Graham guardian., 1900-08-31
THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES

DelOrc tHo P0VPio VI Ni"" W.
as etrong a ticket as can be con-
structed and that the people are
satisfied with that action will be
demonstrated at the polls in No
vember.
G. M. Shannon, the nominee for
council, is just the man for the po-
sition. He served the people of
this county in that capacity before
and served them faithfully and
well. He understands the needs
of the county and, as heretofore,
will be found on the side of the
masses and working for the best
interests of the whole people. No
member of the council from any
part of the territory will command
more respect than G. M. Shannon.
In selecting e. I. Ijams for
member of the lower house no
mistake was made. Mr.. Ijams has
been resident Of Graham county
for nearly 20 years. He has never
asked for political honors but has
always been hard worker in the
interest of good government, has
always been and always will be
found laboring for the advance
ment of his county and its people.
He commands the respect Of every
one through his honesty of pur-
pose and upright course, and as he
is thoroughly conversant with the
needs of the county in the way of
legislation, the conventions choice
was a wise on.
Andrew Kimball, who was Sc
lected for the other member of the
house, has only lived here about
three years but in that time he has
studied the situation and thorough
| ly famaliarized himself with the
political and industrial situation
here, thereby making himself a
thorough and competent legislator
|
to represent the people of this
county. Mr., Kimball has been a
lmember of the legislature of Utah
and was also a member ofthe State
| Constitutional Convention, SO that
in Legislative affairs he is an ex-
lperienced mar,
| With these three gentlemen rep
resenting us in the legislature the
people can rest assured that none
of their interests wit be overlook
cd or neglected,
Ira Harper, for supervisor, rep
resents the east end of the count,
He is a heavy tax payer and i
q thoroughly competent business
man. He is interested in the
growth and welfare of the county
and will fill the Office to the best
interests of the people.
| A. w. Childres, the other nomi
nee for supervisor, represents the
west end of the county. He is a
man in whom all who know him
repose the utmost confidence. He
is stock man and large prop
erty owner and thoroughly famil.
lar with the needs of the county
He is the right man for the place
With the election of Massrs
Harper and Childres the board
will be composed of men represent
ing the three great industries OF
the county, mining, stock raising
and farming and all industries will
receive equal protection at the
hands of the board. The interests
of the people will be safe in the
hands of these gentlemen.
In nominating James V. Parks
for Sheriff the contest between the
three candidates was spirited one
but the unsuccessful ones, with
their friends backing them, will
give him solid support. Mr..
Parks is thoroughly competent to
administer the difficult duties of
the Sheriff's Office and when elected
the people will not be disappoint-
ed in him. He has had vast ex-
perience as peace officer in the
east end of this county and as the
people up there are supporting
him almost unanimously it is a
recommendation that all will be
safe in accepting. He has lived in
the county from boyhood and
knows every foot of ground in the
entire county and surrounding
territory, which knowledge will