Arizona republican., 1900-10-20
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The county assessor is the man that gets close to the people. He names the value of property or rather sees that ! the owner puts proper valua ton upon it. He should therefore, be a man that knows something about prop erty and who is minded to be fair There is no more comp tent man fOI. this place than Charles w. Barnett He has lived here for many years and was also q resident of Mesa City for some years. He is perfectly familiar with all the property in the county as Well as the records concerning 1t. He Is one of the most respected and re- sponsible citizens of the county and entitled to Inc support of his demo- cratic friends as well as all repub!- cans.
 George A. Mauk has probably had more business experience for one of his years than any resident of this county and his training has been of a nature to teach him accuracy, and close attention to the matter in hand. He is a candidate for county recorder and will make a most Obliging and ca pablo official. Younger men than h. have been elected to this office and proved the right men in the right place. He has q host of friends all )ver the county and recognizing his ftness for the position they will hustle 'or him from now till the polls close m election day. Young men are com
 ng to the front these days in all par
 les and there is no more promising 1Oung man h=reabOut than George Hauk. Vote for him.
 Professor J. w. Stewart should make l winning canvass for school super
 ntendent. He is the right man for
 hat responsible position. A teacher limself he knows the needs of that 'raternity. and an educator of eXperi-
 nee. he knows the needs of the
 chOols and is interested in them. He ; thoroughly fitted to look after the .ducational interests of this county.
 Frank H. PaIk=r and J. T. Priest. ,andidates for supervisors, are two 'andidates of whose election there can le little doubt. MT. Priest is the ver- table father of the board. His coun- sels have kept il in the straight and narrow path for years and there is sitill lse for him in that body. Mir. Parker we'll known and will make a most .apaDle official. There is little ques- ion of his election. but no one should stop their work in his behalf till the .aSt vote is in.
 The rt publicans of the county have made wise selections in nearly all pre- .incts, of candidates for precinct otfi- cers. They will not let it stop at that. put will do their utmost to elect tht m. n Phoenix the candidates are Captain Gilbert D. Gray and Col. C. w. John stone Both men have been tried and tound to be the right men in the right place. Both have the requisite knoWl edge of the law and both enjoy the confidence of the public. For consta- bles D. P. Kyle and Fred Madrid are in the field. No better men were ever Mir. Kyle is a well known business man. ;uch d man as will rarely accept nomination for that office. and he should be elected.
 Fred Madrid, beside being a repre- sentative Mexican, is well known among the English speaking people, is universally respected and is master ot both languages. He has been for nine years a member Of the Yolunt5 CT fire department, an organization of which Phoenix is proud. and during that time he has been repeatedly honored by company offices at the hands of his fellow firemen. He has certainly earned the small distinction to which he as- pires and ought to be elected.