Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-11-03
OUR CANDmAATES.

OUR CANDIDATES. | The following complimentary notices of the republican candidates are from the Nogales Press. little paper that is doing good work in the republican servIce.
 FOR SHERIFF.
 R H. Paul, republican candidate for Sheriff, Is making h's ru1 on his merits nnd ca the record of the services which hs has rendered our people and which are within the kno .cledg- of a!l men wto have known him during the past. Re- lylng upoa 'ne--, As Ised not resort, tO Ohta Q vct g., t1 GetractiOn of his opponent, low method and one which always indicates to man of my in- telileence, the desperate straits to which any one slng ii must be reduced
 very psrtial csnvass of she County demonstrated that Tn the rece for Sheriff there wss practically but one man, MT. Paul, and seeing this the opposition knowing itself defeated has begun to dlstort facts iD the foolish hope of being able to draw from some of his friends. But our voters know Bob and We have no fear of the result ss We intrust his cause to the intelligence of men who know him.
 FOR TREASURER.
 Royal A. Johnson, candidate for Treas urer, will poll every vote of settlers on the land grant claims in return for his light Of eight years on their behalf.
 FOR RECORDER.
 Alex. Mckay, republican candidate Tor Recorder comes before the people with every recommendation that honesty ability and common interest with our people, can lend. An old resideut of the County, he has continuous record of acts of kindness to his fellow men for 1t Is a common saying that DO man ever appealed in vain to Alex when in distress; of earnest effort to aid the de- velopment of our mining resources the leading industry of the Territory. It was he that by the discovery of the QuiJhtoa mine led the investment of large caital in that property which was the means of giving employment to a great number of miners, and giving life and impetus to mining in that district tor seven years. We kpow that as Re corder hs would be as much the friend of the miner es any one could be, and hls claims upon the goodwill of the miner rests upon more solid basis than the mere repu tation of recoIdine mining claimg upon request.
 FOR PROBATE JUDGE.
 ;. b. Conley, our candidate for Probate Judge, is a gentleman in the prime of life, in the full possession of all hls powers: man of sound education With reputation among bis acquain- tances of unimpeacbable integrity: one without a single objectionable fault. being sober and industrious. He has given for years past, his best efforts to add to the material wealth of our Coup- " by opening mines, mining and by | lcducIDg the investment of outside capital in the mining industries. He is modest in his department, and the | writer who has travelled in his compenv and camped with hlm has never heard from his lips word that might not be uttered m the presence of the most modest woman or innocent child. The father of Olive Camp, he has beeh we'll received in every district which he has visited, for our miners know & man whose sentiments are in touch with their own.
 FOR ASSEMBLY,
 when We consider the vast power "0lch Is lDtru'ted to our law makers. when we reflect that in their hands we place the power to make laws upon the execution of Hhich our prosperity as people depends, the voters of the coun- y must respect the judgment of the 'epu blican convention which in view If 'hese things, has placed upon it's ticket. he pame of Mir. c. TNutter.
 Ia Mir. Nuttef the people have the that when elected, their Interests will be conserved, as he from lls long residence in our county, knows Il the needs Cf it's people; knows the rrors made by our past legislatures nd the evils which have resulted nere'rom he has all his capital invest { d Tn our midst; his interests are iden- lhed with those of our people. He is { ot DO oiticiau, siinply a modest citiz :, D, man with respect to whose fitness ( nd character We need say nothing; the eople know him and will vote for him ecause they know aim.
 FOR ASSEMBLY,. ' The repu i.ican party of Pima county 2 as earnestly eadeayored to favor Ari- c 'na with st:cag legislative ticket. h o@la2 :he great importance of elect '' iG repres natives fitted to make laws a IT the government of our territorial :. fairs. HeIet )fOre there has been A reat diiii ii3ulty in getting first class men make the sei: sacrifice necessary in a ;ceptlrG an office without financial yard, Genanding at the same time l duous work and close confinement. bl he parry wgs especially fortunate ir n' curing man of the calibre and inte- -, ity of Mir. Harry K Chenoweth, whose de !rty fealty induced him to respond to a urgent demaGds of hIs party. It eS ay truthfuily be said that Mr. Cheno- ho 'th is one of the most represen :atiye CT sn In our county, an ex-railroad man, at d at prest nt engaged in the mining wherein be has invested large