Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-05

Tho three presidential electors ON
ne Republican ticket who WIN oaSt
bel votes for Roosevelt ana FAR
inrkg are Francis Joseph Hagenuar'h'
+ " Klcfcr. and Ewstus W. olilei
Unfortunately only the picture OF MI
Slefor was obiaIuabIo for this article
Mn Hagoubarih was born 0t Lege-
,,ry Tonhi CO.. Idaho ln 1868. Hl9
athcr died at Loon Creek near lU1I'-
Ter Mountain DO 1870 MIS- uos.I-
,arth removed 10 SAT- Lake ana I'leI
married. Mr.. j. y. Wood. ller SON ell-
cred Notre Dame University ln 1917
md graduated in 1856 at the age oil ~
After leaving college De entered the
,mploy OF the clayton Smelling COM
,Rny. and lat0r took "a position as o'-
ayer and surveyor for me Cpas'
dickens Mining company Mr. nag
mbarth afterwards Joined ms la'neI-
n-law. Mr.. j. ID. Wood, in inc I'VE
tock business ana the company l5 no"
tnown an over The northwest os tle
Mood Live stock company Mr. hagen
,arth belng president Of the company.
Mr.. II. W. Klofcr NJ present state
senator from Bingham County WIS
iorn IN Pennsylvania In l,1L AZ lne
lge ot rs he came west emigr9tlhB 10
Colorado. later removing 10 wyoming
tcceptlng q position with Coe a car
.or contractors. with whom he re-
mined Tor nine years In 1883 he pur-
,hnsed a farm ON Willow Creek, when
No soon made locally famous lie on
erred politics an 1902 he ia besides
nrgclv Interested in business, being
ieayy stockholdcr IN the Iona Mercan'
lle Co. lie now resides nc ldaho
Falls
Hon. Erastus w. Oliver was born In
ohio In iBli and grew up In that state.
flo was n water boy on The Wabash at
he age OF ~. aud a tie-counter nc TO-
He came 10 oregon IN 1871 and made
success Of farming In 1892 he re-
moved 10 Grangeyllle, Idaho, where no
has since resided Mr. oliver Is one
u tho heaviest tax payers Of THIS state
lelnr interested IN mining, real estate,
brokerage and banking While he Is
4 staunch Republican he has always
declined to run for office. the position
- eleclor being forced upon him by his
party at the recent state convention
Dun DlN L. ' hINNlf
Burton J.. French tho nominee for
Congress. IL % native OF Indiana. but
has spent the past 20 years In WASH
lEgton and iu Latch county, Idaho.
he came 10 Idaho with his parents In
Use Mr. French taught In the public
ilho1ls from 1893 10 1898, entered tho
OF Idaho ana graduated win
aonors In 1901 I'm 1898 he was elected
10 the Idaho legislature ms Re-
publican, and reelected in 1900 He IS
80 years Of age, aud has always been a
Ooader IN pushing educational leglsla-
lion. Mr. French was elected 10 Con.
yrcss IN 1902 By q big majority, and |
has served with distinction.
ISAAC N. 9ULLlVAN.
Judge Sullivan. present chief Justice
Of ldaho's supreme court 10 80 wei
known ms 10 need no Introduction 10
Idaho voters. He was the FIRST chief
Justice Of the statc ana has been On
the bench continuously ever since. IN
was born I'm Iowa Nov 3. lSiS. and was
educated IN the public schools Of Mlchi-
gan. lie practsed law Tor some years
at HALEY whore he now resides.
HON, FRANK r. COOLING.
The name OF Alr. Goodlng, nominee
for governor has been inscpaable from
ldnho's history for several years, Ills
greatest claim 10 distinction Hes In tho
great victory he achieved In 1902, when
he led the Republican party 70 It's first
since 1894. lie Is q man OF
fine tact, iron resolution, fertile In
ideas, a man whom politicians cannot
push or pull lie has been an ldahoan
by adoption for over 20 years Mr.
iooding was born IN England, Oct l6,
1889 came 20 America at the age OF
aighC wac educated IN Michigani re-
moved 10 Colorado I'm 1871 and TO Idaho
In 1881. living for seven years at Ketch-
um where me was identified with tho
Mining ana Smelling COM
pony Ia 1855 he turned his attention
10 the sheep industry In which he has
been emInontly successful He was
one OF the prime movers In the or.
ganizatlou Of the Idaho Wool Growers
In 1898 in 1898 he was
elected state senator and chosen presl-
dent protein of the legislature,
Mr. Gooding Is "a man full Of progress
slye Ideas, and one who win MI tho
chair with entire distine'
don.
DR.. o. L, SLEEVES.
Dr. Sleeves. nominee for Lieutenant
governor was born In 1865 his early !
youth being passed ON a farm. lie
graduated from the willamette unlyer-
atty Oregon In 1891 and graduated as
M NJ. j. IN ls9i he served six months |
In the Portland hospital and then
opened an office for himself He has |
been emlnently successful both In a
and financial way His
friends count on his rolling up a heavy |
majority and believe ne ls specially
wen qualified to act as president OF the |
next Idaho senate
WlLMoT n, GIBSON.
Wlmot n. Gibson. nominee FOR score. |
.ary of state, has dlled the position with
honor 20 himself and hIs party for the
asst two years lie ls a resident OF Ere.
mont county where he has lived since
Sgi. He graduated from Allegheny col. |
ege Pennsylvania, IN 1893 Ie Is a
.lyil engineer by profession, and II In
.erasted In several successful business
Enterprises IN his home county.
H. NJ COFFIN,
Mr. Coffin, the nominee for State
Treasurer, was born Ia Indiana In lS9 |
Ie came 20 Idaho from Kansas about 1
4 years ago, lie had acted as assist |
mt state treasurer IN Kansas for four
'eats. and was also In the banking |
BUSINESS. Two years ago he was elect
d treasurer Of Idaho by q large ma
GRITTY. aud he has filed the position |
With such success that his recollection
8 assured
HON. R. s. eRAoAW.
Mr. Bragaw. candidate for state Au.
lltor, was born in New London, Conn,
)ct /. 1851 He received his education |
n the schools Of that city I'm 1874
re left New York ana located In Den
YER. lie engaged IN mining DO various
,arts OF Colorado and in 1883 he came
O Rathdrum, Idaho lie was appointed |
recorder OF HIS county Oct l6. 1854. to |
IN q vacancy. and was duly elected az |
he November election that year County
Jerk and Recorder and held Office un.
n 1899.
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