The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1894-10-11

clerk and recorder Mr.. Reek has filled
the office creditably. He has, in fact,
carried out every requirement OF the
office, and IN many cases he has gone
beyond his official duties to accommodate
the public. The records OF Granite county
are IN most excellent condition and are
open to the inspection Of anyone who
may doubt their correctness. This con-
dition of affairs with a new county like
ours, where SO much was to be done, is
certainly commendable, and for con-
tinuance of the same Mr.. Reek is the
proper man to continue IN the office.
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY.
The republican nominee for county
attorney, Mr.. W. E. Moore, was born at
Bellefontaine, Ohio, October 6, 1867 He
entered Antioch college, Yellow Springs,
Ohio, in September. 1885, remaining there
three years and finished the junior year.
in the Latir scientific course in the
spring Of '89. He commenced reading
law in the office Of Judge VIM. FL. West,
at Bellefontaine, in 1887, and was ad-
mitted to practice by the supreme court
Of Ohio on June 4, 1891. He came to
Philipsburg in July OF the same year
and has since proven himself a capable
attorney. He was elected by the board
Of aldermen as city attorney in July.
1893, and has been counsel for the board
ever since.
FOR CLERK OF THE DISTRICT COURT.
JOSIAH Shull, the unanimous choice Of
the republican county convention for
clerk OF the district court, like others
named upon the ticket, needs little in
PRODUCTION to the people. Since the
organization Of Granite county Mr.. Shull
has filled that office with remarkable
ability: so much 80, in fact, that not a
single complaint has been heard agains5
his official career Mr.. Shull is so
honored and trusted among the people
o. this county that to add any word of
praise would be like gliding refined gold.
Ills electlCE cannot fall.
FOR CORONER.
Fl. A. Briggs will fill the position per
forming his duties faithfully anil i'm
partially. &
FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR.
w. T. Allison-his name the synonym
of fair and gentle dealing with the
quick as we'll as tbs dead.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS
In the opinion of the republican county
convention the time has come when men
should manage the affairs of our public
schools, aside from the positions Of
teacher, and with that wise deliberation
in view they nominated for the office OF
superintendent Of public schools Mr..
q. B. Stevens, a thorough scholar and
one who is we'll informed as to the
requirements OF the office.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,
Willard Bennett is an active, enter
prslng, intelligent man, whose good
fortune and natural predisposition it is
to be able to employ great many of his
fellowmen at a time when such employ
mont is much needed; a man who is
widely hnuWn Throughout the state aud
all over the Pacific coast as business
manager. Intelligence in council and
decision in action are characteristic traits
Of his nature. In Willard Bennett the
republicans Of Granite county have
named man for whom they will never
have cause to complain, and who will
represent the people with ability and
integrity.
Roland Z. Rombauer, the other nomi-
nee for representative is a prospecting
miner, a volunteer in the civil war
member of the Florida constitutional
convention and delegate to the national
republican convention in 1868. The
house of representatives needs represen-
Cation such as IS embodied id Mr.
Rombauer: He is fully informed on the
financial question, and his ideas conform
fayorably with those of every citizen of
this great state. Moreover, Mr.. Rom
bauer is capable OF putting his ideas into
language and presenting them in an in
telligent manner before any assemble age
of public men. With the courage of his
convictions at heart and tho unquestioned
ability to carry them into effect, Mr..
will make record for him
self and the people he represents in the
next house of representatives