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manner as to Justify their continuance
in power. It's management Of the citv,s
finances has been unexcelled, and should
be continued.
% j. Dalrymple We want TO put
every man of them back, and more like
them.
AN. Gilbert approve of the most
favorable things that ca do said of this
administration.
@. l.. Daily: don't see how il can
be bettered. IL is simply case of
introducing practical business sense in
place OF politics.
Gid Steiner: ave should put through
straight citizens ticket just as It is. F"
j. Conner: 81 want TO see the whole
thing continued with one addition
better streets"
Thomas, Watt & Co. "Well satisfied.
Reduction of expenses, care nothing
about party"
J. NJ. Wallace: "should be continued
without contest"
$. L. Hayden: Continue the present
policies"
John Gray; "This council has been
too economical"
M. Klinger; ave cannot well do
better"
Squire Farrar: "Iet them all try it
again II they will serve"
j. NJ. Payne: "Most decidedly; every
one of them"
John Krausse: "a new set Of men
could not do any better"
John Bayne: "They have done very
WELL"
F. g. Haas: Satisfied see no reason
why change should be made"
Ladd & Bush: Let us continue it by
all means. 1t is not matter that ad.
mits OF question. When they came in
power we we're running in debt about
$1,000 month. That hau been stopped
and there has been liberal saving be.
sides. IL would be business madness TO
return to the old order of things.
+. A. Turner: 1 helped put them
there and am not sorry for it.
Walter Morley: am thoroughly in
favor Of the present methods.
f. A. Wiggins: II is by far the best
the city has had to my
knowledge. BY all means let us con-
tinue il.
Damon Bros. II would be the height |
Of folly TO make change. We are
doing we'll enough.
d. F. Wagner: IL is all right in all
respects and there are no objections to
continuation Of the same.
4. Holverson; am strongly in favor /
Of giving the present administration
second term. We couldn't better our
selves.
Geo. j. Pearce: Would like to see
every man OF the present non.partisan
city administration continued, and their
methods as we'll.
j. III. Albert: Well satisfied with the
present administration and favor con-
tinuance OF their bipartisan conduct
Of city affairs.
w. f. Boothby; favor keeping the
present set OF officers in for as long a
time as they will do as they have the
past two years.
Eugene Breymen; The administra-
tion has been good for the taxpayers
and the welfare Of the city, aud | want
to sec it continued.
r. =. Boise: The record will show
that city affairs managed as part Of a
political machine has been a dismal
failure, aud managing il as at present,
with politics left out aud business put
in, has been decided success. | want
to see the present business method
continued.
Gilbert Bros; Let us retain the pres
eut administration by all means. There
have been no "jobs," and ouly the best
interests q the city have been con-
sidered
W. W. NhlnncIs loNOt NoAs'b
the present program OF economy and
good city government.
DR.. w. A. Cusick: We have entered
into this movement as business pro-
position, and all political considerations
were eliminated. 1t has succeeded well,
and all our officers have fulfilled their
pledges 80 faithfully that believe that
every taxpayer has received great benefit
from the administration. | am un-
aualihedly in favor OF u continuance OF
the same regime,
II. Pohle: It's all right TO date. Give
us more of the same kind Of work.
Werner Breyman: 81 am we'll pleased
with the whole work, and would like 70
have the same class of business men re-
turned. In addition would like 10 zee
little more and better street improve
ment -
G. w. johnson; Heartily in favor
Of the present regi me, and don't believe
we could better it,"
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