Holbrook argus., 1900-10-27

make no mistake in electing Judge
Zuck to the office of County Treas
urer, for his competency is beyond
doubt and his integrity above re-
proach.
SMITH D. ROGERS
Republican candidate for Recorder,
comes from one of the oldest fami-
lies of New England. He traces
his genealogy back to John Rogers,
who was burned at the stake in
England. His father was in the
Mexican war and marched through
Arizona and California under Col.
Cooke in 1916.
Mr.. Rogers was born in Utah,
moved to Arizona late in the year
1873 and located at Snowflake in
January, 1879 where he has resided
continuously ever since. While
unassuming, he has no superior as
an, honest and industrious citizen,
and no man has labored harder to
build up and develop a new county.
He>is straightforward and conscien-
tious in all his acts and is honored
and respected by all who have the
good fortune to be acquainted with
him. He has always discharged his
duty to every public trust faithfully
and punctually, and if elected Re
corder would fill the Office to the
entire satisfaction of all.
j. s. wooLFoRD
Republican, candidate for Probate
Judge, is graduate Of the Jefferson
Medical College, Philadelphia, hav-
ing left that institution with high
honors in 1873. He commenced the
practice of medicine in Millville,
N. j., where he was city physician
for three years. He then moved to
California where for eight years he
held the position of surgeon for the
Black Diamond Coal Mining Co
He has been resident of Navajo
county for nearly seven years and
has been very successful in all his
undertakings. Fl he is a successful
candidate for Judge be will do all
in his power to fulfill the response
bilities of the Office. He is honest
diligent, and capable of filling g
position of this kind, and if elected
will do so with the best Of his ability
L. E. DIvELBEss.
Republican candidate for Supervi
sor, was born in Steuben county
Ind, in the year 1851. In 1870 he
moved to Kansas, and in 1875 to
California. In 1884 he came tC
Arizona. In 1896 he was elected
supervisor of Navajo county, ano
has held the Office ever since. He
has been a trustworthy officer, ba:
done his duty without fear or favor
and as near as we can learn ha:
given universal satisfaction. He is
r our present postmaster, and is Civ
r ing the public good service.
A vote for Mr.. Divelbess means {
vote for the good Of Navajo county
J.H. WILLIS
Republican. candidate for Supervis
or, traces his ancestors back to the
landing of the Pilgrim Fathers. His
grandfather served in the revolu
.tionary wars of 1872 and Mexican
1O4O. Ills ldtAoI MOS a PlOlOCl "
the west, having located in Utah il
1847 and took part in the Indiar
wars and troubles of those early
times. The subject of this sketch
was born in Iron county, Utah, il
1858, attended the public schools
until Is years of age, when he tool
a coursein the Academy at Beave
City, Utah; WAS married in 1878
moved TO Arizona in 1879 anC
settled at Snowflake.
In 1894 Mr.. Willis was elected
supervisor of Apache county, ane
when the county was divided wa'
appointed by the Governor super
visor of Navajo county, and in 1872
was elected to- succeed himself
The nomination came to him I'm
, sought, but if elected he promise
to fulfill the duties of the Office t.
the best of his ability.
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