Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-10-26

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been allowed him as sheriff show tina
he has conducted the Office at the
smallest possible expense. He has
been fair with everyone and there is
no complaint hat a justly be
brought against him as sheriff of Bur.
leigh county. Mr.. Bogue deserves the
support of all republicans as a candi-
date for reelection. His excellent
record deserves a second term.
Under Auditor Moorhouse the cler.
zeal affairs of the county have been
conducted in a manner above criti-
cism. He has been a careful, oblig-
ing and pginstaking official. Bur-
leigh county has never had a better
auditor than Captain Moorhouse. He
is known the length and breadth of the
county as an upright, honest and con-
scicntious citizen and public official.
No citizen of the county has ever suf-
4ered through any failure of his to at
tend to his duties. The records of
his Office are in better shape than ever
before in the history of the county.
Captain Moorhouse as a business
man, vas a friend to every mar who
dealt with him. AS a soldier he was
.le same good citizen, and his record
in public and private life is that of
the whole-hearted American citizen.
AS a candidate for reelection Captain
Moorhouse deserves and will receive
the united support of the republicans
or the county.
w. A. Falconer, the republican can
didate for treasurer, has grown up in
the city and county. For several
years he has been in practical charge
of affairs In the t%reasurer's Office and
mis- nomination as treasurer is a recog-
milton of the good work he has do',e
and the creditable I'M in which
he has attended his duties. He is
honest and square, competent and de-
serving of support. AS officer of the
county and citizen, nothing can be
said against him. He has a legion Of
personal friends, who will support him
heartily. The position of county
treasurer is a responsible one and one
in which such a man as MI. Falconer
should be at the helm.
The voters of Burleigh county, which
has always stood at the head of the
legislative counsels of the state, will
hardly send a fusion legislative dele
CATION to a republican legislature.
The senator to be elected at this cleo
ton will be a hold-over and will have
a vote for the election of a United
States senator two years from now.
We have had n Roach. Republic
can voters of the county will not vote
for a candidate for the senate who will
vote for a populist or democratic SEN
ator. Col. Little is an able and eff
cient representative of the county's
interests in the state senate. He
will, when elected, take his place with
the senatorial leaders and his exper-
fence and standing will place him il
a position to work for the best inter-
ests of the county more effectively than
any other man who could be sent 70
the upper house. 1t is also to be de-
sired that the delegation in the lower
house should be a delegation that will
work in harmony with the senator.
The republican nominees for the house,
Messrs. Hare and Reade, are we'll
known to all the voters of the county.
Mr.. Hare has served one creditable
term in the house. Mr.. Reade is one
OF the bright young republicans of the
county. Burleigh county should see
to it that a solid republican delega-
tion is sent to the legislature. The
county that has two of the most i'm
portant state institutions within its
limits will not send a fusion delegation
or any part Of a fusion delegation to a
republican legislature.
y good business man is needed at
the head of the county school system.
Mr.. Edick's record is all that could be
desired, in his management of the
schools of the county. The excellent
condition of all the schools speaks TO-,
the good work he has done. He has
been prominent for hard work at all
educational meetings. Summer schools
have never been so we'll attended and
done such good work as under his di-
rection. Country schools are in flour
ishing condition, with good teachers
and school boards working in harmony
all along the line. The practical ex-
perience that Mr.. Edick has had in the
management of the schools of the
county is of more value than all the
theoretical qualifications in existence.
AS a candidate for the office for