The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-06-30
Looks Like Hudspeth has a Cinch
on Sutton.

Hon. G. B. lIudspeth, of Crockett
county, having announced as a
candidate for reelection as re-
preventative, we the undersigned
citizens Of Sutton county, hereby
heartily endorse his candidacy for
the following, among other
reasons.
Because after his election in
1902 he devoted his whole time
and attention TO the duties of his
office.
Because h. was well qualified
to fill the Office before his cleo
and has since been made more
capable by his experience at the
last session Of the Legislature.
Because, during the session Of
the 2Sth Legislature, he constant
ly endeavored TO secure legislation
granting TO assignees preference
right in the purchase Of four Sec
tions of State school land.
Because he rendered services
especially valuable to the people
of this district, and preservative
of their interests, in opposing the
Bryan bill, which sought to can
eel and annull all leasees-solemn
contracts issued under the hand
and seal of the designated officer
of the State--and to throw all
unsold lands upon the market,
thus placing BONA FIDE lessees
upon a level with those who had
nothing at stake, and throwing
them into an unequal conflict
with the many who would have
infested our section for the pur-
pose of securing lands as against
those who had honestly acquired,
and are morally entitled to a pre-
ference in the purchase of the
same; and because the final de-
feat of said measure was due
largely to his efforts.
Because we feel that he will
under any and all circumstances
labor to the end that the people
of his district shall receive fair
and impartial treatment at the
hands of the lawmakers of the
State.
Because he has been a resident
Of West Texas since he attained
his majority, IS thoroughly III
sympathy with her people, and
knows their needs.
Because his record upon ques-
tions of vital Importance to the
people of this section entities
him to second term which is
due as a matter of course to one
who has proven true to his
pledges and to the interests of his
people) that he might continue
the fight he has begun against the
ruthless trampllng underfeet of
the rights of the people of West
Texas.
r. G. Dawson county judge, l.
J Wardlow, county attorney, S FL
Stokes, county clerk, J l. Davis,
sheriff and tax collector, r w
Martin, tax assessor, d Fl Bur-
roughs, treasurer, G w Stephen
son, Arthur Stuart, J n Ross,
Jno I Brown, T J Stuart, Louis
Boliur, Louis Stuart, J A Swear
ingen, Carl Gunner, August
Nickel, b G Higgins, Antonio
Gunner. J O Rountree, J T Shur
ley, f S Willard, b NJ Halbert, H
c Smith, J w Smith, w 7 o
Holman, S G Tayloe, + + Till
man, r Walter Davis, James
Cornell, W D Messday, J II Nc
Ceary, NJ J Mccoy, . r Robbins,
NJ i Wood, d b CusenbaYy, Lon
Gibson, Geo + Wilcox, John Nc
Nicol, II Marx, Nath Davis, J L
Grizzord, W d Thomson, II l.
Bridge, Geo S Allison, ID J WYATT,
j A Barton, j 5 Allison, w d
Wallace, p II Rogers, ID D, J G
Pierson, Theo Savell, Los l. Car
michael, AC Frambrough, Harry
Day, d + Patterson, w + Holt,
J J North, + + Wander Stucken,
Max Mayors, w A Glasscock, J +
Grimland, Geo b Hamilton, Jno
A Martin, Will Whitehead, Rob-
ert Anderson, f NJ Jacobson,
Dock Simmons, J T Morris,
Arthur Mills, w l. Aldwell, H b
Balch, w B Keesee, H Theirs, w
A Holland, w G Bryson, G. w
Morris, J A Hagerlund, NJ O
Middlemiss, Abe Mayer, Sol
Mayer, f w Turney, Bruce
Drake, 0 w brennan, J II Bra
sher, w II Perry, w A Pullim,
W f McGonagill, Johnnie John
son, r + Glasscock, r ID Word
Clyde Windrow, John Allilon, Sr,
W Sultemeyer, B f Hill, Mat
Karnes, A f Bellows, b i
Bellows, J A Cope,
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