Graham guardian., 1902-09-05
THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

to be voted for in November that
will be elected from beginning to
end, They are all representative
men who have the best interest Of
the people at heart, When they
are elected the people will find
they have made no mistake in
electing them.
.lThe head of the ticket, Mr.. H.
b. Rice of Morenci, is certainly in
Il position to represent the mining
interests Of the county and protect
that industry and all connected
with it. 1t is conceded that he is
Il business man of rare attainments
and his integrity is unquestoned.
w. T. Weeb, Of Pima, one Of the
nominees for the assembly, has
lived in Graham county for about
twenty years and thoroughly un-
derstands the needs Of the people.
He is II wide.awake, schrewd bust
ness man and will not overlook
anything that will aid the people
Of his county.
Gus Williams, Of Clifton, who
was also nominated for the Assem-
bly,, is II young man, fully alive to
the necessities of Graham county.
He comes from one Of the greatest
copper camps on earth, Clifton, is
one Of our most sterling young
men, and has the ability to serve
the people Of this county in the
legislature in manner that will
be both creditable to himself and
the people who send him there,
If the county had been sifted
twenty times for Supervisors no
two men could have been selected
that would have represented the
people more fully and with more
integrity and business ability than
Ira Harper and Eugene Caruthcrs
Mr. Harper was selected as
member Of the board on the dem.
ocratic ticket two years ago and
has always been found true blue;
standing at all times for all demo-
cratic principles and reforms. He
has proven himself the man for
the place and the people will send
him back.
Eugene Caruthors has been a
democrat all his life. He has lived
in Arizona more than dozen
years and has held responsible
positions in Maricopa county to
the satisfaction Of all law abiding
citizens and the dissatisfaction Of
the lawleSs. Since coming to
Graham county he has proven
himself to be an honorable, uprig&
citizen, always on the side Of the
working man and upholding right
and Justice in whatever form it
appears.
The record made by Jim Parks
during the past two years in the
sheriffs office insures his re elec
tion and it is very doubtful if the
republicans will be able to find a
man who will accept Il nomination
against him. He will be elected
without an effort
G. l.. Rawlins, who was nomina-
ted by a handsome majority for
district attorney, is one of our
brightest young men. When he is
elected he will reflect great credit
on those who place him there. He
has the ability and integrity to
always do the right thing at the
right time and as the district at
torney's office is one Of the most
responsible in the county the
Democrats will make no mistake
in electing Mr.. Rawlins.
Nit Simms Is the embodyment
of what recorder should be. He
has the ability, is affiabIe and
obliging, is good Democrat and
a man with whom all will be well
pleased when he takes charge Of
the recorders Office.
As the probate judges Office
needs a man versed in the law, as
we'll as the district court, p. G.
Little fills the bill exactly. His
democracy is unquestioned and he
is an attorney who understands ali
the requirements OF the office to
which the people intend ciecting
him.