Arizona republican., 1898-09-11
THE REPUBLICAN TICKET.

We print elsewhere in this number Of
 The Republican the names of the re-
 publicans nominated yesterday for the
 county offices. The list will appeal to all citizens who desire to see the afs
 fairs of the county administered hon
 estly and economically. This is a re-
 publican year, and the republican
 nominations are so uniformly good l that Maricopa county can hardly fail
 to have a complete set Of republican
 officers. There's Jim Bark! Where
 could a more ideal candidate for sher-
 if be found? He's young, he's active,
 he has been eminently successful as
 cattlenan, he has the respect of the
 entire community. He is the cle re-
 publican who can beat Murray, the democratic candidate, hands down MT. Bark is not an office seeker, like his
 competitor. He did not ask the nomi-
 nation; when it WAS offered to him he declared his willingness to accept it and to make a vigorous campaign. It will be surprising to republicans and
 democrats if he shall not have com fortable majority. NIT. M. W. Messin-
 ger, the candidate for treasurer, is q i republican of recognized worth and business ability. He will make an ex-
 cellent treasurer. Everybody knows | T. B. Flannigan, who was nominated ] by exclamation for district attorney. Mir. Flannigan is vote-getter and when the ballots are counted it will bs found that his democratic competitor was never in the race with him Mir i L. w. Coggins, the candidate for as-
 sessor, is well qualified by his busi- ness experience in Phoenix to admin | ister the duties of this office success
 fully. He is well acquainted with county values, and will make a valu-
 able officer. The voters Of the county, irrespective of politics, will consult their interests by supporting Mir. Cog gins. F. ". Sheridan, the candidate for county recorder, is the present incum- bent Of that office, who was elected in
 a democratic year. He is Q good off,
 ceT, and will be reelected w. S.
 Scott, present clerk in the probate ! judges office, nominated yesterday for
 probate judge, is a lawyer and is said
 to be one of the best posted men in
 probate law that ever came to Arizona. i William Waters, the nominee for the
 post Of county surveyor, has had large experience and is thoroughly equipped for the position to which he aspires. He is popular and will poll
 the full party vote.
 1 For county school superintendent the convention named Thomas F. Grin 1 dell Of Tempe, who was teacher at
 the Normal school at salary of s1, ,500
 year and resigned last spring to join the Rough Riders" and fight for his country at S13 Der month. MT. Grin
 dell will return to Phoenix in time to
 make a strong canvass. He undoubt- edly will be elected.
 For the board of supervisors the con- vention selected J. T. Priest and J. A. Marshall Mir Priest is one of the oldest residents of the county, and has served eight years on the board of stl- pervisor5. There is no doubt of his election. Mr Marshall is one of the best known residents of Maricopa county He served several terms in the assembly, and is strong with the people.
 Captain James H. McClintock, wllo is now convalescing in New York hospital from terrible wounds re-
 ceived before Santiago, is the no1ni-
 nee Of the convention for member Of the council. He was nominated by ac- clasnation, amidst great enthusiasm When Mac" returns to Phoenix with his crutches he will find the boys ready to turn in and help elect him. His sue cess is a foregone conclusion. Samuel
 Brown of Tempe, Winfield Scott of
 Sccttsdale, J. ". Benham and B. T. Gillett of Phoenix are the candidates for the assembly. They make a strong
 quartette, and if elected will be of
 great service to the county and the i territory.
 i From beginning to end the ticket is clean and strong. It is the best ticket
 the republicans Of this county have put up in years. Il is winning ticket.
 Every republican can work for it with
 a clear conscience. Now let us get to
 work!