for. and to value
ne price on all service rendered to the
ounty. In this respect Mr. Turner is
thoroughly versed, and at his hands the
axpayers may rest assured that thei
i~terests will be carefully looked after,