The Arizona sentinel., 1900-10-10
Abe Frank.

Ape Frank.
 If it should become your duty to name the old war-horse of the republican partyin Yuma county, the present candidate for pro- bate judge would certainly re- ceive your indorsement-"Abe Frank &''-a man known in every part of Arizona: whose good deeds in the past have made him poor in his old age: whose many acts of kindness have endeared him to the heart of every man, woman and child ill Yuma county. He needs the position to which lie aspires-a position to which he would have no call, but for the facts first stated-Old Abe is now our probate judge. He has filled the office for the past two years with honor. You can't beat him, ladies and gentlemen :; he is too well known.
 Pierce Evans.
 When we speak of Pierce Ev- ans, we speak of a man we'll known from one end of this ter ritory to the other; who stands high in his profession, and is we'll able to look after the duties of district attorney of this county. No better candidate could have been selected for this important office than the man whose name appears at the head of this article. He deservos the support of the electors of this county and will get it.
 Dan DeVore and A. T. White.
 Supervisors the men who handle the business end of coun- ty affairs. Are they satisfac- tory? If not, you should vote against them in November. Bet ter men than DeVore and White do not live in this neck of the territory. They are business men-men who are successful themselves, and such being the case they are certainly able to look after county affairs. They will make able officers if elected, as they surely will be,
 Ben C. Efeyl.
 This is the gentleman who is going to handle the county's money after the first day of Jan- uary, 1901, and for two years next succeeding. His indorse- ment by the republican county convention for the position of treasurer of Yuma county cer- tainly carries with it a guarantee as to fitness, honesty and integ- rity. Ben has been with us a long time. He is at present one of Yuma's city dads. It is but fair to admit that he has a hard fight on his hands and for that reason deserves the strenuous support of every republican in the county. Vote for Ben c. Heyl and you will never have oc- casion to regret the act.
 Geo. M. Ti1uriow--Robert Tapia.
 These gentlemen head the Yuma precinct ticket, and were the choice of the republican con- Ventlon for the offices of justice of the peace, by reason of their fitness for the position. Speak 1 ing of the gentlemen separately, | we can offer nothing but praise. They are worthy, respectable and law abiding citizens. MT. | lhurlow has resided in this coun- ty over thirty years, and expects to hang on that much longer if be don't get killed by some one of the many transgressors of the law whom he has punished.
 Mir. Tapia is also an old resi- lent of Yuma county. and one hard to beat, If elected he will be new to the position, but at the same time no one need fear Bob Eapia, for no better man lives in 5he county. It was admitted TWO weeks ago that their oppo- lants on the democratic ticket lad no show.
 Harry McPhaui-Pab!o Ramirez.
 Ii there is anything that Yuma precinct needs, it is an efficient (nd careful constable. His duty s to police the precinct, and is ts arreSting officer. In the per