, 1898-10-03

their experience has heen OF that sue
kind which mas benefited their
constituents and the state. Mr.. Car
penter SiI need no Introduction 10
Legislative hplls. and Mr.. Reii's know
ledge and training are such as 10 fit
him TO- a capable ami efficient repre-
sentative Of the people.
For several months it had been con-
coded that Chas. Yund was the best
man for the Office of sheriff. and his
nomination vas therefore no surprise.
His record in the sheriff's office stands
out peerless and alone. At the time he
was sheriff there were many evil-doers
in his section, but they were made to
feel the stern hand of Justice and to
respect the laws majesty. 1t was I'M
der the administration of Mr.. Yund
that the murderer of old Bob Burnett
was ferreted out and brought to the
hangman's moose. 1t was one of the
most clever pieces of detective work
ever performed in this country and
comes in sharp contrast with the bung-
ling and unsuccessful performances Of
his opponent. Chas. Yund is capable,
energetic and thorough, and his ser
vices are needed by the people.
For treasurer the republicans have
named Hon. Chas. Reals, one of the
ablest. nos highly respected and best
- a., rttn INrr fhtr-
ty years Mr.. Reals has been a resident
of the Gem City. during all of which
time he has beer in the employ of the
Union Pacific as IA locomotive engineer.
Mr.. Reals has served the people of AL
bany county in the Legislature, where
he made an enviable record, and has
ever beer ready with all the means at
his command to further any project or
enterprise for the benefit Of the people.
This is the first time he has ever asked
of the people an Office which pays a
living salary. Mr.. Reals will make
the people of Albany county an efficient
and honest official.
JuIltS N'Nibpoh' '"S
choice for clerk ana recorder, is one
of the best known and most capable
men in the state of Wyoming. He has
served the people Of this county as a
member of the board of county COM
m%issioners. and as their treasurer, Civ
ing universal satisfaction. In his
dealings with the people he is uniform
lily courteous and obliging. and at the
same time is accurate and painstakine
in his work. He knows the county
from one end to the other and Us IA
miliar with the details of the work in
the clerks office. At present Mr.. Nc
Gibbon is in Canada, having Just re-
turned from a visit TO his native heath
in Scotland. He will be home In time
to take an active part in the canvass
of the county.
Col. stephen ". Downey, the veteran
attorney, received the entire vote OF
the convention for the office of county
attorney. At the polls his endorsement
by the people will be practically unan-
imous. Col. Downey was attorney fol-
Albany county in the sixties. when
women served on our juries, and by
his civility, untiring energy and pro-
found knowledge of the law he at that
time gained the esteem of all the Ia
dies. Col. Downey S name is closely
interviewer in the history of the state
AS prosecutor. as legislator, as men,
Der of the constitutional convention,
as delegate to congress from the terri
tory. and as attorney he has served
the people with ability and fidelity
His ripe experience will fit in nicely
with the executive and detective abil-
ity of Chas. Yund and together they
will be an excellent team for the main
tenance of law and order.
For commissioners the republicans
have made wise selections. 1t will be
a splendid board to continue the
republican record inaugurated in 1895
and carried forward by the present
board. Mr.. Balch has had much ex-
perience in this kind Of work, having
served the people of Albany county in
the same capacity in the sos. He is a
capable %financier and an earnest advo-
cate of every movement for the benefit
Of the county. Mr.. Andrew j. Miller
is an economist of well-known repute,
AS an officer Of the city he has ever
stood for reform and good government
Economy has ever been his ~watchword
and many a dollar has been saved tC
the people through his efforts. 1t has
always been recognized that the people
Of the country were entitled to one
representative, and w. J. Broadhurst
the old and honored resident of Tie
Siding is their choice. The people Of
the southern end of the county have
not had a representative on the board
of commissioners for many years and
they feel this year that Mr.. Broadhurs,
consent. In Tie Siding. so far at least
as Mr.. Broadhurst is concerned, there
will be no democrats this fall. The
three gentlemen named will make the
people a splendid board OF commission
ers.
Mr.. ]. J. Fisher was nominated for
road supervisor. He has been tried by
the people Of Albany county and not