The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-11-03
THE REPUBLICAN TICKET.

In making last appeal to the Re
publicans OF kootenai county, just be
fore the great battle OF the ballots take:
place, we ask them to stand by theil
ticket. There are principles to be up
held that are nearer and dearer to every
Republican, to every citizen, than are
even the men on that ticket, although
they are worthy OF your support and
shonld be elected because they can anC
will Ill the Offices to the honor anC
satisfaction OF the party and people
The time has arrived when persona
prejudices should be laid aside for the
more important matter OF principle
which should he the aim OF every voter
Our candidates are, many of them, mer
who have been tried AMI who have
proven themselves capable ard eficien,
officers.
There is Robert S. Bragaw, the can.
didate for clerk and recorder, man
whose ability is unquestioned, even by
his opponents, and who has filled the
office for several years to the entire sat
isfaction OF the people, than whom no
better officer serves the people in the
whole state.
William Ryan, the candidate for sher-
1T, is another example of efficiency.
ability and honesty, who has so faith
fully served the people for the past two
years as assessor and is in every way
worthy Of their support at the polls.
Frank o. Hill, whose name is the very
synonym OF honesty, in whose hands
the funds OF the county are secure, is a
candidate for reelection to the office of
treasurer He has filed the Office to
the entire satisfaction OF the people, the
honor and credit to himself. He should
be retained.
J. P. Quarles is in the same category
His record as county commissioner is
above reproach. He has given the PEG
pie clean, honest administration and
is always found on the side of economy
and justice. He has been honored by
the people OF both Idaho and Washington.
having served a term in the legislature
OF this stats and two terms as a county
commissioner OF Whitman county,
Washington. A man OF good sound
judgment, his qualifications for the of
flee OF assessor are Of the very best
Elect him if you are looking for a faith
full servant.
Henry Melder for probate judge, VIM.
Ashley, Jr., for surveyor and DR.. John
Sabin for coroner are all good men.
The last named is a we'll known practic-
ing physician and surgeon OF this place
and will poll heavy vote.
The office OF county commissioner is
the most important, for on the board OF
commissioners depends, to large degree
the financial condition OF the county.
To the commissioners belongs the duty
of supervising the business affairs OF
the county, of passing upon and order
ing paid the bills that may be present
ed, and Of letting contracts for public |
improvements. Honesty and good judg-
ment should be the first qualifications OF |
q commissioner, and when a man posses
ses these he may be depended upon to
serve the people we'll. OF such are the
Republican nominees, y. Falmeter,
Otis +. Warren and J. A. Ball These
three nen are know for their ability TO
fill the office and it is the duty OF every
taxpayer to assist in their election by
placing y opposite each name.
The Judicial ticket, with James A.
k.at for judge and Charles W. Beae
for district attorney, is a strong one.
Both are lawyers Of ability and in every
way qualified for the important posi-
lions to which they aspire. Mr. Keat
has resided in this county for several
years and Is recognized as one Of the
leading attorneys at the bar. Nr. Beale
is resident Of >hoshone county and one
Of the bright young attorneys OF the
state. Vote for them.
The state ticket, from Edgar Wilson
for congress down to and including the
legislative ticket, is made up Of able
men, men who shonld command the
party vote and 90 into Office Oh the Re
publican tidal wave that will sweep the
county on election day The voters
should not forget the fact that there i. a
United states Senator to elect and il a
Republican, is to represnt us he must be
elected by Republican legislature.