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

from the second district, is farmer
and cattle raiser and lives on Lick
creek. For many years before com
ing to Idaho Mr.. Lynes followed his
profession of locomotive engineer,
and in that capacity has q record for
ability and faithful service. He has
always been a republican but believes
that the silver question is a vital and
paramount issue and considers that
on this point of such overwhelming !
Importance to all western interests
his former party has departed from
him-not he from the party. He
will receive the largest proportion of
votes where he is best known and
this is the best endorsement possible
ISAAC Z. SMITH
Nominee for the office of County
clerk and recorder, and as the present
incumbe Of this most important of
fee, is too we'll known in this county
to need any introduction or endorse
ment His conduct of the Office as
: the records show, is without blemish,
and it is a well known and recognized
fact by competent persons both in the
county and from abroad who have
had occasion to pass upon the coun
ty records that they are without fault,
and Washington county methods and
systems are today the standards for
other counties That this condition
, is due to Mr. Smiths peculiar adapt
ability TO the requirements there can
be no question; and to ask the peo
pie that he has served so well for a
further Endorsement is as little as
| could be asked for. Under his su-
pervision all the financial interests of
the county have been guarded and
- every dollar accounted for. Such a
s record will need something more than
9 mere assertion to overcome. There
t may be others Of surmsed ability
o Mr. Smiths ability is known and re-
quires no further proof
GEO DEAN.
The candidate for sheriff of Wash
!, ington county lives near Salubria
c He is farmer and stock raiser and
s for more than ten years has been a
: resident of Idaho. By profession
Mr. Dean is locomotive engineer
tllQ luaDl Ntulo vi ITO stCOiNC liAh
q hood were put in on the footboard,
}, Through the construction of the K.
= Z. road he WAS to some extent en-
gagged in contract work and there are
= several people in this commu unity
" who knew him at that time and tC
y whom his subsequent career is wei
al and favorably known His quaid
# cations for the first Office in the cou
ty are such rs to call for the supl OF
re and capable administration of the ex
" ecutive affairs of the county.
er DAN KERFooT
is Nominee for assessor is anothe
NJ candidate so we'll known that th'
= mere mention of his name is a suffi
cent guarantee, and as sheriff of TIL,
y county is known to all His pas
lie record as an officer is untarnished
and he can come before the peopl
with clean hands. His extensive &C
uuaintance in the county and famil
~ iarity with all its property interest
~ makes him well fitted for the dutie
e. of really the most responsible offic
n in the county, and one that require
80 the exercise of Judgment and bus
ness qualities and by one who vii
%. perform his duties honestly and feal
e. lessly Mr. Kerfoot has these quail
ch tiles and will demonstrate them
es elected.
Mt SOLOMON M. JEFFREYs.
ya For treasurer of Washington CO
al, Il, ie Nall holt &
known than any in the town or cour
lie ty. Here for third of a century /
N has lived and noted all the change
on from savage life to our present at
ia vancement lie was an active part
cipant in the Idaho indian wars an
suffered many losses by reason {
them. Before the present count
Ia was set off from Ada he was men
OF Der of the territorial Legislature an
nu after the division he was apponte
one of the commissioners to organ
ize Washington Co. For the service
in rendered in this capacity he new
ng asked or received any compensation
.ed and also donated five acres of Ian
sh to the present town site of Weis
he City After the organization of ii
en- county an assessment showed that
raj and his brother paid one-sixih of II
IN taxes of the county, and Mr.. Je
re- freys is still heavy taxpayer al
ur- largely on property from which
receives no revenue. He has alwa,
been ready to extend helping han
of and in this way has met many seve
,la- business losses; but his latch strii
a q has always been out and no wortl
elk person can truthiuiiy say .iae on'
has Sol refused to do a favor that cou
of be consistently granted. His non
the nation is proper acknowledgeme
his of his MERIT as citizen and
-. 4 vvouId only he q graceful tribute