Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-11-12

IF you want honest men to represent you, vote the Peoples ticket.
 EVERY candidate on the Peoples ticket is pledged to economy and reform.
 IF you want economy in the adminis- tration of county affairs, try the strict scrutiny of all bills by intelligent men, vote for Weech and Nesbit.
 THE candidates on the Peoples ticket were selected for their positions be- cause of their fness for the positions. not because of their being pliant tools of boss.
 THE candidates on the Peoples ticket are not men who sought the office, a l number of them being absent from the county at the time of their nomination.
 ETERY vote for the Peoples ticket is vote against bossism, trickery and fraudulent manipulation of conventions. GEO. H. KRLLY is the would-be boss of the Democratic party. Will MT. Kelly or any of his friends inform the public when MT. Kelly ever voted the Democratic ticket since he has been a resident of Graham county?
 EVEN men who do not like Hyrum Weech personally concede the fact that be has made one of the best Supervisors Graham county has ever had, and will ! vote for him.
 HYRUM WEIGH has been Supervisor before and every vote and official act of his has been in favor of economy. His fitness for the position is universally | recognized. Men of all parties will vote | for him.
 CoLwELL LETTCH, member of the Legislature on the Peoples ticket, is one of the largest taxpayers in Graham county. He is a man. of more than ordinary information and is interested in passing laws to reduce taxation. With Dunlap, Brewer and Leitch in the Legislature, Graham will be the best represented county in the Terri tory. Were the people of Graham county to defeat these men, they would show themselves utterly ignorant and forgetful of their best interests.
 MR. A. J. NEsBIT was not in the Ter ritory at the time of his nomination, but his eminent fitness for the position of Supervisor so recommended him to the people that he was without opposition selected by the Peoples party as their candidate. His popularity and fitness for the position render a canvass un- necessary. His vote at Clifton and | Merenci will be as great as in the western portion of the county where be resides.
 BURT DHNLAP has most effectually nailed the lies which the Bulletin has advanced against his record in the council of the Fifteenth Legislature, notably in regard to the hold over of twenty one days. His course in that particular was advised and approved by the foremost Democrats in the Ter l ritory. Judge Barnes advised the action, and also kept his brother-in-law, Mir. Daly, man thoroughly under his influence in the Legislature. Judge Barnes may now deny the fact, as to now deny the fact suits the purpose better, but his action in keeping MT. Daly in the Legislature for the twenty one days will more than offset any denial. The fact speaks for itself and neede no commentary. MT. Dunlap is proud of his record and willing and ready at any and all times to explain his action on any measure. He lives with us and all that he has is in Graham | county. He is one of our most pro- gressive citizens and is here to stay. No man is more interested in the speedy development of Graham county. The people of Graham county will make the mistake of their lives in .electing his opponent, who has has no interests here.
 JOHN W. KoLB's masterly speech at Thacher on Thursday night, in which he so lucedly and clearly exposed the trickery of the Democratic convention, aud so effectually refuted the falsehoods Of the Bullentin in regard 70 his own connection with the Peoples Party, not only won him many votes, but set the people of Graham county to thinking about what kind of men are now run ming Graham county. MT. Kolb did not come to Graham county nor was he sent here for the purpose of running for an office. He was nominated without solicitation on his part or of his friends, and. it was only after mature delibera- tion and consultation with leading men of both parties, and at the earnest request of the heaviest taxpayers of both parties that he consented to accent the nomination for District Attorney. He is entirely free from cliques or factions, and his manly and independent course has made him friends all over the coun- ty. His conduct in the discharge of the duties of District Attorney will be in the interest of the taxpayers and not in the interest of a ring. which perpetuates itself by stifiing the voice of the people and fraudulently manipulating conven- tions, and by pandering to the lowest inRaincts of the people. Whether truth fully or falsely, his opponent is univer-