El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-29

OF trust.
Z. K. KELLOGG.
The candidate for county clerk lie
we'll known ranchman who lives at
Clint. He has been successful in his
vocation and has q large circle OF
friends In Ell Paso ss we'll as the friend
ship of the entire community in which
he resides. He was at one time a can
didste for assessor and polled heavy
vote.
AL FL. MOVER.
Our candidate FOR sheriff is popu-
lar conductor on the G. 81. & 5. A.
road. Although Mr.. Meyer has no
large acquaintance outside OF railroad
circles, he has the respect and friend
ship of those who know him, while the
railroad boys will put forward their
best efforts for him.
AB. PUTNAM.
The candidate for tax collector has
been a resident OF Ell Paso for many
years. While always a pronounced re-
publican he was for years so closely con-
fined to business as to preclude him from
taking an active part in public affairs.
For many years he was in the employ
OF ]. Calisher, but the confinement told
on him so that he turned his attention
to railroading.
ED.MAUER.
The candidate for assessor is another
well known rauchman who has made
his calling a success. He has been
prom lnent in Ysleta politics for many
years. He Is in accord with good gov
ernment and would as assessor thor
oughly equallze values 10 the county.
r. B. BIAS.
The candidate for treasurer - one
of the best known and most highly re-
spected citizens of FL Psso. A neigh
Dor once said to the writer concerning
Mr.. Bias that of q large circle of &C.
here and elsewhere he
thought Mr.. Bias the fairest and most
unselfsh man he ever knew. Mr.. Bias
W ould make a mode ell treasurer.
w. b. HAWKINS
Who was nominated for superinten-
dent of schools was candidate for the
same position two years ago. He was
principal of the Ysleta schools for
several years and is thoroughly COM
petent to fill the position.
w. 5. M'CUTCHEoN,
Candidate for commissioner from
this district, is too well.known to the
readers of the HERALD to require com
ment. He is a successful business man
and the affairs of the county would re-
ceive the benefit OF the wide exper-
ience gained In his business career
should he be elected.
s. o. LESSOR
WHO is a candidate for justice of the
peace from this precinct will likely be
elected by handsome majority. He
held the position one term a few years
ago and won much commentator from
the public for his fair and logical de-
cisions. He is retired railroad man
and every one Of the "boys" swears by
"Dad" Lessor.
W. Ii. ROBINSON.
THE second candidate for justice of
the peace is not known to the writer
but his friends vouch for him as.highly
qualified for the position for which he
has been named.
j.. NJ. KINNE.
THE candidate for constable is an old
timer and very popular. He should be
elected with plenty of votes to spare as
he is we'll liked by the rank and file OF
both parties.
CHARLES KERBER,
Candidate for justice of the peace
for the Ysleta precinct, is one of the
most popular men in the valley. Al
though Charley is q life long republic
an and delegate to the republican
convention the democrats of Ysleta re-
cognized his popularity by nominating
him for the Office which he has held
for years with credit to himself and
the community.
WALTER DOWNS,
Candidate for justice of the peace
for Towne precinct, and
AMOS GREEN,
Candidate for constable for the same
precinct, are both republicans whom
the democrats did not care to oppose
for the positions, and consequently
nominated them, giving them clear
field.
The position of county attorney,
commissioners, aud other precinct Of
ticers from the lower precincts will be
noticed as soon as the executive COM
mittee I'LL the positions or are notified
who are the candidates for precinct
offices.
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