The Arizona sentinel., 1902-10-15
PERSONNEL. OF THE
 SOCIALIST PARTY TICKET

No representative assembly heretofore convened has nOm- mated for county and precinct officers in this neck O the woods, a more gentlemanly, efficient, and capable set of men, than did the socialist party at their mass convention held at the court house on Oct. 1, last. The ticket as chosen, is composed of men that will command the respect and support of the entire social lst party and a goodly share of the votes of the democrats and republicans, assuring the cleo lion of the socialist ticket from top to bottom.
 Judge Henry Wupperman, the socialist nominee for the terri torial council, stands pledged by his word and the platform to support all measures of relief for the laboring man and good citi- zen; no one can question his in tegrity or his efficiency for the place. He is an experienced and capable lawyer, and knows what the taxpayer and laboring man needs. It is conceded by all that he will be sent to the white house when the next legislature convenes.
 $. H. Johnson, the nominee for the assembly, is one of the most prominent citizens of Yuma county, is a whole souled social ist, who like Judge Wupperman for the council, has the interest of the working class and the
 masses at heart; possessed of the qualifications of d gentleman, is
 admirably fitted to be seated in he lower house of the territorial legislature.
 Attorney Fred l.. Ingraham is
 ln efficient and capable lawyer: IS honest, upright and just; he will make a good watch guard for our county cash box, and it oehO0veS every taxpayer and .iitti2"n to see to 1t that he is Yuma county's next district at torney. He is fearless, con Scientious and trustworthy and will be credit to our county. He needs no further introduction and his election is a foregone conclusion.
 Jas. H. Meadows, the nominee for sheriff, is well-known iii Yuma county for his gentleman ly and honest habits. He is a fearless man, competent and qualified to fill the office of Sher- i if, is well-known in the county, and his election is assured.
 Ed. Crane, the nominee for recorder, needs no introduction. Ed. has been in the county for many years and everybody ir- respective of party will vote for Ed. He is very efficient and makes asuccess of everything he undertakes. Few men in the county are better qualified for the office of recorder than what Ed is. He will make an ideal recorder
 R. M. Rawlins, the nominee for treasurer, is a sure winner. ! MT. Rawlins is known to every voter in Yuma county. His hon. esty and efficiency cannot be questioned, and he will make a good officer.
 <! Dr. J. P. Yemen stands in the first rank for efficiency and sound judgment, having lived here in Yuma county for many years. He is the nominee for probate Judge. No one can question his fitness for the office of probate judge. He will bea credit to the county when elected.
 | Our supervisor nominees Thos. Lowe of SOmerton and C. R. Armstrong of Palomas are men of sound judgment, are hon. est and trustworthy, and when elected these men will see to it that no money will be drawn from the treasury of the county, until the tax payer has first had value received. We will get good roads and better school ser vice too. They will certainly be elected.
 Ed Hartley, the nominee for county surveyor will surely be elected. Mir. Hartley has been m ! the county for many years, and has given such universal satis- faction to the pubic as surveyor, that the democratic party put him on their ticket without his knowledge. Comrade Hartley has been an unqualified socialist so long that nobody doubts his election.
 Capt. B. 4. Frazer, as a can didate for the office of justice of the peace for Yuma precinct, is backed by the voters of the en- tire precinct. Everybody knows the captain: his integrity and strong, good judgment has stood the test of time. When elected Judge Frazer's motto will be fiat