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


who stands free of these with his
neighbors has the elements of the man
about him to a certainty. Kelse
Lindsay is as we'll posted as any man
in the county on general property
values, and no man would make
greater efforts to make fair and
honest assessment of the county-one
that is equitable to all.
Ed Coulter, Kentuckian, an ora
tor and we'll posted in the law, is the
choice for county attorney-and a
good choice it is, combining ability
with that youth which is advanced
enough Che is 30) to have experience
and the we'll balanced judgement OF
the matured man, and is far enough
removed from middle life to still be
well-spring of ambition to work and
to climb and to deserve the honors
placed opon it. Mr.. Coulter has
strong conceptions of duty and he has
the natural energies to do more than
is required in the office and bar the
door against Incidence and ne
glect while he retains possession.
Albert l.. Freehafer, of Council,
the candidate for probate judge, has
been teaching school at that place for
the past two years, prior to which
time he taught at other places in the
county, and coming thus in contact
with good many people, his super
ior qualifications for the office have
been recognized and his nomiation
meets with general approval.
John j. Fuller, of Weiser, com
bines every quality and attribute for
the office of treasurer, being one of
Weiser's strongest business men and
one who will have no trouble in Civ
ing any bond that may be asked of
him. Much of Weiser's growth is
due to the enterprising spirit of ]. j.
Fuller, who has erected more brick
buildings in Weiser than any other
one man unless it be E. M. Barton.
No man will question Mr.. Fuller's
qualifications for the office.
Mary q. Harper for school superin-
tendent has served two terms in that
office with such ability and general
satisfaction that her support will be
almost unanimous through the county
for the third term. The people do
not desire any change in the admin
istration of school superintendent.
Hon. w. E. Adams, for surveyor.
is the strongest nomination that
could be made at that convention.
He has been tried in public office be-
fore,an his public career in the
state legislature is we'll known and
his services were such as to entitle
him to promotion at the hands of the
county he served so we'll in the legis
lative capacity.
Always at the foot of the the list
as If they were of no Importance
whatever, comes the county commits
sioners, who are the head. of all
county affairs and are therefore of
greater moment than any of the 9th
ers. The democrats could not have
selected better trio than they have
men who will meet the approval
OF voters in all parts of the county,
men who are competent and trustwor-
who will administer their
offices in dignity and with judgement
and consideration for all the varions
of the whole county and who
Will be considerate of the needs of all
in the county and grant
nearing to all constituents. They
Will fulfill their duties to the public
n such way as to leave no room
or oetterment. Progress and devel-
'pment will be the properly com
pounded with economy and conserva-
ism. Neither niggardness nor ex-
ravagance will mark their incumben-
y. In the first district Thomas
shannon, who has helped raise Wash