Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1904-10-12

years in this county, and in that
channel he respects his vocation today
as an employer by a liberal conside-
ration to all whom he has in his ser
vice. The men who are with him to-
day know it also. To the struggling
industry of mining in Yavapai Mr..
Bradley is associated in a substantial
way Through his personal represen-
tations and his practical efforts he
has brought thousands of dollars to
the Lion Mining Company, and the
White Lime Cap company, both of
which companies are today in opera
ton here and successfully so. With
his associates on Slate Creek and the
Hassayampa he is placing his own
money to still further develop the
mineral resources. This type of a
man and his methods of citizenship
should be sustained by every element
If he is trustworthy In one service he
will do in another, and in general
way will prove his devotion to every
thing that is just if elected.
Leroy Anderson is another candi-
date for the lower house. He is of
distinctive branch of the service, that
of the legal profession. Mr.. Ander-
son has been resident of this county
but few years, but in that time he
has won an excellent name as a capa-
bic and shrewd man. As lawyer, he
is adapted to the work of the legis-
lator. in fact he is a necessity. A
characteristic of this candidate is
that he is ''stayer'' and is perfectly
familiar with parliamentary law and
the customs OF legislation He has
been in the harness in his native state
as legislator, and will prove his
ability in Arizona. Mr.. Anderson
has also won distinction sfor himself
in this city in litigation and the tire
less and able manner in which he has
handled professional duties and sue
cessfully so, will be reflected in the
halls of legislation, aud admirably so.
Mr.. Anderson is identified to no
clique or clan, aud Is a good 'un to
send to the terrific, al capital from
Yavapai.
By no means 10 least of the
candidates is Fred iijss He, too,
is miner and is ass1tried with the
Dividend company on { Bug. Like
his associate on the -iatirve ticket
Mr.. Bradley, he b. worked up the
shaft from the drif, and any one
familiar with the Life of the miner
will appreciate the struggle to do so.
A better or a more conservative
man is not to be found in Yavapai
county is the universal opinion
of this gentleman, and his candidacy
is to be considered by all people in
the light of doing things in legisla-
tion like he would in private life.
He employs men and he treats them
as men also. A characteristic of Mr..
Biles is that he is a strong and fear
less advocate of any princpiple he is
identified with, and in obeying the
dictates of the platform he is running
on, its observance will be carried out
to the letter if he is successful. He
should be elected, for the man we
want in the legislature is of a charac-
ter like this nominee represents, the
substantial promoters of the county's
prosperity, whether it be in mining
or in any other channel. They are
the ones to tie to officially speaking
or in any other manner.
The above men were selected by the
for but one purpose.
They are clean and honorable.
The democrats have been tried long
and often at Phenix, and they are
short. Give the county a show for
once with the new Switch the sys-
tenn and see solemn pledges carried
out and the county not tainted with
the customary notoriety that has pre-
vailed to its shame and dishonor. It's
time.