The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-10-15
THE COUNTY TICKET.

Ihe county t1ckeJ named Dy the
democrats this year is very strong
one-a clean straightforward ticket,
named without intrigue or wire-pull-
ing, that can be heartily and consci-
entiously voted for by all our citi-
zens, men and women, without regard
to party prejudices.
Heading the ticket, for state sena-
tor, is that strong and stalwart man
Hon. Thos. @. Galloway, who has
been part of the county since long
before the county was conceived.
Honest as the sun, firm for the right,
always, and ever alert to the welfare
and just claims of his neighbors has
Tom Galloway been, and when we vote
for him, we know that no vote was
ever better placed-tha it is vote
for absolutely reliable material, and
for man who lives, and whose fam
lily lives, and whose interests are CEN
tered in the county which he will
represent if elected.
Mr.. A. B. Huddleson is known to
considerable extent as one of the
leading business men of Cambridge.
where he has been engaged in the
mercantile business for several years.
Square and open, as he is known to
be, he will gain strength with the
people every day. AS representative,
he, with Mr.. Howard Dennison, will
give us splendid delegation in the
house during the next legislature.
Mr.. Dennison is bright and earnest
gentleman who has been associated
with mining development at Iron
Springs for the past two years. That
his residence there is of two years
only is used by his opponents as an
opening for the Johnny come late
ly" cry. Our mining interests have
reached the stage where they will al.
ways demand representation on the
legislative ticket, and Mr.. Dennison
is there as the choice of those inter
ssts; and the mining districts are
subject to greater and more frequent
changes in population than are agri-
districts, and when a man
1as been two years located he is en-
titled to the distinction of an old.
inner. The johnny cry will fall
lat In the face of the solid support
dr. Dennison will receive. Mr.. Den
lison has, far in advance of his NOM
nation, demonstrated his superiority
'ver his opponent, and this no doubt
lad something to do with his selec
ion by the convention. Although
'ut young married man he is al
eady the happy and prolific father of
ne cutest pair of twins you ever saw.
he transportation of the twins in
wo boxes on pack horse from Pol
ock to Iron Springs year or more
go will be we'll remembered. as If
as recounted in the Signal at the
Ime.
Houston Brizendine is an ideal
andldate for sheriff. natural horn
fact he has admitted |
much. He has ably filed the Of
90 OF deputy to Sheriff Adams dur
lg the latter's incumbency and is
conversant with the duties
The Office in advance of his cleo
on. Coming from a thoroughbred
entucky family, the state that pro-
Ices good men and brave In the face
danger, he adopted Idaho as his
me about six years ago land there
re has q fair Stand" OF moss
routed between bis shoulders suf.
lent TO shield him from the black.
OF all charges, that Of being a
hDpy) and has every qualification
3 people Of the county can ask 10
sheriff,
Kelsey Lindsay, the nowinee for
'essog, - . vell respected farmer Of +.
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