The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-11-03

- ~"tNb III lie welfare or his
county Ill every respect. He is a
man OF superior intelligence and
experience and as a Representative
Will give entire satisfaction. Sum-
i1er w. Dee, the candidate for
Sheriff IS an energetic and progress
I've business man who has won the
respect and confidence of all with
whom he has had business rela-
t1ons. He is entirely competent to
discharge the duties of the office
tor which he is named and by vot-
ing Tor him there can possibly be
no mistake. The candidate for
assessor, B. P. Shawhan, has for
years been identified with one of
the greatest irrigation enterprises
III this county. At first he was EN-
ployed as the agent of the company
which constructed the great Pay
cite Canal and in that capacity was
taIr and just to all with whom he
had any dealings. In the course
of time he came to fully realize
that the management of irrigation
systems under private ownership
was a mistake and he is a new
member of farmers Board Of Di-
reCtors and has succeeded in arrang-
ing terms with the original owners
Of the Payette Canal by which that
irrigation system will piss into the
hands of the actual tillers of the
soil. In consideration ofMr. Shaw
hans efforts in behalf Of the farm
ers living under the canal he has
been made a director of their organ
ization and has their utmost esteem
and confidence. Mr.. ShaWan is pre-
eminently qualified to discharge the
duties of the office of Assessor and
Collector and he should receive the
unanimous support of the Republl'
can party. It is with more than or
! dinary pleasure we take occasion to
refer to County Attorney Frank J
Smith, who is a candidate for re
election. The people of this county
know that during the last two year
he has served them honestly an(
efficiently. lie is a young mai
of exceptionally clean character AM
possessed Of legal talent OF th'
highest order. AS legal advise
of the officers of this county he ha
ALWAYS Counseled economical &C
1ninistration of public affairs. II
has exerted himself in every poss
bic way to keep down expense
while at the same time protectln
public peace and diligently prosecu
ING all vio1aters of law. Thoms
R. Hartley, the candidate 1'
Treasurer, is one Of Canyc
County best productions. lie
a young 1ua1 having the eseee
and deserving the support OF
well disposed citizens. lie is Co
nectcd with one of the oldest al
most respected families i'll Boise W
lev and there should be no queSu'
OF his election, Upon former
casion THE TRIBUNE comment
mon the character and accompl1s
n1cn,s Of Miss Cora B. Bean, X
publican candidate. for School :
'0l' perintendcnt, therefore all that ne
a' be said at this time is that we hea
1O i1v reafirm everything before 81
d ed, We believe honestly tha'
"io Miss Bean shall be elected the p
I0r, 7, lie schools of this county will M
neu "a more progress in the next two ye
Is than they have i'll the past
on on years. 1t seems entirely unne
VIII WI sary to call attention to Geo
'itu- Little, the kind hearted and ho'
De candidate for Probate Judge Z.
l0i tically every man, woman and d G.
n"s in this country knows Uncle Oe'
tnat and to know him is to love l
nold We feel perfectly confident
aro' when the polls are closed and
just ballots counted it will be found
'Sen' at least three-fourths OF the Vt
the Of Canyon County have placed