The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1898-10-13

office is good. Mr. .Jeffrey's resi-
aence in this community dates back
Of the existence of the county as now
known During these many years
he has occupied many responsible
positions but is best known as an
educator, having been principle Of
the Weiser school and also of the
Salubria school Mr.. Jetfrey's past
record is a guarantee that in he fu-
ture he will, if elected, conduct the
affairs of the county in q similar sat
isfactory manner.
MISS FRANCES GALLOWAY.
For Superintendent of schools.
The announcement that Miss Gallo
way has accepted this nomination is
the greatest compliment to the tick
ct. and surely no more consistent or
satisfactory name could be offered,
During the years that Miss Galloway
has been connected with our schools
as n teacher, her advancement has
been rapid, and among our people
her name is household word and
synonomous with good works and
devotion to duty in her adopted life
work And neither is this enviable
reputation a strictly local affair, Miss
Galloway having been called to and
filled very responsible position in
the Boise public schools. Her edu
cation has been thorough and this,
with her experience, fits her perfectly
for the pos ition. Her election would
be we'll deserved acknowledgment
of merit and approval of a lady who
has grown to womanhood in our
midst and of family who have al
ways been prominent in the advance
ment of all educational interests.
FRANK HARRIS.
The nominee for county attorney
, So far rs the interests of the county
are concerned no better nomination
could have been made. His leading
position in the profession aud exten-
sive acquaintance, make it possible
for him to conduct the legal affairs
of the county in more satisfactory
manner than any other possible. The
Office is of first Importance, anc
should be filed by lawyer of ac
knowledged ability and all these re
quirements are possessed by Mr Har
ris His election can be taken as al
assured fact
T. A CLARK.
Mr.. Thos A. Clark is the nomine,
for the office of county surveyor
His high qualifications both as civ
il engineer and surveyor are so wide
ly known that no recommendation
that can be made here will add to it
His work can be seen from the Mis-
souri, RIVER to the Pacific ocean anC
professionally no man is better known
Mr. Clark's acceptance Of the nomi
nation is more of a compliment t
= the ticket than any possible beneli
, to him.
DR. r. II. GREEN.
For coroner will meet the npprova
+ of all. He is well known an
skillful physician Of Salubria.
, County Commissioners.
or all the offices to be filed at th
: coming election the selection of CON
5 petent missioners is the most in
$ portant. They are the business agent
2 Of the county and all the iinanci;
8 affairs of the county are under the
= control; the raising of the necessar
! means to conduct county affairs an
: the final expenditure of funds is d
: rectly and solely under their coniro
f hence the importance of n caref'
and close consideration of the dilfel
ent candidates. For the first dsrri
we have
. NoRvAL GoRRIE
This gentleman has been residel
of the county for about 10 years,
= a well known farmer and bnsine'
man. He lives near Weiser, is
heavy taxpayer and is fully ideni
;, fed with the business interests of Il
= county. His ability 10 manage h
:, own affairs should indicate that
> would bring the same ability into Il
;, direction of county business.
Il GEO. HoFFsTATTER
4
Geo. Hoslftatter of Salubria is &
A. nominee for second district and is
ar well known as any citizen in the cou
!, ty. He is II farmer and stockraise
d and has filled the position befor
.r His clear record is the best recoi
,e mendation possible; he will run be
10 where he is best known, regardle
70 of any political considerations.
f. JAMES L. LINDER
id The resident Of Indian valley W
le has the nomination from the thi
Is district, is a farmer and his long re
1, idence in the district makes him fl
re ly competent to judge of its requiT
10 menis He is representative m
~ in all respects, taxpayer who W
lie make it his business to see that cou
Id ty affairs are conducted in caref
IL and economic manner. In fact
ut these three gentlemen named are
it fully qualified for their respect
to Offices "a could be selected and