Gilpin observer., 1900-10-11

Tyler ID. Heiskel, county judge of
Morgan county, is the fusion candidate
for representative in Morgan, Wash
ington and Yuma counties, and is
booked for safe election.
ii. II. Kamm of Glenwood Springs,
who served in the Twelfth Assembly
as a Silver Republican, has accepted
denomination, this time with the ad-
ministration Republicans as his prin-
cipal sponsors. Like Jack" Fesler.
Mr.. Kamm seems to have gone the
way of "Stevey." The nominee of the
Democrats and Populists is William
Dinkel, man of force, substance and
popularity, and who will prove an ac-
QUESTION to the next House.
That old Democratic war horse,
Colonel b. f. Montgomery, will wake
the sleeping echoes of Bull hill this
campaign. With the Colonel, Senator
Seldomridge, Charles S. Sprague, the
any paot tultOI VI lut COluluuO
Springs Telegraph, and Mr.. Hollen-
beck, Teller and Ell Paso's representa-
tives will be of about the highest
standard attainable.
Senator w. III. Adams has no oppo-
sition from the Twenty fourth. Every
body is satisfied
Republicans insist that the fusion
legislative ticket in Arapahoe county
Is fatally defective, inasmuch as about
half its makeup comes from the ranks
of organized labor. Democrats believe
that therein lies its strength. Voters
will decide which is right.
Gilpin county has a complete fusion,
and the representatives named are w.
o. jenkins, Democrat, and f. L. Boil
singer, Populist. Senator Newell, elect
ed as Teller Silver Republican, holds
over in the Twentysixth district,
which comprises Gilpin county.
Here is the list of senatorial hold
overs, with politics of each at time of
election:
First District-Fred w. Parks, Tel
Ter Silver Republican; Clay B. Whit
ford. Democrat; Charles I. Philip, Pop
ulst.
Second-Alexander T. Stewart, Dem
ocrat
Third-Elias NJ. Ammons, Teller Sill
yer Republican.
Sixth-Joel w. Smith, Democrat.
Tenth-James C. Evans, Teller Silver
Republican.
William II. Meyer, Re
publican.
Fifteenth-Clark w. Roe, Populist.
Sixteenth-James w. Bucklin, Popu-
list
Seventeenth-W. S. Buckley, Demo
crat.
observation-disclosures Annear, Popu-
list.
Twentieth-Thomas ]. Ehrhart, Dem
Ocrat.
Twenty y-fifth-William A. Hill, Teller
Silver Republican.
nty-sixth-Samuel V. Newell,
Teller Silver Republican.
Twenty y-seventh-Albert T. Fisher,
Republican.
Twenty -eighth-Thomas II. Stratton,
Populist.
]. T. Whitelaw of Silverton Is the
nominee of the Populists and Demo-
Gratis for representative from Hinsdale
and San Juan.
Organized and unorganlZcd labor
Jared well at the hands of the Demo
cratic county convention in Arapahoe
county, says the Colorado Democrat.
The candidates on the Legislative tick
ct came largely from the ranks Of the
men who toll with their hands and
heads for their daily wage. 1t is n
ticket which appeals to the bone and
the sinew OF this great city and coun-
ty, as well as to its business interests.
There Is not town nor village nor
mining camp In Colorado where the
name OF "Jim" Orman Is not a house
hold word, says the Aspen Democrat.
For the past twenty years he has been
closely connected with the advance
ment of the material interests OF the
state in such way ms 90 bring himself
into the most intimate relations with
all classes. As the head of the larg-
est firm OF railroad contractors In the